What's The Risk Of Getting COVID-19 From Having People Over To Swim?

The video discusses the risks associated with having social gatherings at swimming pools during the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts suggest that while swimming itself is not high risk, the gathering aspect poses a significant threat. Social distancing and limiting the number of people can mitigate some risks, but it's generally not advisable. The effectiveness of chlorine in pools to kill the virus is uncertain, as it hasn't been thoroughly studied. Viewers are encouraged to send questions about their risks to a specified contact.

What is the recommended maximum number of people for a pool gathering to minimize COVID-19 risk?

• 15 people

• 10 people

• 20 people

• 5 people

What is the primary concern when people gather at a pool during the pandemic?

• The temperature of the water

• The interaction between people

• The type of pool used

• The act of swimming

Which of the following is true about household cleaning agents and COVID-19?

• They are ineffective against COVID-19

• They can kill the virus at certain concentrations

• They are guaranteed to disinfect pool water

• They are not recommended for use in pools

What is the expert opinion on relying on pool chlorine to disinfect COVID-19?

• It is the best method available

• It is not recommended

• It is unnecessary

• It is highly effective

How can individuals inquire about their COVID-19 risk related to pool gatherings?

• By visiting a website

• By calling a hotline

• By sending a video question

• By sending a letter