The long and short of it: Nope, no, absolutely not.
and prevent you from reaching up and touching them with your hands, which is an easy way to potentially spread the virus.and cities reopen, it’s still important to be careful. Taking health precautions will be key to controlling the virus until there’s an effective treatment and/or a thoroughly vetted vaccine. Unfortunately, that might not be for a while ― even if so many people and politicians are making it seem otherwise.
Experts are still learning about the coronavirus. The information in this story is what was known or available as of press time, but it’s possible guidance around COVID-19 could change as scientists discover more about the virus. Pleaseas we cover the COVID-19 pandemic
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