ジュエル・ステイトさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ジュエル・ステイトInstagram)「I’m a little surprised and a lot disappointed at the selfishness and flippancy of people’s actions here in B.C. as of late. “I just need to party and let loose” isn’t a good enough excuse to become lazy. I mean I want to go to Maui, but that ain’t happening anytime soon. All it takes is one little slip up. COVID is not gone just because you want to enjoy your summer and have your social life back. Wear a mask, keep your bubble small, and stop being a jackass. People’s livelihoods, and LIVES, depend on it. #Repost @dailyhivevancouver ・・・ Dr. Bonnie Henry says BC could be in store for explosive growth in new coronavirus cases if residents aren’t careful. Her words of caution came as she announced there were 102 new cases discovered over the weekend, an uptick that’s troubling for BC’s top doctor. “We do have a possibility of having explosive growth in our outbreak here in BC if we are not careful in how we progress over the summer,” she said. “We’re now on an edge that might go up but is in our hands to control.” “It’s parties, house boats, private homes … If you have a small group one night and a different small group the next night, those are the situations where we can pass this virus on,” Henry said. Find the full article in our link in bio. #dailyhivevan . . . While local parks, shops, and events are beginning to reopen, health authorities are reminding individuals to monitor their health for signs and symptoms of COVID-19. And if you’re not feeling well, they recommend staying home at this time. If you decide to go out, maintain the 6-feet physical distancing guidelines.」7月21日 22時56分