Corona virus and your shul

[dealfinder11]

@dealfinder11 will tell you that it's because they closed the shuls and yeshivas...

We all got doomed by purim. And head-in-the-sand mentality. Clothing stores were jammed as of yesterday. I spoke to a mohel today who told me he had 3 brissim today. @ one of them, it was business as usual. Hashem yishmor. Let's hope there is some substance behind this potential cure.

To be clear, i was never dismissive of the need to take measures to prevent the disease. I personally have been ahead of the curve in Lakewood (though admittedly and unfortunately that's not saying much). 

[good sam]

Some other important things to keep in mind:

Don't daven maariv before tzeis.
Don't say baruch hashem leolam by maariv.

[avromie7]

Some other important things to keep in mind:

Don't daven maariv before tzeis.
Don't say baruch hashem leolam by maariv.

Source for #2?

AYLOR because there are different shitos, the post above says to say tachnun without nefilas apayim, however R' Moshe holds not to say tachnum unless it's in a shul or a minyan kavuah

Paging @aygart

[Tomy]

The reason they did so is because ppl were going to the 770 backyard and it was also full. They are closing the main dorm for bochurim from Monday on, hopefully they will all go back to Israel (quarantined).

Why you seem so angry at chabad students?

[israshot]

Why you seem so angry at chabad students?

Chabad students are perfectly fine in general. Some of them didn't follow the rules because of their personal believes. I'm writing 'hopefully' because they can't technically stay all day in a small room on their bed (they have nowhere else to be), they are involuntary spreading the virus even more. By being in Israel with their families, they can have a proper quarantine or any special care they need.

[Galitzyaner]

Chabad students are perfectly fine in general. Some of them didn't follow the rules because of their personal believes. I'm writing 'hopefully' because they can't technically stay all day in a small room on their bed (they have nowhere else to be), they are involuntary spreading the virus even more. By being in Israel with their families, they can have a proper quarantine or any special care they need.

No different than students of any other group.

[israshot]

No different than students of any other group.

Did I contrast them to anyone else? What's your point?

[ExGingi]

No different than students of any other group.

Which other yeshiva is fully operational on Pesach under normal circumstances? You are talking about hundreds who had no plans of leaving Crown Heights before ראש חודש חשוון ה׳תשפ״א.

[Luvisrael]

https://www.thelakewoodscoop.com/news/2020/03/audio-urgent-message-from-hatzolah-of-central-jersey-lakewood.html

[ExGingi]

Interesting historical document

http://jpress.org.il/Olive/APA/NLI_heb/SharedView.Article.aspx?href=HMZ%2F1892%2F10%2F03&id=Ar00301&sk=F2A606D5

[shwarmabob]

Yesterday someone proudly told me they didn't have a single case in KJ...

[Tomy]

Chabad students are perfectly fine in general.

At this time there is no point on blaming others which is very easy to do, be calm and accept the situation, you do not have the power to change their minds of those who are not behaving especially they're still in early 20's
I don't know if you consider yourself a Chabad chossid, but if yes just show the example of Chabad..

[israshot]

At this time there is no point on blaming others which is very easy to do, be calm and accept the situation, you do not have the power to change their minds of those who are not behaving especially they're still in early 20's
I don't know if you consider yourself a Chabad chossid, but if yes just show the example of Chabad..

I don't know why you think I'm blaming anyone. You should read what I've wrote before.

[zale]

This is okay in theory. However, since people can’t be trusted to keep their distance properly, I am against this. But then again, I’m just a פשוטע איד, so what do I know?

In any case, it seems like Satmar is running a week behind everyone else.

[ah giten]

https://twitter.com/hasidic_1/status/1241050508305084417

[shwarmabob]

https://twitter.com/hasidic_1/status/1241050508305084417

BH they changed their mind

[Luvisrael]

Doesn’t get clearer than this. No minyan. Period.

https://www.thelakewoodscoop.com/news/2020/03/urgent-message-from-lakewood-rabbonim-dont-make-any-indoor-or-outdoor-minyanim.html

[dovy2]

Now that I'm nearing the 72 hour fever-clean mark, and based on leading US consensus that one doesn't get it twice, can we open a "survivors" minyan?

[etech0]

Now that I'm nearing the 72 hour fever-clean mark, and based on leading US consensus that one doesn't get it twice, can we open a "survivors" minyan?

Where does the 72 hour rule come from?
Does it also depend on if you still have other symptoms?

[Yehuda57]

Now that I'm nearing the 72 hour fever-clean mark, and based on leading US consensus that one doesn't get it twice, can we open a "survivors" minyan?

No.