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The document outlines the necessary preparations for conducting an event during COVID-19, including: 1. Setting up a single entry point with demarcated lines for social distancing and a marshal to explain procedures. 2. Installing a sanitizer station with an official to sanitize participants' hands upon entry. 3. Preparing a private room for temperature checks and screening questionnaires to assess COVID-19 risks.
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