COVID positive case

2021-11-23 10:39:32
A family member tests positive with covid 19 but other members are negative. The member affected with covid 19 is in hospital in isolation while other negative members remains at home . They want their maid to work in their house as they all tested negative and the positive member is in hospital in isolation. Can their maid work in our house as we both have same maid .
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Better to avoid

Answered2021-11-24 23:38:27

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It is advisable to have home isolation for 14 days even for a test negative person to reduce any chances of transmission

Answered2021-11-23 15:33:21

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It may be risky to everyone. You all shld isolate at home. Maid shld not be allowed for next 14 days.

Answered2021-11-23 12:39:37

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Kindly discuss for your concern.

Answered2021-11-23 12:27:59

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Request to avoid maids for the next 14 days. Also all family members to self isolate in house even if negative report. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2021-11-23 10:56:43

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No, please tell them to avoid risking others health by calling a maid home . Avoid it for 2 weeks for their and other's safety.

Answered2021-11-23 11:30:47

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