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People under age 18 can most certainly return to school as usual. The death rate for that age group is very near ZERO.
And yet they can get teachers, nurses, support staff, etc. seriously sick and also spread it to their parents. It isn't a simple answer. Plus many districts cannot social distance and many don't have it in the budget to demand masks (since they need to provide if the kids it workers don't have any.)
I guess people will just have to learn to live with it at home.
“In an effort to stop a massive surge in new coronavirus cases, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey ordered bars, nightclubs, gyms, movie theaters and water parks around the state to be closed for at least 30 days starting Monday night.
The Republican governor also ordered public schools to delay the start of classes at least until Aug. 17.”
People are so afraid of dying they’re not even living anymore. If infections are supposedly ten times higher than reported, the fatality rate plummets even less than it is now, and it is in decline. Wear a mask as courtesy to others and get on with our lives as before. Enough of this.
Seems ARizona is learning to die with the virus -- guess they didn't get their Governor's messaging.
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