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Does anyone see the reasoning behind that? I don't think the virus can survive in salt water and I haven't heard that it can be spread though water.Mayor of Cozumel evidently posted that though the beach clubs are open , you can’t go in the water (evidently state wide )
They used the cameras on us going out too.I should add that there were guards getting dressed in PPE at the temp checking station...so I wonder if they were more focused on the incoming flights from the US...
Does anyone see the reasoning behind that? I don't think the virus can survive in salt water and I haven't heard that it can be spread though water.
Does anyone see the reasoning behind that? I don't think the virus can survive in salt water and I haven't heard that it can be spread though water.
No questions at gate. On board now. Probably about 20-25 percent full. Btw. First class way more crowded than coach. Almost full in first
Mayor of Cozumel evidently posted that though the beach clubs are open , you can’t go in the water (evidently state wide ) I know they are trying to prevent locals giving it to each other while socializing on the beach , but It is ridiculous to open up for tourists and say they can’t go in the water unless on a boat or diving