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I think the point is that more than just this worker was exposed to COVID-19...shouldn't the entire warehouse be shuttered?

>>lordle+(OP)
It sounds like they quarantined everyone that was in close contact with someone that got COVID-19. We can argue about whether or not they quarantined the appropriate number of people / wide enough, but given the size of a warehouse, I don't agree that it is reasonable to shutter the entire warehouse based on 1 person.

>>lordle+(OP)
Depends on the circumstances of his contact, what parts of the site he was in, who he came into contact...etc. I'm not sure one potential case warrants the entire warehouse being shuttered if appropriate disinfection and continued monitoring are in place. They seemed to catch his exposure via some string of events, so there is some effort in risk analysis happening.

>>lordle+(OP)
It's not anthrax. You are unlikely to get it from just being the in same space a day after the fact.

>>lordle+(OP)
Shuttering distribution facilities will send more people to grocery stores and supermarkets. It's not really better on-net to shut down the Amazon delivery chain, as long as you take reasonable measures to disinfect the facility.

>>delfin+L1
Unless you, say, use the same push cart, flush the same toilet, etc