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Jets fans draped in head-to-toe white cheering on the team’s playoff push may be a thing of the past, as people in mass gatherings has become just that due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Even with the vaccine slowly making its way to the public, the chance permanent change won’t be made to how we gather is small.Think back to before the tragedy of 9/11.

It changed the way we live, from taking our shoes off at airport security to metal detectors at sporting events.Now, nearly two decades after the attack, it would seem strange not to have these layers of security always present.So when fans are allowed to return to hockey games, what will be the new layers of security to protect against the virus?Let’s start with socially distanced seating.Perhaps.

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