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Originally Posted by Ammi
...this was a conversation we had at home yesterday...that for some it seems almost a challenge to try to manipulate the safety restrictions and lives being at risk and maybe even lost because of those manipulations, don’t seem to be being considered by all, sadly....
COVID-19: Lockdown rules 'not boundaries to be pushed against' - as minister admits to supermarkets concern...
Lockdown rules are "not boundaries to be pushed against", a government minister has warned - as he admitted there was concern at non-compliance with social distancing measures in supermarkets.
As the second week of England's third national lockdown begins, ministers are considering how to achieve greater enforcement of social distancing and mask-wearing in supermarkets.
Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi said the government doesn't "want to go any tougher" than the current lockdown rules, but suggested there could be a tightening of existing restrictions.
"The lockdown is actually pretty severe, we're asking people to stay at home, don't go out, if you have to go out it's only for exercise," he told Sky News.
"This virus loves social interaction and we are all pro-social animals, and it's the worst thing we do is to socialise.
https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-...ncern-12184783 |
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Originally Posted by bitontheslide
This is my feeling. The objective is to save lives, not see how imaginative people can be in stretching the guidelines, and I find it very annoying. Those people highlighted earlier in the thread having a coffee .... they want to rebel and complain or they wouldnt have contacted the press to get their pictures in the paper
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It's so depressing, Mr C took the dog to one of our local country parks yesterday so he could have a run off the lead, but he turned back and came home as he said it was rammed and safer to walk around the streets which are empty
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