NYC is not "approaching a 2nd wave" or "at risk of a 2nd wave". We are in the 2nd wave.
Cases, positivity, hospitalizations are all increasing sharply.
It's time to start rallying New Yorkers--again--to flatten the curve. (1/)
Cases, positivity, hospitalizations are all increasing sharply.
It's time to start rallying New Yorkers--again--to flatten the curve. (1/)
To flatten our 2nd-wave curve, NYers should:
* Work from home if you can
* Partake in activities like indoor dining judiciously
* Avoid indoor social gatherings with people outside your household
* Get tested regularly even if you are asymptomatic
(2/)
* Work from home if you can
* Partake in activities like indoor dining judiciously
* Avoid indoor social gatherings with people outside your household
* Get tested regularly even if you are asymptomatic
(2/)
* If you are quarantining do not leave your home unless medically necessary
* Get a flu shot if you haven't yet
* Keep up the Core Four: #WearAMask, wash your hands, stay home if you don't feel well, keep 6 ft. apart where possible (3/)
* Get a flu shot if you haven't yet
* Keep up the Core Four: #WearAMask, wash your hands, stay home if you don't feel well, keep 6 ft. apart where possible (3/)
We have many advantages now as we face NYC's 2nd wave that we didn't in the 1st wave--widespread mask usage, far more testing, better prepared hospitals.
But the risks now remain all too real. This is still a deadly and debilitating virus. It's time for NYC to rally again. (4/4)
But the risks now remain all too real. This is still a deadly and debilitating virus. It's time for NYC to rally again. (4/4)
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