The Center for Disease Control and Prevention says on its website that in-person holiday gatherings can pose increased risk for contracting COVID-19. The level of risk will depend on a number of factors, including where the party is held and the prevalence of the virus in that community, how long the party lasts, and how many people are attending.
But those choosing to celebrate in person can still limit risk. Scaling back the guest list to only a few people, making sure the space is large enough for physical distancing while eating, and enforcing mask-wearing before and after the meal can help, he said."We should really be trying to limit these parties as much as possible," Schwartz said. "Canadians will need to be creative in finding safe alternatives to share the holidays with friends and family.
He stressed that now is not the time to hold Thanksgiving gatherings, however, and any modifications made to an in-person party will still be "imperfect." Whether it's a garage gathering, a virtual visit, or a scaled-back sit-down service, a pandemic-era Thanksgiving will look and feel different for many.
🙏💖 Be very careful but you all enjoy too. WOOHOOOOO! 💖🙏
Weird ass pick to attach to the headline. Is the lady in plaid hiding a pumpkin under her shirt? A friendly looking group but nothing 'alternative Thanksgiving plan' illustrated unless husbands are making dinner so women can hang out. Now THAT'S alternative!
Big gathering at our house!
Mine will be home with family. I dont live in Nazi Germany
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