By Laura Kemp • Published: 26 May 2020 • 8:42
The coronavirus crisis is relatively controlled however there is still a palpable sense of fear and weariness when we ‘return to normality.’ All these activities, from camping to clubbing, will have a rather different atmosphere than what we have experienced in previous years.
It must also be noted that the personal risk of these activities will always depend on several individual factors such as our age or health, as well as how prevalent the virus is in our area. Furthermore, not all of these activities may be allowed yet so make sure you check with your local town hall and legislation.
Low Risk Transmission
The US NPR has identified these three summer activities as the least threatening in the age of the coronavirus.
Medium Risk Activities
High Risk Events
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