Oh it goes far deeper than that. There was a time when Chinese officials knocked on people’s doors and took temperatures. If you had a fever you were taken away and never heard from again. They also removed Tylenol from pharmacies so people couldn’t hide their fever.
That is a pathetic excuse for a plan..
Kids aren't the spreaders according to pediatricians. I'm very surprised they aren't practicing basic hygiene. DGDs school doesn't require masks for students but encourage a lot of hand washing .
But that doesn't seem to be the norm. At least that's what the pediatricians are reporting.
Do you have sources of this because I’ve heard nothing like that. Kids are starting to test positive in our state.
The pediatricians are saying it is less likely that kids will get it and spread it than adults. And the younger the child the less likely it is. However, Less likely does not mean the likelihood is zero. Further, heretofore, the kids haven't been in school. And we all know they catch and spread things less when they are out of school. We don't know yet whether things will hold when they go back. But if it's like anything else, it doesn't. Further, pediatricians say social distancing needs to be maintained when they go back to school. And there are many schools that simply don't have the means to do that.
I don't know anyone who contracted the virus after exposure from someone who didn't have symptoms. Basically the scenario you are facing....exposure to someone who was exposed. Not saying it isn't possible but what we have experienced.
Here, too.
Plus many daycares have been open this while time and many are operating mostly normal with some extra cleaning. And we have had many in my area have elementary kids in throughout this while thing who had parents working and nothing has come out of ours .
Daycares do not carry the load of students that a public school building does. They don’t put 35 or more in a relatively small room, sitting kids within arms reach of each other for hours on end all day long with 1 adult supervising them. They don’t feed them in cafeterias that hold hundreds of kids at a time, staffed by dozens of people, feeding them in an open cafeteria style buffet.
You're very fortunate. My sister's family from small town NC took their annual trip to Myrtle Beach to stay in a beach house, even though I begged her not to go. One of her kids invited another family to share the house with them. After returning home, the other family's 2 year old tested positive. A few days later, my sister started showing symptoms & eventually tested positive. She's severely immunosuppressed & is in a fight for her life. I'm terrified that we may lose her. The fact that you don't know anyone doesn't mean it's not happening all over the country.
5 points to Gryffindor.
