Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!
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If this website is correct it appears so.
COVID-19 | Measures implemented in Portugal | www.visitportugal.com
Measures Implemented in Portugal[Updated on november 1st] Portuguese government has been taking all necessary public health measures to protect the entire population as well as our visitors. Measures in force may be reviewed in accordance to the evolution of the pandemic. I – ACCESSIBILITY 1)...
- Restaurants with no maximum limit of people per group;
- End of requirement for digital certificate or negative test for access to restaurants;
- End of timetable restrictions;
- End of capacity limits, namely in local commerce establishments, in weddings and baptisms and in cultural shows;
- Opening of bars and clubs;
- End of limitation on the sale and consumption of alcohol.
It is mandatory to present EU COVID Digital Certificate in:
- Major cultural and sporting events (check the event website for more info);
- Bars and clubs;
- Visits to health facilities;
- Travel by air or sea
BlueStevie35
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Hospital figures - 37 deaths were announced today, no data to compare to from yesterday but it is up 13 on last Monday. 11 deaths were in English hospitals, again no data to compare to from yesterday but it is down 1 on last week. The 7 day rolling average rises to 102.86
All settings - for the 28 day cut off, 45 deaths were announced today, down 12 on yesterday and up 17 on last Monday. The 7 day rolling average rises to 123.71
For the 60 day cut off, 48 deaths were announced today, down 23 on yesterday and up 13 on last Monday. The 7 day rolling average rises to 149.86
All settings - for the 28 day cut off, 45 deaths were announced today, down 12 on yesterday and up 17 on last Monday. The 7 day rolling average rises to 123.71
For the 60 day cut off, 48 deaths were announced today, down 23 on yesterday and up 13 on last Monday. The 7 day rolling average rises to 149.86
Yeah, you'd think that wouldn't you!
My arm still hurts right in the middle of the deltoid muscle is it and its getting concerning now..
NilSatisOptimum
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Gawd blimey media scare mongering us plebs, whipping us up into a frenzy again by reporting on Boris and chums are getting a little worried that COVID and winter is challenge who ever would have thought not!?
news.sky.com
COVID news live: Vaccines alone won't be enough to curb the pandemic, WHO warns
Coronavirus latest as the World Health Organisation warns vaccines alone will not be enough to lift the world out of the pandemic; Melbourne begins first weekend out of lockdown following months of curbs; FDA says likely benefits of Pfizer jab for 5 to 11-year-olds outweigh risks.
JLW
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Do you have every MSM Chanel on a multi screen in ye living room ffs. Stop watching the news and your life will be better, just try it for a week or two.Gawd blimey media scare mongering us plebs, whipping us up into a frenzy again by reporting on Boris and chums are getting a little worried that COVID and winter is challenge who ever would have thought not!?
COVID news live: Vaccines alone won't be enough to curb the pandemic, WHO warns
Coronavirus latest as the World Health Organisation warns vaccines alone will not be enough to lift the world out of the pandemic; Melbourne begins first weekend out of lockdown following months of curbs; FDA says likely benefits of Pfizer jab for 5 to 11-year-olds outweigh risks.
Yeah, you'd think that wouldn't you!
My arm still hurts right in the middle of the deltoid muscle is it and its getting concerning now..
So are you a hoss or elderly?
I think I need to present a negative LF result or proof of double vaccination next weekIf this website is correct it appears so.
1. GENERAL RULES in the entire country, from October 1st:
COVID-19 | Measures implemented in Portugal | www.visitportugal.com
Measures Implemented in Portugal[Updated on november 1st] Portuguese government has been taking all necessary public health measures to protect the entire population as well as our visitors. Measures in force may be reviewed in accordance to the evolution of the pandemic. I – ACCESSIBILITY 1)...www.visitportugal.com
- Restaurants with no maximum limit of people per group;
- End of requirement for digital certificate or negative test for access to restaurants;
- End of timetable restrictions;
- End of capacity limits, namely in local commerce establishments, in weddings and baptisms and in cultural shows;
- Opening of bars and clubs;
- End of limitation on the sale and consumption of alcohol.
It is mandatory to present EU COVID Digital Certificate in:
- Major cultural and sporting events (check the event website for more info);
- Bars and clubs;
- Visits to health facilities;
- Travel by air or sea
Looking a bit further down seems masks also required for some of the events
Mandatory use of mask
√ In public transport (including air transport and taxis or TVDE), concert halls and events, large commercial surfaces, residential structures for the elderly, health establishments and services.
√ By workers in bars, clubs, restaurants and commercial and service establishments.
On the beaches: on the accesses, walkways and sanitary facilities it is no longer mandatory to wear a mask, but the physical distance of 1.5m between each user is maintained. It remains mandatory for street vendors.
tbf, there's plenty of people in hospitality (working) who still wear masks in the places I've been going to recently - coffee shops/restaurants, as in whoever is managing them must be making them mandatory for staff.
But they really aren't the biggest factor. They do help mind but I'm not gonna wear a mask in a gig which is going to be the most packed space I've been in since March 2020.
I still wear my mask to go to the shops/anything medical, of course.
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