While more and more people aresocial distancingand working to flatten the curve, we unfortunately aren’t there yet.
According toThe New York Times, though, those numbers may be even higher.
At the press conference, President Donald Trump warned that the following two weeks are critical.
“This will probably be the toughest week between this week and next week,” he said.
Going to the grocery store can still pose a threat even if you’re wearing a face mask.
While these masks can provide a measure of protection, they shouldn’t make us complacent.
Groceries dropped off at your door should be safe, according to experts.
“There’s no evidence that it’s spread through food packaging.
Don’t use it on food, though.
attempt to avoid panic-buying
If you do get groceries delivered, attempt to avoid buyingtoomuch.
“Panic-buyinghappens when people worry about the scarcity of supplies,” clinical psychologist Steven Taylor toldNBC.
This can createreal shortagesbecause people buy more than they need.”
While not going to the grocery store will be difficult, it really is for the best.
If everyone works together to flatten the curve, it will save lives.
