like after every lockdown in any country.. nothing new, nor illogical. The numbers I'm now expecting are the impact of vaccination. We'll have to wait a bit, but that will definitively give a perspective.
They did seem to do much better than us - though worse than other Nordic countries - in the first wave. But it seems as though they became too complacent and relaxed their behaviour too much in the autumn, with terrible consequences.
They are better than us with 1005 deaths per million vs our 1245. But as you say compared to Norway, Denmark and Finland they are way in front.
Last news from France, we had curfew at 8pm, and 6pm for the regions that had more cases. Starting tomorrow, cur
We are certainly living in strange times. Not for too much longer, I hope. Just for clarification, I hope the strange times don't last much longer, not the living!
One of my fave Rush songs, Bastille Day. For they marched out to Bastille day La guillotine claimed her bloody prize Hear the echoes of the centuries Well, power isn't all that money buys
Next week we are required to lock ourselves in separate rooms. Then the week after we will need to put bars on our own windows, to stop our nasty impulses taking advantage of us. Seems fair.
Thé whole country would be at home at 6PM For exceptions de have to full in a paper schools stay open, but lessons on line preferred
An interesting development Pimlico Plumbers to make workers get vaccinations https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55654229
I think the company will have problems implementing any such ruling. I reckon employment lawyers will make a lot of money.
