Johns Hopkins professor warns about traveling

A Johns Hopkins professor recommends rescheduling travel if you can, saying we are still in the thick of this virus.

CASES ESCALATE..

IS IF IT'SSAFE TO TRAVEL AGAIN.

A JOHNSHOPKINS SCHOOL OF MEDICINEPROFESSOR EMERITUS SAYS... NO.WMA━2 NEWS ABBY ISAACSEXPLAINS WHY AND HOW HERECOMMENDS YOU TRAVEL IF YOUHAVE TO.LOOKLIV━ THE JOHNS HOPKINSPROFESSOR RECOMMENDSRESCHEUDLING TRAVEL IF YOUCAN, SAYING WE ARE STILL INTHE THICK OF THIS VIRUS.

Wein the soup again and we wonknow how deep in the soup weare for another ━4 weeks ASTHINGS START TO REOPEN,PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF MEDICINEWILLIAM GREENOUGH DOESNPEOPLE TO GET A FALSE SENSE OFSECURITY.

THE CORONAVIRUS ISSTILL SERIOUS.

We are going tohave a difficult summer.

Itdidnweather as we were told itwould.

HE DOESNREOPENING THINGS, BUT SAYS ITNEEDS TO BE DONE THOUGHTFULLYAND SAFELY, WITH MASKS, SOCIALDISTANCING AND TARGETEDTESTING AND CONTACT TRACING.IDEALLY, HE WOULD LIKE TO SEEBUSINESSES CONTRACT WITHCOMPANIES FOR RAPID ON SITETESTING.

We will test on siteall our employees coming tothe building on dayone andanyone who is positive stayshome for 2 week sna dthen wewill contine to have that onsite testing so anyone with asniffer or sore throat will goget tested AS FOR TRAVEL, HESAYS ITESPECIALLY WITH THEESCALLATION OF CASES HAPPENINGIN CERTAIN STATES.

Youprobably be safer to travel tohong kong or Singapore orsomewhere that has control ofthe epidemic.

HE SAYS IFYOUTHE ━S, DRIVING AND CAMPINGARE THE SAFEST.

IF YOU WANT TOBOARD A PLANE OR TAKE ACRUISE, FIND AN AGENT THAT CANGET ANSWERS FOR YOU ABOUTSAFETY PRECUATIONS.

Could thetravel agent find out from thecruise if they are testing allthe people hwo want to go andare excuding people hwo arecoronavirus positive.

And thatthe cruise ship would havecapacity to test if anyonegets ill.

GREENOUGH RECOMMENDSONLY USING TRANSPORTATION THATTESTS PASSENGERS BEFOREBOARDING, WHETHER ITS A BUS,TRAIN OR AIRLINE..

AND THINKSAIRPORTS SHOULD INSTITUTETESTING AT SECURITY CHECKPOINTS.

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