Re:US may not be back to normal until 2022, Fauci says
by tpmx on Thursday October 29, 2020 @11:12AM
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These were announced two hours ago and are by far the harshest we've had so far in Sweden. They also only cover 43% of the population. (Edit: 57%, also counting the Skåne region's similar recommendations)
It's funny, the proponents of "the Swedish way" say that they are nothing like each other.
Of course in reality Sweden has had "strong recommendations" in place for months, and they are getting stricter.
https://www.thelocal.se/20201029/new-coronavirus-measures-fo...
"According to the new guidelines, which are outlined on the Public Health Agency's website and are effective immediately, everyone in Stockholm, Västra Götaland and Östergötland are strongly urged to:
"Refrain from being in indoor environments such as shops, shopping centres, museums, libraries, swimming pools and gyms. Necessary visits to for example grocery stores and pharmacies are ok.
"Refrain from attending, for example, meetings, concerts, performances, sports training, matches and competitions. This advisory does not apply to sports training for children born 2005 or later.
"If possible avoid physical contact with people other than those you live with. According to the Public Health Agency, this includes for example attending or throwing a party or similar social gatherings."