C19 positives causing some quarantine at the Trials?
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more than a rumor... this from USATF's recap of yesterday, which I only just read:
Two additional COVID-19 positives at U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials
One athlete and one non-participant have returned positive results for COVID-19 in the pre-event testing protocols leading up to the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials. Both people who tested positive were asymptomatic and fully vaccinated. Both individuals were immediately placed into the isolation protocol. Contact tracing was performed and no additional Olympic Trials participants were affected.
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https://twitter.com/JoshCox/status/1...717687299?s=20
"Three total, all vaccinated. One athlete, one coach, one official. And another non-vaccinated athlete was in close, sustained contact with one of the individuals. All are now in CDC & Lane County mandated quarantine for 10 days & will miss the Trials. Athletes need to be careful."
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Originally posted by Atticus View PostNo chance of a false positive?
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If time allows, there is an allowance for more testing to be done, if asymptomatic.
https://www.flipsnack.com/USATF/usat...full-view.html
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Originally posted by polevaultpower View PostI spoke to someone who knows one of the athletes. Fully vaccinated, very careful. Really heartbreaking.
with no recourse?
If this continues, the only alternatives for society are: 1) force everyone to be vaccinated or 2) permanently quarantine the unvaccinated. Either alternative is draconian and fraught with problems. And most likely impossible to do.Last edited by J Rorick; 06-20-2021, 07:16 PM.
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Originally posted by J Rorick View PostIf this continues, the only alternatives for society are: 1) force everyone to be vaccinated or 2) permanently quarantine the unvaccinated. Either alternative is draconian and fraught with problems. And most likely impossible to do.
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Originally posted by J Rorick View Post
This exact circumstance is going to wreak havoc on society unless the authorities come to their senses. IF the experts are correct, there is no reason to test people who are fully vaccinated. Even if they are positive, the experts say they will be asymptomatic (the main point of getting the vaccine) and won't pass it on to others. Why would anyone who is vaccinated shell out a ton of money to go somewhere (say the Eugene Worlds) if Lane County can put them in quarantine
with no recourse?
If this continues, the only alternatives for society are: 1) force everyone to be vaccinated or 2) permanently quarantine the unvaccinated. Either alternative is draconian and fraught with problems. And most likely impossible to do.
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Originally posted by J Rorick View Post
This exact circumstance is going to wreak havoc on society unless the authorities come to their senses. IF the experts are correct, there is no reason to test people who are fully vaccinated. Even if they are positive, the experts say they will be asymptomatic (the main point of getting the vaccine) and won't pass it on to others. Why would anyone who is vaccinated shell out a ton of money to go somewhere (say the Eugene Worlds) if Lane County can put them in quarantine
with no recourse?
If this continues, the only alternatives for society are: 1) force everyone to be vaccinated or 2) permanently quarantine the unvaccinated. Either alternative is draconian and fraught with problems. And most likely impossible to do.
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With this being an outdoor competition, they should let vaccinated asymptomatic athletes compete anyway. Just find a way to have them keep their distance while they're waiting to compete, and isolate them when they're not competing. If they're a thrower or jumper, have them sit on a bench far from other athletes when they're waiting between throws/jumps.
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Originally posted by 18.99s View PostWith this being an outdoor competition, they should let vaccinated asymptomatic athletes compete anyway. Just find a way to have them keep their distance while they're waiting to compete, and isolate them when they're not competing. If they're a thrower or jumper, have them sit on a bench far from other athletes when they're waiting between throws/jumps.
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