The risk isn't the water itself.
, MD, deputy medical director and infectious disease specialist at Westmed Medical Group in Westchester, NY, told POPSUGAR that surfaces like diving boards at public pools also aren't a major concern."The sequence of events that would need to happen for someone to leave a virus on a surface, like a diving board, and then another person pick it up and ingest it in some way to get infected is relatively unlikely," Dr. Kesh said.
," Dr. Kesh said. Her concern is transmission from contact in a public area where people are likely not wearing masks and may not be vigilant about practicing social distancing., MD, professor of clinical medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, agreed, noting that going to a public pool often means showering in a common location and using shared bathrooms."Individuals with COVID-19 might transmit to others, and social distancing is hard in this setting," Dr.
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