Hotels and Covid-19
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Comments (5)The State of Hawaii is now limiting flights between the islands. Hawaiian Airlines has one flight a day, HNL-LAX. Hawaii was entirely too slow to shut down -- wanted every last tourist dollar. Although it is a state, it's 'third world' in some aspects. We have a couple in our Maui condo. They arrived Maui before the state shut down and had been in a hotel. They are booked to mid-April. Can't be fun. They're self-isolating. The complex has closed the pools. All beaches are closed. There's only take-out from restaurants. Maui Memorial only has 29 ICU beds; only 27 ventilators. They are always short of staff -- not a big pool of workers on an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, where rents are sky high and almost everything is imported. We employ an agency to look after our condo and our guests. They also rep hundreds of condos on Maui (and some on Kauai). They are on skeleton staff now, but told me last week that they are accepting bookings for May. (Not me!)...See MoreNeed more rose reading until Covid-19 is controlled?
Comments (1)Thank you!...See MoreWell, I don't have Covid 19!!!
Comments (19)I give thanks that I don't have all that hassle. We can get a supply of free test kits from any pharmacy, many pop up sites and also by mail so we always have some at home. If you feel rough you don’t need to leave the house to get tested and there’s no risk of spreading it about if you do have it. It does make life easier not having to go looking for and booking a test. We’re recommended to test 2x per week whether we feel unwell or not. Also if we’re going to any place where there might be crowds. There are 7 tests in each of these boxes....See MoreWhere do I get Covid-19 test kits? Gov? Ins reimburse?
Comments (20)Went swimming at a fitness club with my grandkids. There was a woman in the pool wearing a blue disposal mask with a scarf over it. Both were soaked through. Amazing how some people believe in the magical protection of masks worn in the most ridiculous manner. I see people in stores with their masks below their noses and constantly fidgeting with them. People on trails with sweat soaked masks. Zero common sense....See Morekathy
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