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Can you be exposed to coronavirus if you have and a mask and the other person is wearing a mask even though they touch me up close?
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COVID 19: NO - you need to wear a mask and remain at least 6 feet apart. Try to avoid being in crowded poorly ventilated spaces.
Answered 6/26/2020
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