Some companies are now offering 'contactless' delivery options that help people maintain social distancing by allowing couriers to ring the doorbell and leave the package outside. More of your questions about coronavirus answered here:
The main way the virus is thought to spread is through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, and this is not a concern after death,. But people should consider not touching the body of someone who has died of COVID-19, the CDC says.
There is value to getting tested because there are many reasons why someone would seek medical care for their symptoms, and ruling out the coronavirus is helpful in seeking other causes, said Jason Christie, chief of pulmonary medicine at Penn Medicine. Elliott said she'd rather see stores limiting the number of people who can enter during a given time period so that there are fewer people in the store. She also encourages healthy people to do the shopping.– Pam from Seven Lakes, North Carolina
Elliott advises people to put their mail down on a plastic plate instead of directly on a counter top or table, to use a letter opener, and to wash hands thoroughly after touching the mail.
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