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NMDOH issues COVID-19 public health guidance ahead of Super Bowl Sunday
SANTA FE The New Mexico Department of Health on Thursday issued public health guidance for New Mexicans ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl.
“Gathering for the Super Bowl this year is an untenable risk to the health and safety of your loved ones and friends,” said DOH Secretary-Designate Dr. Tracie Collins. “The virus is still a very real danger. If you choose to watch the game, please do so only with members of your household.”
“This is not forever,” said Dr. Collins. “We will come together again safely – and soon. If people are worried about hurting anyone’s feelings by telling friends and family they won’t be attending a Super Bowl party, they shouldn’t be. Not attending is the best way to show you DO care. Next year, we will all be able to cheer on our favorite teams.”
Thursday, February 4, 2021 at 12:59 pm
The New Mexico Department of Health on Thursday issued public health guidance for New Mexicans ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl. “Gathering for the Super Bowl this year is an untenable risk to the health and safety of your loved ones and friends,” said DOH Secretary-Designate Dr. Tracie Collins. “The virus is still a very real danger. If you choose to watch the game, please do so only with members of your household.”
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