Well, this is scary, but the article does say
“the only other person she’s come into contact with is a woman who volunteered to drop off groceries at her doorstep once. Brummert said the woman later tested positive for COVID-19.
“I barely had any contact,” she said. “I didn’t even touch her.”
It sounds like she talked with the person who dropped off groceries, who later tested positive. So respiratory droplets still sounds very possible .
I’ve noticed Costco and Target, just in the last couple weeks, have installed clear plastic walls to protect the cashiers. Struck me as a good idea.
“the only other person she’s come into contact with is a woman who volunteered to drop off groceries at her doorstep once. Brummert said the woman later tested positive for COVID-19.
“I barely had any contact,” she said. “I didn’t even touch her.”
It sounds like she talked with the person who dropped off groceries, who later tested positive. So respiratory droplets still sounds very possible .
I’ve noticed Costco and Target, just in the last couple weeks, have installed clear plastic walls to protect the cashiers. Struck me as a good idea.