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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] DP, but that is not what she said at all. "The options are either strict testing and exclusion policies (e.g., every symptom requires a full 10 day exclusion or a negative PCR at least five days after onset of symptoms (with exclusion in the meantime) to minimize the risk of outbreaks" [/quote] She said "Do you really think the better solution would be to let potentially contagious kids come into the daycare for a day or two until they can get a PCR and turn music hour into a superspreader event in the meantime?" If the daycare received notice on Sunday of a positive COVID case, it sounds like the exposure would have been on Friday. The first day to do a PCR test accurately would be Wednesday. So telling parents to run out and get a PCR test on Monday is a waste of parents' time and health care system resources.[/quote]
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