Covid19 v Joe Public

itsalwaysme said:
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Covid: Vietnam starts mass testing as new variant emerges

A Covid outbreak in Ho Chi Minh City triggers new social distancing rules and mass testing.
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deere66 said:
Which variant letter will that be?
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Covid: WHO renames UK and other variants with Greek letters

The variant first detected in the UK becomes Alpha, with South Africa, Brazil and India also renamed.
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Alicecow said:
I think the Indian one is Delta so is it Epsilon next?
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Seeing as it's a combination of the UK and Indian variants it should be Alpha Delta but doubt they'll think of that.
 
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Covid: Lockdown easing in England to be delayed by four weeks

Most current Covid rules will remain for four more weeks after 21 June, government sources say.
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Most coronavirus rules will remain in place in England for another four weeks after the planned 21 June unlocking, government sources have told the BBC.
Senior ministers have signed off on the decision to delay the lifting of all legal restrictions on social contact.
That could mean capacity limits for sports, pubs and cinemas will remain, and nightclubs would stay closed.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is due to confirm the delay at a news conference at 18:00 BST on Monday.
The extension will be put to a Commons vote this month and could trigger a sizeable Conservative backbench rebellion.


Why?
 
Alicecow said:
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Covid: Lockdown easing in England to be delayed by four weeks

Most current Covid rules will remain for four more weeks after 21 June, government sources say.
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Most coronavirus rules will remain in place in England for another four weeks after the planned 21 June unlocking, government sources have told the BBC.
Senior ministers have signed off on the decision to delay the lifting of all legal restrictions on social contact.
That could mean capacity limits for sports, pubs and cinemas will remain, and nightclubs would stay closed.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is due to confirm the delay at a news conference at 18:00 BST on Monday.
The extension will be put to a Commons vote this month and could trigger a sizeable Conservative backbench rebellion.


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It wouldn't bother me personally one bit.
I'm just fretting a little about number 2 and her leaving primary and starting secondary. She's supposed to be going on a residential outward bound thing on the 28th June for 5 days with her primary friends, then a taster day at high school on the 5th July. After all the fun with the oldest, getting her settled in last year, I just feel these events would help prepare her more for the break from her friends 😕 Will they happen? 🤔
 
Send information about your ferret or other mustelinae to the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) if you're in England and Wales.

You should register your ferret or other mustelinae so that APHA can contact you to provide guidance about disease prevention if there is an outbreak of disease affecting your animals.

Ferrets, mink and other members of the mustelinae family are particularly susceptible to the virus that causes COVID-19. They can infect members of their own species and there is evidence that mink can pass the infection back to humans.
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agmatters newshound said:
Send information about your ferret or other mustelinae to the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) if you're in England and Wales.

You should register your ferret or other mustelinae so that APHA can contact you to provide guidance about disease prevention if there is an outbreak of disease affecting your animals.

Ferrets, mink and other members of the mustelinae family are particularly susceptible to the virus that causes COVID-19. They can infect members of their own species and there is evidence that mink can pass the infection back to humans.
Continue reading...
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Badgers too? :ROFL:
 
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