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The Pandemic of Covid-19 can always play around the world, but it does not stopThe return of hot weather. And with the official kickoff of the summer just around the corner, the inhabitants of the coast to the coast are ready to launch a swimsuit and to immerse themselves in their local pool. But goes toSwimming pool putting you at risk of catching coronavirus? According to health officials, it's safe as long as swimmersstick to social distancing both in and out of the water.

Disease and Prevention Control Centers (CDC) indicate thatCoronavirus can not be transmitted through the water In the oceans, lakes, swimming pools or hot tubs. Anyone swimming in a chlorinated or disinfected pool can also be assured that they are safe because it provides another effective layer of protection against microorganisms and viruses.

The CDC report also publishes familiar guidelines for any potential pool or Beachgoers that can help you protect yourself. Like always,Maintain social distancing Six feet of someone with whom you do not live, wear a face mask when you are out of the water and continue to wash your hands completely or disinfect your hands, especially after your pool out. Of course, you should avoid sharing any type of communal float or pool, especially if they have not been disinfected between the uses.

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The Agency also recommends using your own towels or chairs to prevent potentially contaminated pool furniture. If it is not possible, you should at leastWipe all communal surfaces with disinfectant before using them. And as always, the agencyRecommends well ventilated spaces By anywhere without a breeze, so priorize the outdoor pools on indoor facilities. And for more information on navigation safely in the summer of COVID-19, check5 errors that you can not afford to do at the beach.