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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Read this article about why cases are spiking in Sacramento, an area that has done a good job of keeping the virus under control. Large gatherings inside homes are an issue, especially when older, more vulnerable, people are spending hours with younger (maybe asymptomatic) people.

https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article243376046.html

[quote]“We have found as businesses begin to open up, for some people there was a sense that things are OK now, and they began having gatherings in the home and birthday parties,” Kasirye said. “That is most of the exposure. They are multi-generational. They have people with higher risk.

“You have people together for an extended period of time” not observing six-foot social distancing, and often not wearing face coverings,” she said.

[b]The increase in Sacramento, officials said, is attributed to a small cluster of activities, including two large birthday parties held in private homes, one funeral and a church gathering.[/b] Church gatherings, with reduced attendance, are now allowed. But parties inside houses are not yet permitted under state and local stay-at-home orders.[/quote][/quote]

[b]But can’t the same be said of large protests?[/b][/quote]

Those are a risk, but less of one because they are outside.

Inside, long duration, close contact, no masks ---&gt;high risk[/quote]

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