A Grim Reaper is haunting the newly opened beached of Florida. As the state is opening many businesses and beaches, a Florida lawyer Daniel Uhfelder says doing so during the pandemic is a big mistake and it could turn into a bigger threat to the community. So this lawyer feels that reopening is premature and he decided to protest on that decision but the way he chose is horrifying.
Daniel dressed as the Grim Reaper in a raggedy robe, covers his face with a black cloth and holds his scythe, stands at the beach. It is his ghastly plea to stay at home. Daniel traveled to beaches around Walton Country in Florida and found them very crowded.
When the country is not good with enough testing, preparation, and data, the reopening could be dangerous than it appears, is what he feels.
Florida State has recorded more than 35000 cases with 1314 deaths. In the US, there are more than 1,102,700 confirmed cases in the US with more than 65,500 deaths so far. Yet, as many as 32 states in the US are heading towards reopening from Monday. While the government is mandating the social distancing guidelines to be maintained along with the suggestions to use masks in public places, there are mixed opinions on reopening the country.
As the virus spread and deaths have not reached peak either the curve is falling, the opening of businesses may cause mayhem with a second wave only to make the decision of reopening regret.
This post was last modified on 2 May 2020 9:17 am
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