I think it’s 2 different things. A fully vaccinated event is designed to make the attendees feel safer because they are sure everyone is vaccinated. Some events were doing fully vaccinated or a negative test. For those events maybe a good idea to allow access with a negative test only if you agree to get vaccinated on the spot. The vaccine doesn’t help for that event but we cross one more unvaccinated person off the list. They could use JnJ to avoid the 2nd shot.
Right now, the UK is at the 3rd inflection point with a leveling out of cases at about 25k/day. The next week will be telling, in that, do cases increase at the 3rd inflection point, as in the previous surge, or fall.Sorry but the cases today (Monday) are listed as lower than yesterday
Not familiar with the paper but newest figures I could find.
UK records 25,161 Covid cases and 37 deaths
As many as 25,161 new coronavirus daily cases have been reported on Monday.www.standard.co.uk
We were discussing in another Covid thread over in chit chat about the Wisconsin State Fair offering a free world-famous state fair cream puff for any person getting vaccinated on site. And there were several of the vaccination locations on the grounds. I think in a six hour period I might have seen two people getting their vax.
I've already seen first hand when some products are not being restocked on the shelves and restaurants say that some items on the menu they can't prepare due to out of stock items. Covid positivity rates are due to unvaccinated testing positive overcrowding our hospital system in my opinion.
All I am saying is use the available venues to break up this vaccination log jam. More opportunities not more obstacle courses and rules.
In my opinion I see that the Northeast who are more educated, higher incomes etc can rally around and mask up more effectively than the Deep South who lead the country in categories no state wants to lead in.
It’s a pretty sound opinion that this is the most significant factor by far.
I never sausage a place...
What obstacle courses and rules are you talking about?
I am in favor of anything that gets more jabs in the arm.
I think you highly over estimate what people will do. People won't want a shot that can get in the way of fun. That is if they are willing in the first place. I've actually seen clinics set up at fun places. They realize the small numbers doing it isn't worth the time.
I actually do understand and as I said above I've seen fun places offer vaccines only to not repeat it. Maybe I know too many covid anti-vaxxers to be this naïve about what can actually work. The positives are there, putting a supposed happy association on it won't help. They'll just complain about how they don't want to see things pushed on them while having fun. The ones who whine about covid tests to travel won't give up an arm at a concert I guarantee it
The virus does not care about education, income or any other category it just infects and its heading North, like up I95. Which will translate to a migration of people heading South to avoid the advancing wave and vacay at WDW.
LOL Yep just south of the North Carolina / South Carolina border on I95 still looking as it always has.
The worst tourist trap in existence.
The virus does care! If you are vaccinated and taking reasonable precautions like an educated person would do, the virus will have a much harder time reaching you.
Mmmm, how did Florida person get into Canada?
British Columbia has a better run government run health system as compared to Ontario which health care system falters , and BC numbers are better than Ontario, but nothing comes close to Florida.
