There is a tradition of many families gathering during the Xxgiving and throughout the holiday season. But with the coronavirus global epidemic, those gatherings could turn a Thanksgiving dinner into a supersprider event.
The Aragonese family now lives with the results of gathering a large family on November 1, 1; Since then, 15 members of the Arlington family of the Texas-based Argonage family have tested positive for coronavirus.
Alexa Arogonez said the 12 people who were together in the positive test of the test for Covid-19 said – four lived at home and eight people were visiting. She said family members then infected three others, bringing the total to 15.
As an employee of the City of Arlington’s Department of Communications and Legal Affairs, Ergonz said he saw an opportunity to create a punitive moment for the family’s outbreak.
“We know we messed up because we put our guard down,” she said of her family. “We’re not unlike many families.”
Arogonez said they have just relaxed and ended up paying the price.
Although she said her family took a lot of precautions elsewhere, at large family gatherings, they stayed indoors and did not wear masks. According to health officials, Kovid-19 is likely to spread outdoors, who have also recommended people around people who do not live inside their homes wear masks.
“It’s in English and Spanish,” he told CNN. “We need to make sure we communicate in multiple ways, keeping in mind the hearts of both.”
He was hospitalized with pneumonia, while his mother, Enriqueta, was also involved in PSA when he developed it in his lungs.
“We’re doing better,” Alexa Arogonez told CNN. “My family is slowly healing but hopefully for sure.”
Enriqueeta is out of the hospital but still has covid symptoms and is being separated from the rest of the family, according to his daughter.
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