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Originally Posted by Murray
I obviously don’t know that answer but an educated guess is for the health experts to be guiding everyone back to the way it was.
Here when we opened things up it was done in 10-14 day increments (incubation period)
If numbers continued to go down then more restrictions were eased. I expect the same to happen again.
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Let me explain my question a bit more: Nobody ever really said what objective criteria (case rate, death rate, hospital/ICU capacity, etc.) was used to implement anything. Until somebody or some agency defines what objective criteria will be used, and the goals, for easing various restrictions, it will be a mix of advice from various cities, counties, states, provinces and countries, with no agreement - which is exactly what is going to happen. Some places are locked down, some aren't, even though case rates are similar. Some places don't have mask mandates, some do. Some have restrictions on public and even family gatherings, some don't. Etc. Etc. Etc.