i'm a community member in rinkton hill, and i'm an immunologieimimmunologist. from a human standpoint, i can be on board but my concern lies from a health standpoint, specifically, if someone tests positive, what is the containment plan? are all individuals contained to confinement and do they have an appropriate infrastructure? for example, like a pod or some sort of isolation tent? additionally, if these individuals test positive or have an exposure, how will they be kept inside and liable to say inside of the navigation center or whatever facility they're in. they should not be able come and go as they please, specifically for drug use. this will add to vulnerabilities and put further strain on the immune system and i'm not aware of any data about how withdrawal would influence the course of the coronavirus infection or another respiratory virus infection. with that said, i agree that is a vulnerable population, but it could ultimately turn into more of a risk and potentially an epicenter of a new wave of infections in san francisco. so my question for the b

i'm a community member in rinkton hill, and i'm an immunologieimimmunologist. from a human standpoint, i can be on board but my concern lies from a health standpoint, specifically, if someone tests positive, what is the containment plan? are all individuals contained to confinement and do they have an appropriate infrastructure? for example, like a pod or some sort of isolation tent? additionally, if these individuals test positive or have an exposure, how will they be kept inside and liable to say inside of the navigation center or whatever facility they're in. they should not be able come and go as they please, specifically for drug use. this will add to vulnerabilities and put further strain on the immune system and i'm not aware of any data about how withdrawal would influence the course of the coronavirus infection or another respiratory virus infection. with that said, i agree that is a vulnerable population, but it could ultimately turn into more of a risk and potentially an epicenter of a new wave of infections in san francisco. so my question for the b

i'm a community member in rinkton hill, and i'm an immunologieimimmunologist. from a human standpoint, i can be on board but my concern lies from a health standpoint, specifically, if someone tests positive, what is the containment plan? are all individuals contained to confinement and do they have an appropriate infrastructure? for example, like a pod or some sort of isolation tent? additionally, if these individuals test positive or have an exposure, how will they be kept inside and liable to say inside of the navigation center or whatever facility they're in. they should not be able come and go as they please, specifically for drug use. this will add to vulnerabilities and put further strain on the immune system and i'm not aware of any data about how withdrawal would influence the course of the coronavirus infection or another respiratory virus infection. with that said, i agree that is a vulnerable population, but it could ultimately turn into more of a risk and potentially an epicenter of a new wave of infections in san francisco. so my question for the b

i'm a community member in rinkton hill, and i'm an immunologieimimmunologist.from a human standpoint, i can be on board but my concern lies from a health standpoint, specifically, if someone tests positive, what is the containment plan? are all individuals contained to confinement and do they have an appropriate infrastructure? for example, like a pod or some sort of isolation tent? additionally, if these individuals test positive or have an exposure, how will they be kept inside and liable to say inside of the navigation center or whatever facility they're in. they should not be able come and go as they please, specifically for drug use. this will add to vulnerabilities and put further strain on the immune system and i'm not aware of any data about how withdrawal would influence the course of the coronavirus infection or another respiratory virus infection. with that said, i agree that is a vulnerable population, but it could ultimately turn into more of a risk and potentially an epicenter of a new wave of infections in san francisco. so my question for the bo

i'm a community member in rinkton hill, and i'm an immunologieimimmunologist.from a human standpoint, i can be on board but my concern lies from a health standpoint, specifically, if someone tests positive, what is the containment plan? are all individuals contained to confinement and do they have an appropriate infrastructure? for example, like a pod or some sort of isolation tent? additionally, if these individuals test positive or have an exposure, how will they be kept inside and liable to say inside of the navigation center or whatever facility they're in. they should not be able come and go as they please, specifically for drug use. this will add to vulnerabilities and put further strain on the immune system and i'm not aware of any data about how withdrawal would influence the course of the coronavirus infection or another respiratory virus infection. with that said, i agree that is a vulnerable population, but it could ultimately turn into more of a risk and potentially an epicenter of a new wave of infections in san francisco. so my question for the bo