JohnCushman
Well-known member
I have another question......
When the US gets more testing kits available, how are they going to prioritize who gets tested first? I just saw an article that a TSA worker has tested positive. I saw a local supermarket employee has tested positive. What worries me about TSA is they are touching people all day long and there are thousands of these employees. Also, it seems that people who cook or stock or deal with food in any way should be tested. What about police, ems, doctors, nurses.....? There are so many demographics that put the general public in jeopardy, but how do they plan on dealing with testing as new kits become available?
I deeply apologize for posting two serious posts in a row, especially on one thread.
When the US gets more testing kits available, how are they going to prioritize who gets tested first? I just saw an article that a TSA worker has tested positive. I saw a local supermarket employee has tested positive. What worries me about TSA is they are touching people all day long and there are thousands of these employees. Also, it seems that people who cook or stock or deal with food in any way should be tested. What about police, ems, doctors, nurses.....? There are so many demographics that put the general public in jeopardy, but how do they plan on dealing with testing as new kits become available?
I deeply apologize for posting two serious posts in a row, especially on one thread.