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How safe is food during when in large groups? if someone is covid positive and their droplets land on food that is uncovered, what is the likelihood of someone else becoming sick if they consume that food?
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Since infection occurs by respiratory vector, surface source is very rare if ever. But if you feel exposed to risk, leave the premises
Answered 12/13/2021
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