Blueberries and tourism are both indelible parts of Maine’s identity and economy. As recent reports show and as common sense would indicate, both are also an avenue for potential COVID-19 transmission here in vacationland. There have been several outbreaks at Maine wild blueberry farms, with a total of 25 confirmed cases among migrant workers at three facilities in Hancock and Washington counties as of Aug.
Lessons From Tourism And Blueberries About Managing Covid-19 Risks
The BDN Editorial Board, Bangor Daily News
Mon, 08/10/2020 - 9:44am
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Topics: Maine Penobscot County Bangor
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