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Not to mention having all the gyms shut and not being able to do many of the things that help to keep people physically and mentally healthy as well. It seems
by LouisSayers 5y ago
Not to mention having all the gyms shut and not being able to do many of the things that help to keep people physically and mentally healthy as well.
It seems that there's been little effort or focus on how to cater for increased hospitalisations, or problem solving on how to ensure there are enough people trained to handle covid patients.
The only tools available are vaccines and lockdowns...
The rules are ridiculous - for example you have to wear a mask stepping inside a bar but as soon as you are seated you don't need one. You have to wear a mask to check in at the gym but as soon as you are in the gym you don't need one.
Everyone needs to check in with a QR code... for what reason I really don't know (assuming it's "just incase" a new variant emerges, but half suspect it's just a psychological trick to remind is of covid 24/7)...
I get that a small percentage of people get very sick and may die (and we should protect those people) but the way things are is just ridiculous and is a bunch of red tape that at this stage I don't think is really helping to do anything except keep people obedient and in constant fear.