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mtgoat666
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Bahia Asunción, Punta Prieta, San Hipolito to close borders, lockdown to stop COVID-19
Bahia Asunción, Punta Prieta, San Hipolito to close borders, lockdown to stop COVID-19
https://www.bcsnoticias.mx/tras-brote-de-covid-bahia-asuncio...
[Edited on 1-12-2021 by mtgoat666]
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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Lee
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shari should check in.
US Marines: providing enemies of America an opportunity to die for their country since 1775.
What I say before any important decision.
F*ck it.
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Many cases now in La Bocana, I heard this morning. Everyone who gets sick stays home but who knows how many got infected in the days before that.
I know it was bound to happen but ughhhhhhhhhh
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pacificobob
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hopefully information like this will be a wakeup call for reckless travelers who feel mexico is their personal, consequence-free playground. please,
stay the f home!
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Quote: Originally posted by pacificobob  | hopefully information like this will be a wakeup call for reckless travelers who feel mexico is their personal, consequence-free playground. please,
stay the f home!
[Edited on 1-12-2021 by pacificobob] |
X 1000 and maybe Mexico should take a closer look at the free for all drive/fly thru/across the border. With 2 to 300,000 new cases a DAY in the US is
simply disgusting.
Just because you are all off on your own on some deserted beach camping doesn't mean you teleported there and back. You have to have a bunch of
contact going to and from.
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JZ
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You can’t contain a virus like this. It was inevitable.
Close up until you can deal with it. Then open back up.
Life must go on. Take all the safety steps you can.
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If I'm on a drive down Baja to get to said "deserted beach", how is that putting anyone at risk? If masks work, then let's all wear masks and not
worry about things.
EVERY business has mask mandates in place. If I stop for fuel, I'm not putting anyone at risk as the attendant fills my tank. If I stop at a OXXO, I
must wear a mask, and the people working there must wear a mask. If I stop at a restaurant (which is open for Mexican locals already), they are
wearing masks, and I must as well.
On my last trip down to Baja Sur, I wore a mask any time I was out in public, around anyone. Even (and ESPECIALLY) when the locals were NOT wearing
masks, and I had to be in close proximity to them.
Maybe its the locals, as much as the visitors, who are walking around without any care of masks? I had a flat tire and went to a tire shop. The main
guy at the shop, his family and friends, and a few other locals were standing around, sans-masks. I wore mine the entire time. The spread and any risk
had NOTHING to do with me. The tire shop will be open regardless of whether or not I go there.
I really don't see ANYONE who is treating Mexico as a personal consequence-free playground, any more than they are treating their hometowns as such.
I should be extremely careful, for the sake of others. Others should be extremely careful for the sake of me.
| Quote: Originally posted by Bajazly | | Quote: Originally posted by pacificobob | hopefully information like this will be a wakeup call for reckless travelers who feel mexico is their personal, consequence-free playground. please,
stay the f home!
[Edited on 1-12-2021 by pacificobob] |
Just because you are all off on your own on some deserted beach camping doesn't mean you teleported there and back. You have to have a bunch of
contact going to and from. |
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JZ
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Very well said aburruss.
No reasonable person believes this virus isn't really serious.
We have to live with it, and be very cautious.
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Could not agree more with aburruss.
I like beer, better than most people.
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pacificobob
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don't kid yourself. not everyone camps on a deserted beach, and never comes
within 2 meters of another person not in their group. driving past the hotel California any afternoon and one can see loads of maskless tourists
getting those important selfies.
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Probably so. I can only be responsible for myself.
I like beer, better than most people.
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gnukid
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People get colds and flu every year, this year there is no cold or flu, just covid?
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Here in beautiful Bahia Asuncion we dodged the bullet for sooo long but the holidays proved to be fatal for a few.
People in town have followed protocol in the stores since the beginning, masked, hand washing and gel application.
But December is when people have quinceneras, baptisms and lots of family gatherings and parties. The outbreak here of 15 cases last week..at
least...is thought to have been brought in by a sick antie from Ensenada who attended a baptism... so church service and big party after where several
big families became infected. Most of the sick recovered now but some weren't so lucky. People infected had no contact with tourists at all.
It was inevitable and as I predicted spread rapidly throughout the families over Christmas & New Years. Now people are taking it more serious of
course and staying home in their bubble.
Here at our Inn, we also follow protocol with temperatures taken, gel for hands, extra cleaning & disinfecting & most guests are masked &
have either been tested or vaccinated and practice social distancing unless they are families or travel together.
There is no roadblock or even a health checkpoint here. People have been told to not travel between the fish camps as there are infections there. The
restaurants are closed again and only open for take out or pick up but all the stores are open.
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David K
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Thank you for the update, Shari!
I am so sorry for the losses in town... It sounded like it was totally avoidable, too.
Hang in there...
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | Maybe masks don't contain this virus? For almost a year we humans have been wearing masks, gloves, social distancing... yet the spread is
excellerating. Sure not everyone is bothering with this, but overall, when in public, most are. So, why is it spreading still? |
David, I believe you meant "accelerate".
NOT everyone is wearing masks (which are a preventative measure....not a guarantee....as there is no zero on any risk dial).
It is spreading because it's management is very difficult and a significant number of people do not do their best to follow suggested health
protocols....and some still seriously minimize transmission risks.
We see justifications of this daily on BN.
Hope you and yours stay healthy.
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K |
The numbers should have been going down since we all began masking, social spacing, etc., was my thoughts. |
They "are" or "were" your thoughts 
Good extrapolative cognition.....however the reality of spreader behaviours beats the reduction curve.
I encourage you to trust science a bit more.
Grammar and spelling tips are free. 
Don't believe everything you think....
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Yes, accelerate, thanks!
Not everyone is masked 100%, right... but people in huge numbers and everyone in public down here in SoCal is... so why are the numbers not reflecting
the new way to behave in public? The numbers should have been going down since we all began masking, social spacing, etc., was my thoughts.
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Demographics seem to be a big factor. I suspect most of us on this forum live in small households where isolation is more easily achieved and if we
still work it is not in service or manufacturing where on the job isolation is difficult and where workers carpool or use public transit to get to
work. People in those categories also tend to live in larger households which are more vulnerable. Retail and supermarket workers are also more
exposed and it appears that many of those infected are asymptomatic. There are no easy answers to the questions you pose but it certainly has become
clear that the virus is exceedingly opportunistic. My county, San Luis Obispo, has until recently not been as hard hit as other areas but that has
changed dramatically. To me it seemed inevitable, our beaches have been packed with out of the area folks and we are on a major highway connecting
Northern and Southern Ca. Until recently most people at the gas pumps have not been masked.
Just my observations locally since I have not been out of this county for almost a year.
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David K
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Good observation Kurt!
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Yes, accelerate, thanks!
Not everyone is masked 100%, right... but people in huge numbers and everyone in public down here in SoCal is... so why are the numbers not reflecting
the new way to behave in public? The numbers should have been going down since we all began masking, social spacing, etc., was my thoughts.
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Because all it takes is a few people not adhering to precautions, (and it isn't true that everyone in So Cal is, there are plenty of videos of
anti-maskers provoking confrontations in public places) to exponentially and quickly spread the virus. "Most" wearing masks and distancing isn't good
enough. And if no one was taking precautions, everyone would be infected, which isn't the case. That shouldn't be so hard to understand.
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David K
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There's more to it. People wearing masks are getting it (per reports here), so isolation is really the best bet, it would seem. The problem is that we
don't live in a bubble and we don't have everything we need produced on our property, as it was on a farm.
Still, nobody in my extended family has gotten it, yet... We range in age from 6 months to 87 years.
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