NHS and English covid madness. Sweden opens up a little. ADE anxiety and vaccine side-effects
England fortsätter med covid-galenskaperna. Sverige lättar på förtrycket. ADE-ångest & biverkningar
NHS and England are still going covid mad
zerohedge.com/covid-19/former-nhs-doc-exposes-six-impossible-british-covid-things-breakfast
Less covid oppression in Sweden in July
nyadagbladet.se/inrikes/coronarepressionen-lattas-i-sverige-fran-1-juli/
The number of allowed participants in demonstrations is increased to 1800.
The number of allowed participants at private gatherings in rented premises, such as private parties, is increased to a maximum of 50.
The advice to all activities remains, but the specific advice to associations for culture, sports and leisure, such as holding trainings and outdoor activities, disappears
The recommendation for camp activities, cups and choirs remains.
The advice to only hang out in a small circle is changed to that you should take infection control measures when hanging out with people other than the ones you normally meet. You do this, for example, by meeting outdoors in small groups and avoiding being close to each other for long periods of time in small spaces.
The advice to avoid new contacts during longer journeys is replaced by the advice to take infection control measures when you spend time with people other than those you normally meet.
Rules for restaurant opening hours are removed.
The rules for size of groups at restaurants are removed outdoors and groups of 8 people are allowed indoors. Other provisions on, for example, distance and seated consumption remain.
The advice to shop alone is removed. Still use the advice to keep your distance and avoid congestion.
The advice on face diapers in public transport during rush hour disappears.
ADE anxiety might become the worst side-effect from the vaccinations
Covid is basically over in Sweden, and while we’ll get some this autumn, there will not be much, unless there is a new horrible variant or ADE starts to happen.
COVID-19 Vaccines: Should We Fear ADE?
