44% of attendies at Georgia overnight kids camp get COVID (death, school, children)

[TristramShandy]

Most were in the 6-10-year-old group.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/hun...?ref=hvper.com

[MMS02760]

This does not bode well for schools starting up again.

[saltine]

They all tested negative before attending. ? Fishy.
Dup thread btw

[neko_mimi]

Good thing kids have a very low chance of developing serious complications. Otherwise, this might actually be something to be concerned about.

[atltechdude]

Originally Posted by neko_mimi

Good thing kids have a very low chance of developing serious complications. Otherwise, this might actually be something to be concerned about.

Are you aware that kids typically live with older parents/grandparents? And that covid is highly contagious?

[moneill]

Originally Posted by neko_mimi

Good thing kids have a very low chance of developing serious complications. Otherwise, this might actually be something to be concerned about.

I'm not sure parents want to gamble that their children aren't the ones who will develop serious complications.

[vkhmini]

And we all know infection=death. Those poor children.

[neko_mimi]

Originally Posted by moneill

I'm not sure parents want to gamble that their children aren't the ones who will develop serious complications.

Clearly they do "want to gamble", or else they wouldn't have put their kids in a camp to begin with.

[MattCW]

Originally Posted by moneill

I'm not sure parents want to gamble that their children aren't the ones who will develop serious complications.

Which is a possibility with ANY infection!

[moneill]

Originally Posted by neko_mimi

Clearly they do "want to gamble", or else they wouldn't have put their kids in a camp to begin with.

I don't know if the parents were clear on the risk. We are getting such mixed messaging.