1/ So #LACounty is resuming outdoor dining after #COVID19 stay-at-home order is canceled-- this article quotes California health experts who are concerned that people need to remain vigilant.
It's strange that **outdoor dining** was a target though...
latimes.com/california/sto…
It's strange that **outdoor dining** was a target though...
latimes.com/california/sto…
2/ As many of us have said, a key to controlling transmission is for people to avoid high risk situations.
Most if not all of these are *indoors*
If safer outdoor options are shut down, people are likely to migrate indoors where socialization isn't regulated
Most if not all of these are *indoors*
If safer outdoor options are shut down, people are likely to migrate indoors where socialization isn't regulated
3/ California has the benefit of tolerable outdoor weather year round
The game plan here should have been to convince people to modify activities in a way that mitigates risk but gives them safer options to continue life.
Outdoors w/ physical distancing is a good way
#covid19
The game plan here should have been to convince people to modify activities in a way that mitigates risk but gives them safer options to continue life.
Outdoors w/ physical distancing is a good way
#covid19
4/ Similar to a piece I wrote today about flights in @voxdotcom - transmission happens when multiple layers of safety fall through.
So- it's not impossible that transmission could happen during outdoor dining. But it is far less likely than indoor.
vox.com/22248738/test-…
So- it's not impossible that transmission could happen during outdoor dining. But it is far less likely than indoor.
vox.com/22248738/test-…
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