Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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I have less of an issue with it if there is an option to show a negative test. The vaccine passport rules where that isn't an option are just stupid and don't make any sense.
Didn't realise some clubs have already gone down the vaccine passport route. Know someone who went to Ipswich at the weekend, thought they were on the wind up when they said there were covid checks to get in, including onsite testing.
I have less of an issue with it if there is an option to show a negative test. The vaccine passport rules where that isn't an option are just stupid and don't make any sense.
Which countries have that policy?I have less of an issue with it if there is an option to show a negative test. The vaccine passport rules where that isn't an option are just stupid and don't make any sense.
Infections down by 30,000 this past week which,of course,hasn’t been mentioned anywhere in the mainstream media…typical
Which countries have that policy?
Infections down by 30,000 this past week which,of course,hasn’t been mentioned anywhere in the mainstream media…typical
You have to have one to enter the/a workplace now. Those who don’t want to get vaccinated pay €15 every 48 hours to be tested, which is linked to app with the green pass.Scotland was the one I read about most recently.
What is the situation in Italy? I have seen many videos of people kicking off about the passes in some of the big cities, but no real coverage to understand exactly what about.
You have to have one to enter the/a workplace now. Those who don’t want to get vaccinated pay €15 every 48 hours to be tested, which is linked to app with the green pass.
The country now has one of the highest vaccination rates in Europe but I think something like 90% of new green passes being downloaded each week are from testing being done so I can only see first vaccinations increasing by another few percent more.
…which is why I mentioned about the testing every 48 hours. I’ve no idea how rigorously it’s being enforced inside companies on a wider basis. Outside of the main cities away from tourist hotspots, most bars/restaurants don’t ask for it.it still has 1 in 5 under 50s not vaccinated which is similar to the uk so unless these people don’t actually do any work or go anywhere it doesn’t suggest it’s that effective at encouraging vaccination increases other than elderly - the 30 to 40 bracket has a low take up its higher in the 12 to 18 bracket
It's not just that anyway - it puts the irresponsible off going, and at the same time gives confidence to those who might be reluctant that those in the shared spaces have a sense of social responsibility, means people are more likely to consume and boost the economy etc etc. Also not an unreasonable assumption that those who take said measures will be more considerate around others, too.…which is why I mentioned about the testing every 48 hours.
It's not just that anyway - it puts the irresponsible off going, and at the same time gives confidence to those who might be reluctant that those in the shared spaces have a sense of social responsibility, means people are more likely to consume and boost the economy etc etc. Also not an unreasonable assumption that those who take said measures will be more considerate around others, too.
Over half of the population support its use in the workplace.It’s not been that well received - some medical experts in Italy view it as a something of a political decision rather than beneficial as the virus obviously can spread to non vaccinated in under the 48 (or is it
In all honesty I see very little evidence in the uk that 99% of the population are now not acting as normal.
If you are vaccinated you are at very little risk of hospitalisation (unless over 80) so it’s the non vaccinated who take the risk anyway which is up to them.
Can’t see it being a goer here
Over half of the population support its use in the workplace.
The testing is done by private pharmacies?Well as over half have been vaccinated so they don’t care A lot of course do not it’s also not sustainable in terms of testing those non vaccinated as it seems the price is being hugely subsidised
It’s main aim was by the governments own admission to force the vaccination rate up and it’s not working
Italy's mandatory health pass not boosting jabs as hoped, data shows
Italy's attempt to boost vaccinations by making a contested health pass necessary to go to work is not having the desired effect, data shows.www.reuters.com
The testing is done by private pharmacies?
The testing is done by private pharmacies?
Do you have a link to that?yes and the government is covering 80% of the cost of each test
…which is why I mentioned about the testing every 48 hours. I’ve no idea how rigorously it’s being enforced inside companies on a wider basis. Outside of the main cities away from tourist hotspots, most bars/restaurants don’t ask for it.
Ex page 3 birds not usually known for their expertise in vaccine side effectsAguero had heart problems when he was younger btw .. so how tweets like this get so many likes is beyond parody
Ex page 3 birds not usually known for their expertise in vaccine side effects
The real question is who Rees-Mogg pandering to and why when he comes out with his bullshit.
Given he is the Secretary of State for the 19th Century and has lived through Cholera, Smallpox and Tuberculosis you think he’d have wised up by now.Prof Rees-Mogg wrong again
MPs told to wear masks in Parliament amid rising Covid cases
Tours of Parliament have also been cancelled as health body warns of greater risk of transmission.www.bbc.co.uk
The real question is who Rees-Mogg pandering to and why when he comes out with his bullshit.
New restriction being brought in here at the weekend.
Masks everywhere again (including the office), QR code to go in anywhere, social distancing, capacity limits on restaurants and bars including restricted hours. We are almost certainly going in the direction of another lockdown.
It is just never going to end.
It's mostly those that don't want lockdowns that will cause them by refusing to do simple things to limit spread like wearing a mask because it's an 'infringement of their personal freedom'.
Where is here?New restriction being brought in here at the weekend.
Masks everywhere again (including the office), QR code to go in anywhere, social distancing, capacity limits on restaurants and bars including restricted hours. We are almost certainly going in the direction of another lockdown.
It is just never going to end.
Honestly though, a few people not wearing a mask on a train suddenly deciding to do so will not make almost any difference in beating this virus.
Seems odd that when we had things like mask wearing and social distancing cases weren't going up like they are now. Almost as if there's a link between the two... I wonder if said things might prevent or reduce the amount of other people's germs people might breathe in?
Enforce people wearing masks and social distance again and stricter measures almost certainly wouldn't be needed. Anyone who isn't doing those things voluntarily has lost any right to complain about further measures if they're brought in.
Has Wales fared better then England?
Seems odd that when we had things like mask wearing and social distancing cases weren't going up like they are now. Almost as if there's a link between the two... I wonder if said things might prevent or reduce the amount of other people's germs people might breathe in?
Enforce people wearing masks and social distance again and stricter measures almost certainly wouldn't be needed. Anyone who isn't doing those things voluntarily has lost any right to complain about further measures if they're brought in.
So, if what you are saying is correct, we are going to wear masks and live under restrictions forever?
I'm sorry, but something has got to give.
I'll be wearing my Stone Island facemask (and my CP Company goggle jacket) to Derby away.New restriction being brought in here at the weekend.
Masks everywhere again (including the office), QR code to go in anywhere, social distancing, capacity limits on restaurants and bars including restricted hours. We are almost certainly going in the direction of another lockdown.
It is just never going to end.
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