Staying safe this summer

Staying safe this summer

This school year is coming to an end today, and Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner.

But with COVID-19 lurking, health officials have some advice to keep kids and adults safe this summer.

BUT COVID-19 IS STILL LURKINGAROUND.HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE SOMEADVICE TO KEEP KIDS AND ADULTSSAFE THIS SUMMER.THEY SAY - SOME TRADITIONALSUMMER ACTIVITIES SHOULDPROBABLY BE AVOIDED THIS YEARINCLUDING CONCERTS, FESTIVALSAND PARADESDR.PREETI MALANI/UNIV OF MICHIGANCHIEF HEALTH OFFICER "UNLESSYOU CAN REALLY LIMIT THE NUMBEROF PEOPLE AND YOU CAN HAVESOCIAL DISTANCING INVOLVED, ORMAYBE YOU CAN DO IT A BITVIRTUALLY."HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY - YOUSHOULD ALSO BE CAUTIOUS IF YOUPLAN ON GOING TO THE BEACH --AND FOLLOW SOCIAL DISTANCINIGGUIDELINES.AS FOR BACKYARD COOK-OUTS,ADULTS ARE ADVISED TO HAVEMASKS HANDY AND TO MAINTAINDISTANCE FROM OTHERS THESAME APPLIES TO CHILDRENNOW THAT SCHOOL IS ENDING---SUMMER IS OFTEN WHEN