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How will Omicron affect Football/live sport?
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Swanjaxs
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It's looking increasingly likely that the Omicron variant is far more transmittable than the Delta variant, even taking into account that vaccination is working in keeping hospital admissions down, I wouldn't be surprised if restrictions at big events, sporting, entertainment ect are brought back until more people get the booster jab.
Personally, I can see table service, with no more than six persons per table in pubs/restaurants temporarily, and more controversially, covid passports being introduced for the long term.
Buckle up.
Personally, I can see table service, with no more than six persons per table in pubs/restaurants temporarily, and more controversially, covid passports being introduced for the long term.
Buckle up.
sainthelens
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Swanjaxs said:
Not sure now buddy. Difference bringing restrictions in will be that thers no further financial assistance to be made available plus don't be surprised if some refuse to show covid passes on back of Boris and his constant lying. People will have really had a titfull, they've lost and given up so much.
K23
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If I understood correctly, at all gatherings of 10,000 or more whether indoor or outdoor, masks will be mandatory.
Allergic2Hoof
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The South Africans are saying so far that there is an increase in hospitalisations there of those testing positive for covid.
However (anecdotally at the moment) the vast majority of these people were admitted for other reasons but also tested positive. The new variant is everywhere but data so far is looking positive, particularly for those who are vaccinated. It's more a case of "with covid" rather than "because of". Let's hope so anyway.
However (anecdotally at the moment) the vast majority of these people were admitted for other reasons but also tested positive. The new variant is everywhere but data so far is looking positive, particularly for those who are vaccinated. It's more a case of "with covid" rather than "because of". Let's hope so anyway.
exiledclaseboy
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karnataka said:
That’s COVID passes. In England. We already got them here of course.
Swanjaxs
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PSumbler said:exiledclaseboy said:
Drakeford leading the way again it seems...
But it's all Drakefords fault mun...
Grounds closed again in Germany I see.
TheLoneRanger
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https://twitter.com/SkySportsNews/status/1469010042833846280?s=20
WalterBoyd
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In all fairness Cardiff have been trialling reduced attendances in anticipation of a possible covid outbreak for last 30 years.