More: From trunk or treats to fall festivals, Davidson County will celebrate Halloween Trick-or-treat in small groups with people who have not been exposed to the virus and are wearing masks. Outdoor activities in area with good ventilation are better alternatives. Surface transmission through collecting candy from COVID-19 is not high-risk exposure to the virus, it is face-to-face transmission that is more likely to cause potential infection. Liberally use hand-sanitizer after visiting each house.ģ) Stay outdoors - Avoid going to people's houses or other indoor activities where people may be crowded together. 1) Use a facemask - Halloween costume masks are not suitable to provide COVID-19 protection, so using cloth facemasks is preferred. Take the opportunity to incorporate face coverings over the mouth and nose into costume designs. Instead use Halloween makeup or face paints making sure they include non-toxic, laboratory tested cosmetics that meet federal standards.Ģ) Wait your turn – Use social distancing practices by limiting the number of children gathered on doorsteps.
