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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]The virus will not walk into the school on its own and will not survive outside without a host for long  [/quote]
But it does not have to, kids do their ssl hour volunteering  at nursing homes. So do their moms...
Since you asked.[/quote]
It was a closed event - [b]they weren’t visiting residents’ rooms or interacting with student volunteers[/b].[/quote]

O nativity! Do you have a concept of how the virus spread. I have, but .I have no time, google it.
Think the air, think the  surfaces, think the bathrooms...
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Actually - it's not spread through aerosolizing. Must be coughed on. Also close contact is important.

Wash hands, sanitizer.[/quote]

So how did this NY lawyer spread it to so many people then?  Coughing on 30 people?[/quote]

It spreads through aerosol. It was already confirmed a month ago, wasn’t it?

You can wash your hands all day long.[/quote]

It is not airborne. It is droplet. Big difference.

If they cough and a droplet lands on something and you touch that something and then wipe your eye, pick your nose, or put a finger in your mouth - it is all yours. You can not breath and get it from someone talking/breathing near you. THAT is airborne.

That is why the masks help people who are sick from spreading their germs. And that is why a healthy person wearing the mask can still get sick. It is basically useless unless it reminds you to not put your fingers in your mouth/nose. 99% of droplet transmission is you touching something, not washing your hands, using your iPhone, keys, purse, money, etc... and then eventually wiping an eye or getting something out of your teeth, etc....  I mean even if you wash your hands, your nasty phone still has it. Clean surfaces and items you use often. Much more important than a mask. [/quote]

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