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Cases are rising, but this year there aren’t any restrictions on how we party. We ask experts for their advice
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Cases are rising, but this year there aren’t any restrictions on how we party. We ask experts for their advice
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What are the actions we can take to reduce our risk of catching the virus?
BBC News By Rachel Schraer image copyrightGetty Images For the first time in months, Monday brings the promise of socialising indoors with friends and family whom we don't currently live with. Covid cases are much lower now, but it's still out there. Here are some of the things we can do - and the hazards to remain aware of - to reduce our risk of catching the virus. 1. You can stop doing the 'pavement dance' The closer you are to an infected person, the more likely you are to catch the virus. Infections are most commonly contracted when people are very near to one another, particularly ins...