Wondering What’s Safe Now That WI is Reopening? What Some Public Health Experts Say

The Washington Post asked three public health experts where they’ll be comfortable going now that states are reopening.

In general, they’ll consider three key points:

●Whether they’d be indoors or outdoors (Outdoors is safer.)

●Their proximity to employees and customers (Can they stay at least six feet from others?)

●How much time the outing would entail (Less is better.)

If you’re interested in seeing more of the experts’ advice, click here.

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