According to foreign media reports,The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently stated in the new COVID-19 holiday celebration guidelines that holiday traditions are important to families and children. There are several ways to protect people’s health while enjoying holiday traditions.Because many family members often gather to celebrate holidays, the CDC believes that the best way to minimize the risk of COVID-19 and make family and friends safer is to vaccinate Americans if they qualify.
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The following are the safer ways to celebrate the holidays recommended by the CDC:
Generally speaking:
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Protect those who are not yet eligible for vaccination, such as young children, and let yourself and other eligible people around them get vaccinated.
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If you are in a public indoor environment, if you are not fully vaccinated, please wear a suitable mask to cover your nose and mouth.
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Even those who are fully vaccinated should wear masks in public indoor environments in communities with large or high levels of transmission.
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Outdoors are safer than indoors.
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Avoid crowded and poorly ventilated spaces.
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If you are sick or have symptoms, do not host or attend a party.
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If you have symptoms of COVID-19 or have close contact with someone who has COVID-19, get tested.
If you are considering traveling for a holiday or event, please visit CDC’s travel page to help you decide what is best for you and your family. The CDC still recommends postponing travel until people are fully vaccinated.
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If you are not fully vaccinated and must travel, please follow CDC’s domestic or international travel recommendations for unvaccinated people.
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If you will travel in a group or family with someone who has not been vaccinated, choose a safer way to travel.
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Everyone, even those who are fully vaccinated, must wear a mask when taking public transportation and follow international travel recommendations.
Special consideration:
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People who have a certain disease or are taking drugs to weaken their immune system, even if they are fully vaccinated and received an additional dose, may not be fully protected. They should continue to take all the precautions recommended for unvaccinated people, including wearing suitable masks, until their healthcare provider makes other recommendations.
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If your family member has a weak immune system, has an increased risk of serious illness, or has not been vaccinated, you can choose to wear a mask, regardless of the degree of transmission.
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If you are gathering with a group of people from multiple families who may come from different parts of the country, you may consider taking additional precautions before the gathering (for example, avoiding crowded indoor spaces before traveling, taking tests) to further reduce the risk .
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Do not wear masks to children under 2 years of age.
The CDC said that through joint efforts, people will be able to enjoy safer vacations, travel, and protect the health of themselves, their families and friends.
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