We will do everything we can for our health workers. We can all help by saving masks for them, so they can stay healthy and treat more patients. Masks are not recommended for healthy people to prevent infection, but they are so important for our health care workers to have.
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Not to be an ass, but the stats would suggest that school age kids are asymptotic carriers, and the likelihood of displaying serve clinical symptoms is extremely low! Local leaders should take notice of this
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Totally agree with this. When there are symptoms shown with kids, the whole city already in big danger. Public health officials should seriously take a look at the age distribution on the affected/confirmed cases in Wuhan.
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Translation: "We're gonna wait until a positive case pops up, in which it has already had time to incubate and spread within close quarters among children whose sticky hands spread germs like wildfire"
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They will end up closed. My hunch is that they will let schools stay open through Wednesday so that the SAT on Wednesday at public schools is not disrupted. I could absolutely be wrong, but I expect closures to happen Thursday or Friday.
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Time to have a 30 day closure of public schools in the state. Then relook at the situation. Make it up during the summer. not that hard to do.
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