AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS EXPERSS CONCERNS THAT WEARING MASKS ENDANGERS THE PUBLIC

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AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS EXPERSS CONCERNS THAT WEARING MASKS ENDANGERS THE PUBLIC

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Wednesday, March 10, 2021 - 11:51.

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS EXPERSS CONCERNS THAT WEARING MASKS ENDANGERS THE PUBLIC

How true it is . . . .

Splish_Splash Wed, 03/10/2021 - 12:42

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in every situation. I am 76 with a mild to moderate hearing loss. I have to ask almost everyone from the postal worker, to the cashier at the grocery, to the banker, to the dentist, could you repeat that. I have to ask literally every one I have to put my ear down to the desk and turn my head at the post office and explain I have a mild hearing loss, please repeat. I suspect that the Air Safety Board are true believers! All I can say to people: Dear God feds and people there are things we can do. ROOM AIR PURIFIERS, PERSONAL AIR PURIFIERS. THERE IS IN MY OPINION ABSOLUTELY NO REASON FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS TO WEAR FACE MASKS! Air traffic is a confined space for a home room purifier, and wear a personal air purifiers controllers.

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Lewis Hodge Wed, 03/10/2021 - 17:28

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Dave; Comments are being censored and blocked; unable to leave any!

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