Hosts should also reduce number of guests and avoid high-risk indoor settings with limited ventilation
Experts are urging people to hold their Christmas gatherings outside during the day and to reduce invitees, while cases continue to surge in New South Wales and Victoria.the spreading Omicron variantProf Peter Collignon, an infectious disease physician and microbiologist at the Australian National University said that aside from getting a booster shot, the best way to keep gatherings Covid-safe was to hold them outside.
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