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How can someone reduce the risk of getting pneumonic plague from another person or giving it to someone else?

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How can someone reduce the risk of getting pneumonic plague from another person or giving it to someone else?

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People having direct and close contact with someone with pneumonic plague should wear tightly fitting disposable surgical masks. Patients with the disease should be isolated and medically supervised for at least the first 48 hours of antibiotic treatment. People who have been exposed to a contagious person can be protected from developing plague by receiving prompt antibiotic treatment.

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