In reply to Post #423
Anyone know how often the French look at their restrictions
Anyone know how often the French look at their restrictions
In reply to Post #424
Pretty sure their next review is as follows:
June 9
The curfew will be pushed back to 23:00
Bars, cafés and restaurants will be able to reopen indoor spaces - maximum of six people per table.
Gyms and sports halls will be reopened and the range of outdoor contact sports and non-contact indoor sports allowed will be expanded.
The work-from-home rule will be relaxed.
Gatherings of no more than 1,000 people allowed.
5,000 people will be allowed at cultural or sporting events with a health pass.
Foreign tourists will be allowed to enter France with a health pass.
WITH REGARD TO THE 'HEALTH PASS' FOR FOREIGN TOURISTS MENTIONED ABOVE I HAVE FOUND THIS INFO:
France started easing its third national lockdown last week with people once more allowed to travel across the country.
The next phase is scheduled for May 19. On that day, the nighttime curfew will be pushed back by two hours to run from 9 pm to 6 am, outdoor drinking and dining will be allowed and cultural venues including cinemas, theatres, and museums will reopen.
On June 9, capacity at cultural and sporting events will be increased to 5,000, large gatherings including exhibitions and fairs will be allowed to proceed and foreign tourists will be free to visit.
But this will be dependent on the health pass.
France has already launched a health pass allowing its citizens and residents who have either been vaccinated, have recovered from the disease or have tested negative over the previous 72 hours to travel to the country's overseas territories.
The government has said that it will be easily convertible when the European Union's version launches. The Digital Green Certificate, which aims to facilitate free movement within the 27-country bloc, is expected to be made available in June.
The EU has also indicated that foreigners who have been fully inoculated with vaccines recognised by the European Medicines Agency should be allowed to enter the bloc.
Pretty sure their next review is as follows:
June 9
The curfew will be pushed back to 23:00
Bars, cafés and restaurants will be able to reopen indoor spaces - maximum of six people per table.
Gyms and sports halls will be reopened and the range of outdoor contact sports and non-contact indoor sports allowed will be expanded.
The work-from-home rule will be relaxed.
Gatherings of no more than 1,000 people allowed.
5,000 people will be allowed at cultural or sporting events with a health pass.
Foreign tourists will be allowed to enter France with a health pass.
WITH REGARD TO THE 'HEALTH PASS' FOR FOREIGN TOURISTS MENTIONED ABOVE I HAVE FOUND THIS INFO:
France started easing its third national lockdown last week with people once more allowed to travel across the country.
The next phase is scheduled for May 19. On that day, the nighttime curfew will be pushed back by two hours to run from 9 pm to 6 am, outdoor drinking and dining will be allowed and cultural venues including cinemas, theatres, and museums will reopen.
On June 9, capacity at cultural and sporting events will be increased to 5,000, large gatherings including exhibitions and fairs will be allowed to proceed and foreign tourists will be free to visit.
But this will be dependent on the health pass.
France has already launched a health pass allowing its citizens and residents who have either been vaccinated, have recovered from the disease or have tested negative over the previous 72 hours to travel to the country's overseas territories.
The government has said that it will be easily convertible when the European Union's version launches. The Digital Green Certificate, which aims to facilitate free movement within the 27-country bloc, is expected to be made available in June.
The EU has also indicated that foreigners who have been fully inoculated with vaccines recognised by the European Medicines Agency should be allowed to enter the bloc.
In reply to Post #425
Useful post Barry, thanks.
Useful post Barry, thanks.
In reply to Post #426
Doesn't apply to uk. France have banned all non essential travel from the UK.
Doesn't apply to uk. France have banned all non essential travel from the UK.
In reply to Post #427
Things are getting funky 😂 new india-uk combo discovered 😂.
Things are getting funky 😂 new india-uk combo discovered 😂.
In reply to Post #428
After this Vietnamese variant we'll have Nigerian, Bolivian, Cambodian......followed by Saharan. 😂😊😂. Does anyone believe the BS anymore?
After this Vietnamese variant we'll have Nigerian, Bolivian, Cambodian......followed by Saharan. 😂😊😂. Does anyone believe the BS anymore?
In reply to Post #429
This will continue for as long as the virus is allowed to spread through society by willing human hosts and there's a bigger chance of more dangerous mutations the more it's allowed to spread.
So the best bet is to get as many people vaccinated as fast as possible to reduce the numbers of infections.
Once we get a variant that bypasses vaccinations countries will have no choice but to impose draconian levels of control on peoples liberties until a solution is found - think - lockdowns with no end date in sight....
So be good and get your vaccine when offered it or it's available to you upon request.
Vaccination = massively reduced chance of catching it - if you do catch it your very unlikely to get it badly and your much less likely to pass it onto others. You do all you can to protect yourself and all the people around you, your kids would prefer to have their parents and grandparents around after all and of course youngsters can die from it as well and you would not want to live with that guilt all your life would you??.
This will continue for as long as the virus is allowed to spread through society by willing human hosts and there's a bigger chance of more dangerous mutations the more it's allowed to spread.
So the best bet is to get as many people vaccinated as fast as possible to reduce the numbers of infections.
Once we get a variant that bypasses vaccinations countries will have no choice but to impose draconian levels of control on peoples liberties until a solution is found - think - lockdowns with no end date in sight....
So be good and get your vaccine when offered it or it's available to you upon request.
Vaccination = massively reduced chance of catching it - if you do catch it your very unlikely to get it badly and your much less likely to pass it onto others. You do all you can to protect yourself and all the people around you, your kids would prefer to have their parents and grandparents around after all and of course youngsters can die from it as well and you would not want to live with that guilt all your life would you??.
In reply to Post #430
Good advice but sadly many thousands of people will opt out!!
Good advice but sadly many thousands of people will opt out!!
In reply to Post #431
Don't be so negative. Zero deaths today, the vaccination roll out is going really well.
Don't be so negative. Zero deaths today, the vaccination roll out is going really well.
In reply to Post #432
I wasn't being negative at all, just responding and agreeing to the previous posters comment....
"So the best bet is to get as many people vaccinated as fast as possible to reduce the numbers of infections.
Once we get a variant that bypasses vaccinations countries will have no choice but to impose draconian levels of control on peoples liberties until a solution is found - think - lockdowns with no end date in sight....
So be good and get your vaccine when offered it or it's available to you upon request."
Until that happens we will go round in ever decreasing circles!!
Nobody can argue about the vaccination effort in the UK, awesome, most other places impressive and other places... worrying, roll on the Olympics and Japans vaccination statistics...that is very worrying!! What will that variant be called ..the Jedi variant?
Great news that there were no, well no reported deaths yesterday, it will be interesting to see how many reported tomorrow compared to last week. The number of cases yesterday as far as I can backtrack on was about a 40% increase on the same time last week, so no reason to feel positive.
I wasn't being negative at all, just responding and agreeing to the previous posters comment....
"So the best bet is to get as many people vaccinated as fast as possible to reduce the numbers of infections.
Once we get a variant that bypasses vaccinations countries will have no choice but to impose draconian levels of control on peoples liberties until a solution is found - think - lockdowns with no end date in sight....
So be good and get your vaccine when offered it or it's available to you upon request."
Until that happens we will go round in ever decreasing circles!!
Nobody can argue about the vaccination effort in the UK, awesome, most other places impressive and other places... worrying, roll on the Olympics and Japans vaccination statistics...that is very worrying!! What will that variant be called ..the Jedi variant?
Great news that there were no, well no reported deaths yesterday, it will be interesting to see how many reported tomorrow compared to last week. The number of cases yesterday as far as I can backtrack on was about a 40% increase on the same time last week, so no reason to feel positive.
In reply to Post #71
Edited, replied to very old post by mistake !
Edited, replied to very old post by mistake !
In reply to Post #433
What matters is hospital admissions and fatalities alongside controlled low numbers of infections.....
It looks like we can expect the final unlocking of restrictions to be pushed back as the following is required....
1 The vaccine deployment programme continues successfully.
2 Evidence shows vaccines are sufficiently effective in reducing hospitalisations and deaths in those vaccinated.
3 Infection rates do not risk a surge in hospitalisations which would put unsustainable pressure on the NHS.
4 Our assessment of the risks is not fundamentally changed by new Variants of Concern.
If willing hosts continue to let the numbers of infections rise and this leads to hospitalisation of the willing hosts then we can expect lockdown to be extended and if required reversed.
You can thank the anti vaccine peeps and the people that are spreading it willingly by ignoring willfully or by accident the guidance. This is not the fault anyone else but the willing hosts of the virus....
So... I think the idea of a trip to France needs to be delayed for a couple of months at the minimum...... This isn't over yet...
This is diappointing as it was looking so good a few weeks ago..... the numbers of hospital admissions and deaths over the next few weeks will either delay or endorse further unlocking
What matters is hospital admissions and fatalities alongside controlled low numbers of infections.....
It looks like we can expect the final unlocking of restrictions to be pushed back as the following is required....
1 The vaccine deployment programme continues successfully.
2 Evidence shows vaccines are sufficiently effective in reducing hospitalisations and deaths in those vaccinated.
3 Infection rates do not risk a surge in hospitalisations which would put unsustainable pressure on the NHS.
4 Our assessment of the risks is not fundamentally changed by new Variants of Concern.
If willing hosts continue to let the numbers of infections rise and this leads to hospitalisation of the willing hosts then we can expect lockdown to be extended and if required reversed.
You can thank the anti vaccine peeps and the people that are spreading it willingly by ignoring willfully or by accident the guidance. This is not the fault anyone else but the willing hosts of the virus....
So... I think the idea of a trip to France needs to be delayed for a couple of months at the minimum...... This isn't over yet...
This is diappointing as it was looking so good a few weeks ago..... the numbers of hospital admissions and deaths over the next few weeks will either delay or endorse further unlocking
In reply to Post #435
Damn you talk some dribble
Damn you talk some dribble
In reply to Post #435
This is diappointing as it was looking so good a few weeks ago..... the numbers of hospital admissions and deaths over the next few weeks will either delay or endorse further unlocking.......
But this data can be manipulated to fit the narrative of the government. They can put the emphasis on infection or death or hospitalisation. If we are working purely on the original philosophy of keep the NHS and health service from being overwhelmed then the hospitalisation numbers are good....same for deaths. However if a government wishes to maintain the fear factor, infection rates will be their go to weapon of choice to keep the public terrified of stepping outside their front doors. We've seen it time and again. Moving goal posts and pushing the figures they want. Who can forget the charts showing how well we were doing compared to other countries back at the begining of the pandemic and then, mysteriously, the day our death total hit the highest in Europe we announced it wasn't helpful to publish data comparing ourselves with other countries and that then stopped. Yet come vaccine roll out, we are comparing ourselves with our close neighbors again😂. So predictable.
This is diappointing as it was looking so good a few weeks ago..... the numbers of hospital admissions and deaths over the next few weeks will either delay or endorse further unlocking.......
But this data can be manipulated to fit the narrative of the government. They can put the emphasis on infection or death or hospitalisation. If we are working purely on the original philosophy of keep the NHS and health service from being overwhelmed then the hospitalisation numbers are good....same for deaths. However if a government wishes to maintain the fear factor, infection rates will be their go to weapon of choice to keep the public terrified of stepping outside their front doors. We've seen it time and again. Moving goal posts and pushing the figures they want. Who can forget the charts showing how well we were doing compared to other countries back at the begining of the pandemic and then, mysteriously, the day our death total hit the highest in Europe we announced it wasn't helpful to publish data comparing ourselves with other countries and that then stopped. Yet come vaccine roll out, we are comparing ourselves with our close neighbors again😂. So predictable.
In reply to Post #435
Absolutely spot on.
Absolutely spot on.