Yeah, starting to seem clear that overreaction is the norm at this point. To me the correct answer now is high risk individuals (60+ YO, respiratory issues, compromised immune systems) and those in their households should be allowed to continue to self isolate without fear of losing jobs/etc.
The rest should be allowed to return to normal life over the next 2-3 weeks. Recommend people take measures as if it were a particularly nasty flu situation (which is basically what this is). Frequent hand washing, avoid high risk areas as much as possible, make sure your general health is as good as possible (eat right, get enough sleep, quit smoking, etc.).
Yeah, starting to seem clear that overreaction is the norm at this point. To me the correct answer now is high risk individuals (60+ YO, respiratory issues, compromised immune systems) and those in their households should be allowed to continue to self isolate without fear of losing jobs/etc.
The rest should be allowed to return to normal life over the next 2-3 weeks. Recommend people take measures as if it were a particularly nasty flu situation (which is basically what this is). Frequent hand washing, avoid high risk areas as much as possible, make sure your general health is as good as possible (eat right, get enough sleep, quit smoking, etc.).