Ok, but why does there need to be a transition team? Once areas start to show a significant reduction in cases and deaths, time to let people just get back to work. That's not brain surgery. The only thing that is needed is for people to use some logic; always, always, wash your hands, practice some safe social distancing for awhile and always, always be aware of who's sniffling and coughing around you. If workers come to work sick, or kids come to school sick -- send them home instead of letting them stay. Unfortunately, many employers won't pay their employees for taking time off, so consequently they come to work sick infecting others and parents send their sick kids to school. I've seen it happen many, many times.
The idea of washing our hands and social distancing is already in practice...nothing new here. Restaurants around here had spaced their tables 6 ft. apart and had limited their number of guests served -- more tables were placed outside --- everything was fine, and they were able to keep some staff on and operate somewhat normally and still able to bring in some money, until they were told to shut down and limit service to carry out or curbside only. Some restaurants are closing permanently -- this pandemic happened toward the end of tourist season -- many restaurants and businesses rely on the $$ to get them through till next tourist season which won't be until Thanksgiving.
Lots of things could have been done, but the public needed to simply use some logic and respect towards this new virus. Unfortunately the "beach" scene here in FL was a clear indicator that social distancing and logic wasn't going to work.
