"These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs. Spread is more likely when people are in close contact with one another ," the CDC stated on its website.
"Beaches are relatively safe because they are outdoors and people can spread out in the open space. The main issue with this disease is when people crowd together and if they touch common surfaces such as chairs or tables," Adalja said, adding that since the coronavirus is not a water-borne pathogen that the ocean water is not a concern.
you know whats powerful opening a beach on memorial day so serious ….
Unless you're in a blue state, Bwahaha
Clouds of Covid float around and will kill anyone within 6’ of another but not 6’1”. Wear your mask even if you’re alone and there’s nobody around you. Harshly judge those who do not agree with your vast knowledge of viral transmission.
You should be more worried about getting sunburn than catching corona. That's all you need to know.