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My son's highschool principal tested positive for covid 19. she came into their class twice last week wednesday. he has no symptoms but his smaller(11years) brother's nose started running (only symptom). what should we do?
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COVID 19: What was exposure like? How close was he to principal – less than 2 meters? Were they both wearing masks? Did she appear ill? Sneeze or cough near him ? Interaction less than 10 minutes? Was the classroom crowded or poorly ventilated? Answers to these questions may help with decision making. Take care.
Answered 7/1/2020
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