evidence: - After interacting with public surfaces or items, always wash your hands (e.g., after handling money, credit cards, gas pumps, items in a store, door handles, light switches, or cart handles). [...] - Avoid public spaces / transportation and unnecessary travel when community transmission is high. If you need food, medicine, or supplies, ask someone who’s lower risk to run your errands then wash their hands thoroughly before handling / delivering your items. [...] When running errands, going out to eat, or shopping, be mindful of washing your hands after handling money, restaurant menus and tables, shopping carts, door and toilet handles, check-out touch screens, or gas pumps. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands, as these are easy entry points for viruses like COVID-19.