US military confirms pandemic won’t sideline Santa Claus

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coronavirus pandemic won’t sideline Santa Claus and his reindeer from, as the storybooks say, delivering gifts to children around the world.But as cases continue to rise across the globe, it begs the question: Will Santa be able to bring our gifts to us safely?“Santa Claus has been doing this for many, many years, as you know, and he’s been through pandemics before and challenges all around the globe.

Really, you can't take anything for granted about a centuries-old elf who relies on a magical sleigh to deliver presents to the 7.8 billion residents of an entire planet in a single night. Except this: The normal laws of plane, train and automobile travel don't apply.

made it harder to meet Santa Claus in person. However, that hasn’t stopped North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) from activating its annual Santa tracker, which allows Yuletide yearners to keep tabs on Saint Nick as he delivers presents to children around the world on Christmas Eve.

HERE or NORAD Tracks Santa HERE. Traditionally, Santa starts out in the Pacific Ocean and travels west.

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