Was the January 6 insurrection in DC a coronavirus super spreader? Yes
https://www.localdvm.com/news/washington-dc/was-the-january-6-insurrection-in-dc-a-coronavirus-super-spreader/
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Economists from San Diego State University and Bentley University concluded the protest and rally contributed to a non-localized COVID-19 spread in the month following the events.
WASHINGTON (WDVM) Ahead of the Stop the Steal Rally on January 6, the CDC feared the event would be a coronavirus super spreader. In a study they recently conducted, a group of economists from San Diego State University and Bentley University concluded the protest and rally contributed to a non-localized COVID-19 spread in the month following the events. The National Bureau of Economic Research, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, shared their findings in a working paper....
Dave, Sabia, and McNichols did not find evidence of COVID-19 case growth in D.C., but they did find that counties with the highest protester inflows experienced a significant increase. Those areas include multiple counties in Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia and outside of the immediate area (in Pennsylvania, California, Minnesota, Arizona, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Illinois, to name a few).
They hypothesize that localized spread didnt occur because of risk aversion either staying away from D.C. to avoid violence and the possibility of contracting the virus, or in response to street closures and the virtual lockdown between January 6 and President Joe Bidens inauguration.