TULSA, Okla. — Mayor G.T. Bynum and the Tulsa Health Department discussed what’s called the “Serious Seven” on Wednesday when describing the places or events people are most likely to be exposed to COVID-19.
The city mentioned the idea in a news conference about the rising number of coronavirus cases in the area:
The Serious Seven includes:
- Weddings
- Gyms
- Funerals
- House gatherings
- Bars
- Faith-based activities
- Other small events
The Oklahoma City Health Department introduced the graphic showing these places and events, urging people to continue to use caution while the state continues to allow such gatherings.
Bynum says the same graphic applies to Tulsa too.
This great graphic from @okchealth shows the current trending event types for COVID-19 spread. According to @TulsaHealthDept it applies to #Tulsa as well. This is not to say all spread the virus, only that in tracing done on our current wave these pop up more than anything else. pic.twitter.com/TDDF7B8eVv
— G.T. Bynum (@gtbynum) June 24, 2020
The City of Tulsa is continuing to follow the Open Up & Recover Safely Plan that allowed the state to begin reopening at the end of April.
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