I would bet it gets cancelled in the next few days,large gatherings are how it’s passed on,why take the chance?.the decision last night to go forward with it was made with their hearts,not their heads…If the Irish really need to have a parade,postpone it for a month or so..
According to scientists airborne coronavirus is the reason to cancel this parade, not because of people touching each other.
The new coronavirus can live in the air for several hours and on some surfaces for as long as two to three days, tests by U.S. government and other scientists have found. The tests were done by scientists from the National Institutes of Health, Princeton University and the University of California, Los Angeles, with funding from the U.S. government and the National Science Foundation.
C’mon people this is a serious matter and you have people in both Bridgeport and Stratford that are diagnosed with coronavirus and you have NO IDEA else is who walking around infected that don’t know it as yet because tests aren’t readily available. I think the City should be talking to the current Health Director instead of the FORMER Director!
What about the CC members that just spent a week in DC, they were supposedly attending conferences with hundreds of others, they should be tested immediately.
Again dammed if you do & dammed if you don’t! It up to those who put on the parade, (provided the city does not prohibit the parade) to have it. Even if no one shows up to watch it, the parade cycle & history spirit is not broken! ***HAPPY ST. PATRICKS DAY***
I would bet it gets cancelled in the next few days,large gatherings are how it’s passed on,why take the chance?.the decision last night to go forward with it was made with their hearts,not their heads…If the Irish really need to have a parade,postpone it for a month or so..
According to scientists airborne coronavirus is the reason to cancel this parade, not because of people touching each other.
The new coronavirus can live in the air for several hours and on some surfaces for as long as two to three days, tests by U.S. government and other scientists have found. The tests were done by scientists from the National Institutes of Health, Princeton University and the University of California, Los Angeles, with funding from the U.S. government and the National Science Foundation.
C’mon people this is a serious matter and you have people in both Bridgeport and Stratford that are diagnosed with coronavirus and you have NO IDEA else is who walking around infected that don’t know it as yet because tests aren’t readily available. I think the City should be talking to the current Health Director instead of the FORMER Director!
World Health Organization declares coronavirus a ‘pandemic’. Mayor Ganim, any questions?
Ganim drops the ball again, a real Mayor would pull the plug on St. Patrick’s Day Parade!
with the country in an all out panic over this virus,how these people can put on green clothes,and walk down Main st waving and smiling is assinine…
“Pog Mo Thoin,”
Mayor Ganim needs the publicity just like his good friend President 45 with the FBI investigation of his action.
Westport closed their Schools.
What about the CC members that just spent a week in DC, they were supposedly attending conferences with hundreds of others, they should be tested immediately.
I think it was a great decision!
Again dammed if you do & dammed if you don’t! It up to those who put on the parade, (provided the city does not prohibit the parade) to have it. Even if no one shows up to watch it, the parade cycle & history spirit is not broken! ***HAPPY ST. PATRICKS DAY***