Sydney Martin as in Huntsville with a message to the community from the CEO of Crestwood Hospital about how to have a safe Halloween.
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Today - the crestwood hospital c-e-o addresssed how we all need to keep coronavirus in mind leading up to halloween this saturday.
Waay 31's sydney martin is live in huntsville tonight - with her message to the community about how to have a safe but fun day.
Dan,najahe- crestwood hospital c-e-o pam hudson told me because most people wear a mask with their costume on halloween, she hopes they'll do so this year- not only as a part of their costume but also to keep themselves and others safe.
She recommends families follow c-d-c guidlines that say that no one should partipate in in- person halloween festivities and should not give out candy to trick or treaters.
Recommended activities include carving pumpkins outside with neighbors and frends at safe distance, virtual halloween costume events and halloween movie nights with your household.
Hudson said families should start talking about their plans now..if they haven't already done so.
Pam hudson, crestwood hospital ceo "caution is absolutely out there and parents need to be very careful about the environment that they're allowing their children to have and again, that family dialogue about how risky the event is as opposed to the benefits."
Hudson said she's not just worried about halloween but also thanksgiving and christmas... she said she knows everyone wants to be social...but it's imperative people wear masks social distance and sanitize and don't let their guard down around their family and remember, a halloween costume mask does not provide the same protection as one like i'm wearing right now.
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This Halloween, children in Albion are trading in their Halloween masks for blue disposable ones.
The CDC has listed traditional trick-or-treating as a high risk category for spreading the virus, so pastors at the Journey Baptist..
