In Hong Kong, people told to quarantine wear a bracelet and are tracked by GPS. Given we do that with parolees, why not role out this model for people who are both infected or ordered into isolation. Do what works in a crisis!
Been buying a bit more than you need, or not really taking social distancing seriously. Well, Urban Dictionary has a word to describe you: #COVIDIOTS#COVIDー19
@NoDunksInc@LeighEllis Do you still have a perfect scooter race record against the neighbours? Would you or have you introduced street cricket? I remember playing street cricket growing up and it was great.
Coronavirus dispatch from Hong Kong: We’re already through this. Here’s how we did it — and what life looks like on the other side https://t.co/3rjST3we0L
Buy what you need. Buy what you will actually use.
Stockpiling is a privilege not everyone can afford – and it's a cycle that breeds fear
So please, next time you’re at the supermarket take a breath and ask yourself:
“Do I really need this - or will someone else need it more?”
I understand that people are worried.
And I don't blame anyone for wanting to be prepared.
But the panic in aisles and checkouts around our state has got to stop.
Staff are being abused and assaulted. Decent people are fighting over pasta and hand wash.
So let me say this:
Protect Ya Neck against the Coronavirus. We are making a few thousand prints and distributing them across New York City. Feel FREE to do the same in your City.
Share and RT this to the world. #wutang