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4 activities you can do safely before a second coronavirus lockdown, and 4 things you should skip

  • Germany, France, and Italy are imposing restrictions and second lockdowns to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
  • We don't know if there will be another lockdown in the US, but some state governments have already discussed implementing restrictions.
  • While the idea of going back into lockdown might make you want to soak up every bit of normalcy you can, some activities are worth skipping for safety as coronavirus cases rise.
  • Have one more meal at your favorite restaurant, but sit outside. See your friends, but do it over a socially-distanced picnic in the park.
  • Here are four things you should do before a second lockdown, and four you'd be better off skipping, according to health experts.

European countries like Germany and France have imposed second lockdowns to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, as temperatures tumble.

With millions of cases now being recorded across the US, some states are also considering imposing tighter restrictions, Business Insider's Bill Bostock previously reported.

The US never implemented a national coronavirus lockdown, but a first series of stay-at-home orders happened on state and city levels in spring 2020.

While the prospect of another shutdown looming might make you want to jump up and go do things while you still can, some activities are more dangerous than others, especially when coronavirus rates are going up.

Here's what you should and shouldn't do if you're readying for another lockdown, according to health experts.

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