Contacting [verb]

If people were willing to talk to contact tracers after getting an exposure notification, they could help public health experts understand the spread of disease.

We now know they are a very close contact of another person who has confirmed as having been positive with Covid.

Early in the pandemic, companies and governments spun up contact tracing apps as part of a massive effort to stop the spread of the disease.

The New York Times contacted election officials in every state, and none reported major voting issues.

The fewer number of people each Thanksgiving guest can come into contact with before attending a gathering, the better.

For information, contact your police or sheriff’s department.

Otherwise, even with relatively small caseloads, contact tracing systems can’t keep up with a growing epidemic.

Offensive tackle Trent Williams and wideouts Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel were placed on five-day quarantines after being classified as high-risk close contacts.

Offensive tackle Trent Williams and wide receivers Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel were classified as high-risk close contacts and placed on five-day quarantines.

Since then, they have created a playlist of songs together and made plans to keep in contact.