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According to Dr. Bonnie Henry, good times have been linked to community outbreaks of COVID-19 in BC. Here’s a brief overview of her guide to keep each other safe and healthy while still enjoying good times this summer.
Read Dr. Bonnie Henry’s Good Times Guide in full.
Dr. Bonnie Henry’s Good Times Guide
- If you feel sick, stay home
- Hang out with people you know
- Don’t pass around drinks, smokes, tokes, and vapes.
- Stay outside
- Hang out in small groups
- Give space
- Clean your hands often
- Pay attention to mental health
- Hooking up? Do it safely
Read the whole guide here.
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Now if people would do as she asks things will make a big difference. Lets all help flatten the curve. She is one awesome lady.
Dr Bonnie we try to follow your advice each day as we totally trust and respect you.
Advocate the use of Face Masks – proven to help keep, the spread of the virus down.
Do it now Please- don’t be a Trump!
These are confusing times especially with the kids going back to school but I don’t think we can go too far wrong in following Dr. Henry’s advice. Now if she could go to all the schools and ensure good ventilation in each and every classroom I would feel a lot happier.
It’s more than time to mandate the use of masks.