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Yes, my peeps at the PA told me that they were holding meetings last week about coronavirus and the facilities and that afterward one person tested positive, so Cotton and some of the other directors self-quarantined.
IMO this thing is overblown and like the Flu. The only thing that would change my mind is if a famous person in the US or a relative dies which would make it hit home
What should be happening is everybody in the NY subway and buses should be wearing a mask
--even the weak surgical mask could reduce people who have it and don't know it from coughing directly on others
Instead there are all these experts trying say we don't need masks
What they should be saying is " we did not make enough masks so now we have to prioritize and make sure healthcare workers have them. We are now making national factories to produce many more masks so anybody who wants one can get one" -- and produce the 95% effective N95 mask
But since this is not a unified culture it will be ongoing mixed messages and conflict of interest
There are not enough masks to go around if they advised everyone to wear masks. The best you can do now is social distancing. In the business world, people don't like bringing up an issue if there are no action plans to solve. I imagine politicians work the same way. Currently there is nothing being done to address the face mask shortage so noone will mention it.
Shutting down the subway for a few days would an extreme measure. For any period longer than that it would severely cripple this city.
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