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Easing Of Lockdown In Uk
will it still happen i wonder going on the new lockdown restrictions across France, Poland and Gerrmany i believe.
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agreed tiers are more trouble than there worth- too many complaints and to easy to say your confused or to travel to another area to go to a pub.
But if theres a big problem in a local area they can't ignore it and may have to do something's like shut schools and shops there, and do a blitz on testing and jabs, so long as its only happening in one or two areas
But if theres a big problem in a local area they can't ignore it and may have to do something's like shut schools and shops there, and do a blitz on testing and jabs, so long as its only happening in one or two areas
Another surge in infections is to be expected when we start to come out of lockdown. It's not just me saying that (through using no more than a bit of common sense), it's also exactly what Chris Whitty told the Commons Science and Technology Select Committee earlier this month:
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What really matters though is the size (and duration) of that 'surge'. A temporary slight rise in infection figures probably shouldn't be of any great concern but the risk is that, if people get too complacent about things like maintaining social distancing, we could quickly get back to where we were at the height of the pandemic.
A Government adviser said earlier today that summer holidays abroad should be regarded as 'unlikely' this year
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So it's clearly far too early for people to start thinking that the crisis is nearly over.
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What really matters though is the size (and duration) of that 'surge'. A temporary slight rise in infection figures probably shouldn't be of any great concern but the risk is that, if people get too complacent about things like maintaining social distancing, we could quickly get back to where we were at the height of the pandemic.
A Government adviser said earlier today that summer holidays abroad should be regarded as 'unlikely' this year
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So it's clearly far too early for people to start thinking that the crisis is nearly over.
Buenchico "Another surge in infections is to be expected when we start to come out of lockdown. It's not just me saying that (through using no more than a bit of common sense), it's also exactly what Chris Whitty told the Commons Science and Technology Select Committee earlier this month:"
He hasn't just told them the CSTSC either. its the reason they are staggering the lockdown release. They expect (or at least are prepared for) a rise in infections with each easing of restrictions. The hope/expectation is that there will be no more than a blip rise followed by a continued fall.
He hasn't just told them the CSTSC either. its the reason they are staggering the lockdown release. They expect (or at least are prepared for) a rise in infections with each easing of restrictions. The hope/expectation is that there will be no more than a blip rise followed by a continued fall.
//ichkeria. Should we be getting in a lather in late summer about a disease that by then most will have been vaccinated against.//
It would be nice to think that our jabs would protect us from variants that are predicted.
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I must admit I'm a born pessimist. If I think the worst, then I have the chance to be pleasantly surprised!
It would be nice to think that our jabs would protect us from variants that are predicted.
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I must admit I'm a born pessimist. If I think the worst, then I have the chance to be pleasantly surprised!
