> Supermarkets are the largest vector btw
Cite, please. This matches nothing I have seen.
The biggest vectors seem to be Number 1: churches and Number 2: bars/restaurants.
Cite, please. This matches nothing I have seen.
The biggest vectors seem to be Number 1: churches and Number 2: bars/restaurants.
https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-supermarkets-most-common...
Edit: ok re-reading the article it says supermarkets were the most common place visited before testing positive, but then PHE states this is no proof that is where it's contacted.
I suspect that the issue is that people are going "Oh, I need a Covid test. If it's positive, I'm going to have to semi-quarantine. Let's stop at the grocery store before getting the test."
Many people go to supermarkets; they’re like central hubs in a network. It doesn’t mean that as much transmission happen there as in smaller confined places like houses and bars.
Just anecdotally this matches something the mayor of El Paso said a week ago - 33% of their cases were "big-box", followed by bars and restaurants, then "everything else".
Restaurants account for less than 10-15%