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COVID-19 has won the title for the biggest #party pooper in the history! How can we throw a #safe party or gathering during #COVID-19?

After months of social distancing due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, you really want to go to parties and weddings. You even have missed funerals! Quarantine fatigue has hit you — and hard.

But before you RSVP “yes” to anything, consider this: small gatherings like these are quickly becoming the largest source of COVID-19 spread.

The latest uptick has a lot of people wondering if it’s ever OK to attend social gatherings. Is there such a thing as a “safe” celebration during a pandemic?

Advice from a first-line COVID fighter doc.
Is it really OK for people to socialize this way during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Under certain circumstances, yes. But that “yes” comes with a lot of qualifications. For the risk of COVID-19 transmission to be relatively low, all of the following criteria must be met:

the event must be held outside
the event must be kept small — ideally, 10 people or fewer
everyone must be wearing a mask — and properly, with the mask covering both their nose and mouth
people must stay at least six feet away from anyone they don’t live with all the time
community spread of COVID in both your and the event’s location must be under control
It goes without saying that everyone should still be washing their hands frequently, not sharing food or drinks, and using hand sanitizer after touching anything communal, such as serving spoons at a buffet table.

But think twice if you’re immunocompromised or caring for someone else who is. The risks of both catching the coronavirus yourself and transmitting it to a vulnerable loved one are greater for you than the average person, even if all of the above criteria are met.

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