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Can you visit with a loved one outdoors at 6 feet distance if neither has symptoms?

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Probably yes: The problem is that people with no symptoms can still be carrying the virus & can transmit it. But keeping 6 or more feet apart & ideally each person wearing mask /face covering outdoors would be quite safe. If either of the parties has lung disease or other chronic illness I would advise greater than 6 feet apart

Answered 4/26/2020

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