eda, Health Educator, Ministry of Health & Wellness
“It’s hard, but we have to go out, and I think, hey here, Marleni. Each person is responsible. It is our responsibility.”
Emir Castañeda is a health educator for the Ministry of Health & Wellness. He advises families to take time now to discuss all the plans on celebrating safely this holiday season. The first step is recognizing the risks within your household or safety bubble.
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“Your household with your family members and maybe one or two or three of you living in your household. That’s your safe bubble. But we have to work, we have to go shop, and at some point in time and we are asking that if somebody works from that household if one person works, when he goes out and when he comes back. You have to clean yourself before you enter back into your bubble. The general advice is to celebrate our own Christmas at home within our own bubble. If we don’t have to go out, let’s not go out.”