99th birthday becomes COVID-19 superspreader event after family infected https://t.co/y8pzLcpUfi pic.twitter.com/2js4PJT8BB

— New York Post (@nypost) November 27, 2020

Nearly half of 83 people who attended a recent Ohio wedding test positive for Covid-19, making it the latest super-spreader event amid a nationwide surge. https://t.co/RQJXmX6utV

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) November 18, 2020

55 people attended a wedding reception in Maine in August, and 1 of them had Covid. Over the next 38 days, the virus spread to 176 other people and 7 of them died.

None of the victims who lost their lives had attended the reception. https://t.co/bRLWJas4lh

— Hunter Schwarz (@hunterschwarz) November 13, 2020

"The feeling that I have is kind of like a drunk driver would have if they killed their family."

Tony Green thought coronavirus was a hoax until he held a small gathering from which 14 family members eventually got sick and three eventually died. https://t.co/3elNlyrrt1 pic.twitter.com/0S09ILT00E

— CNN (@CNN) October 13, 2020

New York Sweet 16 party deemed COVID superspreader, venue hit with $12,000 in fines for hosting party https://t.co/TfGd6Fjip5

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) October 14, 2020