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For one in 3 parents, the threat of coronavirus does not add to the benefits of a circle of Thanksgiving relatives, according to a survey.
In a report by CS Mott Children’s Hospital of Michigan Medicine, based on august responses from parents with at least one child under the age of 13, approximately one-third of parents stated that “the benefits of meeting with the circle of family members on Thanksgiving value the threat of spreading or contracting COVID-19. “
61% of parents said they planned to celebrate Thanksgiving in users with a prolonged circle of family members, approximately 2 out of 3 parents said they planned not to come with members of the family circle “who did not practice precautions contrary to COVID-19,” according to the survey.
The United States has recorded a total of more than 12 million cases of coronavirus, according to Johns Hopkins University. Experts have warned that the United States is in a third major wave of coronavirus cases, as more and more people spend time indoors due to a bloody climate and more and more Americans are likely to make riskier decisions as they revel in “pandemic fatigue” due to prolonged loss of normality.
Amid the alarming number of new daily coronavirus cases across the country, the CDC warned Americans to oppose travel during the Thanksgiving vacation. In recent weeks, many states across the country have announced stricter travel and collection restrictions, as reported through Yelena Dzhanova of Business Insider and some governors have changed course from their original positions to new mask mandates.
Still, one poll showed that about 40% of Americans said they had planned face-to-face meetings for Thanksgiving. More than 3 million others passed through airport security checkpoints between Friday and Sunday, according to the Transportation Security Administration, and photographs. and the videos showed airport terminals full of other people.
Many public fitness experts, in addition to the country’s leading infectious disease specialist, Dr. Anthony Fauci, have said he will spend Thanksgiving with his adult children this year. -Johnsen and Aylin Woodward of Business Insider.
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