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Posted On: 12/30/2020 4:56:26 AM
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The ones that worked on base? They lived off base and we had to bus them in. Their living conditions were not the greatest and they were contained but they lived on top of each other off base at the time of the start of the lockdown. Somehow it didn’t spread amongst the workers. Kuwait was on top of covid in many respects.
Without giving out too much information, gotta keep it OPSEC, we moved them on base to prevent them from traveling to base and to prevent them from getting sick from off base.
I could be missing some information but like I said these lockdowns would be considered very extreme in the U.S.
People were not allowed to leave their houses ect. Nothing was open and no travel in or out of the country.
I watched very closely and somehow it spread though the country during the lockdown.
I guess maybe it did help with hospital overload and slowed it down. It just was shocking to me to watch the numbers growing in a country that was an absolute ghost town.
Without giving out too much information, gotta keep it OPSEC, we moved them on base to prevent them from traveling to base and to prevent them from getting sick from off base.
I could be missing some information but like I said these lockdowns would be considered very extreme in the U.S.
People were not allowed to leave their houses ect. Nothing was open and no travel in or out of the country.
I watched very closely and somehow it spread though the country during the lockdown.
I guess maybe it did help with hospital overload and slowed it down. It just was shocking to me to watch the numbers growing in a country that was an absolute ghost town.
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