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I could maybe agree if the restrictions were put in the winter, but not in the summer. People have already booked their vacation, and now they need to do a PCR
by awoimbee 5y ago
I could maybe agree if the restrictions were put in the winter, but not in the summer.
People have already booked their vacation, and now they need to do a PCR every 2 days to take a train, enjoy restaurants ? That's insane !
To get the "pass sanitaire" you need: first shot -> wait 3 weeks -> second shot -> wait 2 weeks. That's more than a month !
- dvfjsdhgfv 5y agoThe problem is Delta seems to have much bigger R so you are basically forced to act now as each hour counts. An alternative would be restrictions for everybody - and this would be a much worse choice for a variety of reasons.
- phtrivier 5y agoTime will tell, the goal is ostensibly to avoid a UK-style 4rth wave, trying to catch it early on this time.
- sofixa 5y agoPCRs are valid for 72 hours and free. If I weren't vaccinated I'd prefer to get a swab in my nose every 2-3 days and do the stuff i want over nobody doing anything in public ( if the Delta variant is left unchecked, we're probably looking at new curfews or lockdowns) in the not so distant future.
- elric 5y ago> People have already booked their vacation Booking vacations in the middle of a global pandemic and massive restrictions ... seems a tad ... reckless.
- mywittyname 5y agoAlso, why would you do all that planning and not get a vaccination. Like, in all their planning, it didn't occur to someone that, hospitality places might start requiring proof of vaccination? Service workers are people too. They want to earn a wage, while keeping themselves and their families safe. And given the labor shortages, these people have a lot more influence over their working conditions than they've had in the past.