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From KQED.

From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim.

Coming up on forum, Alameda County Public Health officials now say it's okay to create a so-called social bubble during the pandemic, or a consistent group of up to 12 friends or relatives to socialize with.

Some people have already been making these kinds of pandemic pods or quarantine,

as they realize they need to create social interaction that's more sustainable for themselves or their kids.

So in this hour, we look at how to create these bubbles safely and in ways

that can be supportive and healing. Join the conversation after this news.

This is Forum from KQBD.'m Mina Kim. Alameda County has expanded its shelter-in-place order to allow for social bubbles, which they define as up to 12 people from different households getting together and socializing, though still at a distance and outside.

And you can only belong to one bubble at a time, which means navigating the process of who to bring in and who to leave out,

as well as having open and honest conversations about comfort levels around risk.

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