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They've already re-opened here =o
Just like, you gotta make reservations now (was optional in most restaurants before all this covid ****).
The curfew is gone too.

Who knows when those measures will return though, hopefully not for quite some time.
 
ReKoil said:
They've already re-opened here =o
Just like, you gotta make reservations now (was optional in most restaurants before all this covid ****).
The curfew is gone too.

Who knows when those measures will return though, hopefully not for quite some time.
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Yeah I expect reservations to be the norm for quite a while here. We also have to scan in via a government app, or leave our name and address.

There has also been rumblings about not letting people in to places like restaurants & cinemas without proof of vaccination...
 
I guess they're not that confident in the vaccinations then if only vaccinated people are allowed in certain places. Vaccines are in theory suppose to 'jump start' the immune system by allowing anti-bodies to be made from a non contagious virus sample. Thus when the 'active' virus enters our bodies, the anti-bodies for that particular protein coat are made and find and encircle the harmful pathogen preventing Endocytosis and thus infection.

People that don't get the flu shot aren't prevented from entering these establishments so, why the difference when it comes to these covid vaccines? Shouldn't the vaccine 'protect' them from getting infected?
 
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