Soraya Galan, Miami Lakes, Media Relations Manager
“There is no solution, honestly,” Soraya Galan said. “To end the pandemic we have to do our tasks, our work every day, try to protect each other with the masks [and] vaccines.
“We can’t do anything about it,” she said. “Follow the protocols and try to live the best way.”
Daniel De Arazoza, Miami Lakes, Pediatric Oncology Pharmacist
“We have it, the vaccine,” Daniel De Avazoza said. “Getting vaccinated is the most you can do.
“At a certain point it will become endemic,” he said.
Chris Bresciani, Miami Lakes, Theater Director
“I think the solution is get vaccinated and wear your masks to keep others protected,” Chris Bresciani said. “Three things: the masks, the vaccines and social distancing,” they said.
Peter Bresciani, Miami Lakes, Retired
“In reality, there are no solutions, we [are] in the place we are,” Peter Bresciani said. “There is proper covering, you have to be vaccinated.
“Keeping [your] distance in certain places like metropolitan areas like New York would be impossible.
“Here around Miami, it is possible to avoid that, but I believe this is going to be the ending [of the] story because science cannot outpace the virus,” Bresciani said.
Ty Ross, Miami Lakes, Barista
“Everybody needs to do their part, even if you’re vaccinated you should still wear a mask,” Ty Ross said. “Most people are giving a lot of pushback and that’s where we’re going wrong.
“We all want it to go away, we all have to do our part to make it go away,” she said.
Reporter Alexandra Herrera interviewed and photographed our Town Topics Talkers. We thank you all!