CDC has guidelines for essential workers
Fauci said he hoped the pandemic would prompt the U.S. to look at long-term investments in public health, specifically at the state and local level. Preparedness that was not in place in January needs to be in place if or when COVID-19 or another virus threatens the country. In Wuhan, the Chinese industrial city that first reported cases of the new coronavirus, authorities ended a 76-day lockdown Wednesday. Residents can travel in and out of the city without special authorization but must use a smartphone app showing they are healthy and have not been in recent contact with anyone confirmed to have the virus.
They can prove they were six feet or more away? GPS data?
Hmmm? Do we listen to our state the house is in lockdown or do we listen to the CDC?
Aren't most contagious people asymptomatic though? Meaning if you return to work you could be infected, not know it, and infect customers/coworkers?
Great plan. Just fucking great. 🙄
CDC is in the Executive Branch. And we know our Chief Executive wants business as usual. So, there really are no asymptomatic cases? Are, are not. Are, are not..... My daisy is out of petals.
We are just entering the peak period. The CDC must have been co-opted by Trump for this aligns with his Easter wish.
This is bizarre and sounds risky as hell.
Bullsh*t! That's how we got here!
Too bad we can’t test them first fail
Thanks for the warning! Now I will shop even less (already only in one store once a week), keep a larger social distance. It would be nice if we had enough tests to test people before allowing them back to work. Unfortunately, this crisis is being run by the trump failure team.
Social distancing is not an option for many of our essential workers 😞
scamdemic2020
This is just Trump trying to “reopen America”, the health of people be damned.
How about 7 feet?
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