On 11/24/2021 7:37 PM, Dean Hoffman wrote:
Not so simple to say yes or no. You can put uninfected people close
together with no problem and no disease. Toss in one infected carrier
and now you have a problem. Even in a less dense if that particular
person moves around a lot.
The less interaction of infected with uninfected the better, thus the
lock down but what works in one city may not be at all effective in
another. Is there a lot of public transportation or do the majority
drive their own car? Do they work on a farm or in a tight meat packing
plant?
Minimizing interaction has to help, of course.