Outdoor playgrounds have been open for months. What’s your question? Is something new out there about Covid on outdoor metal or plastic? Soccer, baseball and basketball practices outdoors have been san masks for months as well, all over the country. |
Why? What makes this safe? |
Nothing is safe. There are no guarantees in life about anything. If you want 100% safety, enjoy your bunker. |
no, they have not been “sans mask.” all sports are with masks that I have seen in dc. |
it is immoral not to take simple steps to protect others. wear your damn mask. |
How about the fact that there have been no reports of kid-to-kid transmission of cases after months of sports? Baseball, swim, soccer, football, day camps. None of these sports which have been held across the country have resulted in mass infections. |
Link? I doubt you have evidence of that. |
it took literally one second to prove you wrong: https://www.kmov.com/news/st-louis-county-announces-covid-19-transmission-due-to-youth-sports-activities/article_d910d3d4-f9cd-11ea-829b-eb847a2dccbe.html |
op literally said that adults were mostly wearing masks at the playground. What more do you want? |
the PP was claiming that sports “sans mask” are safe. |
Nope. We seek out playgrounds that are empty or slow. The kids know they can play without a mask until I call them (when I can see other kids heading over to play), then we can leave or they can wear masks. |
They didn’t “claim” anything. They just said practices have been outdoors without masks since early this summer. And they have. That’s not claiming anything. Again - no guarantees in life. Plan accordingly. |
We see playgrounds that are full with kids/parents/nanny’s and about 50% ish masked (not necessarily along the lines of kids / adults). Same re sports. Some games look all masked. Others look like none. No diff in age groups. Idk. We avoid the playgrounds when they are busy. We mostly bike ride, masked. Seems safer. |