[QUOTE=Quixote;1730015]I agree. But too many people do not “take care of themselves” and do not “listen and take heed,” thus putting the rest of us at risk, which is why “the government” does have to “step in.” After all, there is nothing I can do to require them to alter their behavior, but “the government” DOES have that authority.


Please cite your EXACT source for this statement

Fred

why would anyone take a chance and go into the pools anyway??

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People are not that close at the pools and germs should die in the water. The pool is much needed exercise with everything else canceled.[/QUOTE]

You are right! Pools kill every virus you have on your body with the chlorine content. The other day I heard millions of virus screaming as they died in the pool. Not really, but there is nothing better for residents to stay clean of virus than pool waters. If those in charge would give us back that protection and exercise mode but keep attendance as in their restaurants at 50% and people emptied out every two hours to let others in would be fair. Common on, let's be smart about fighting this virus and not cause residents to bunch up in yards with nothing to do. Ray

Turn off the television and breath. We are miles from the beaches and pools are closed. Don’t panic, it negates faith and logic, be healthy. CDC.gov is a good resource

I am proud of the lack of panic in the villages!! Do what CDC says and remember Y2K

To you people that keep broadcasting chlorine and temperature kill this virus please apply for a job at the CDC. Why on this earth would I take your advice from some "internet site" that yesterday told me I won a million dollars and to contact them for collection details. If you so believe chlorine and temperature kill this virus you should be heading for a communal hot tub.

Infection Prevention and Control of Epidemic- and Pandemic-Prone Acute Respiratory Infections in Health Care.

Use of disinfectants: alcohol and bleach - Infection Prevention and Control of Epidemic- and Pandemic-Prone Acute Respiratory Infections in Health Care - NCBI Bookshelf