In Oz
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It looks as though it's a reaction to a breach of Covid protocol
So I guess what happens is people are breaking the restrictions, passing stuff between bubbles, and somebody invites a girl into his room, so then the authorities clamp down on the use of the the hotel balconies.
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If it prevents a single person from getting COVID, it's worth it.
Thousands protest lockdown in Sydney
“We live in a democracy and normally I am certainly one who supports people’s rights to protest ... but at the present time we’ve got cases going through the roof and we have people thinking that’s OK to get out there and possibly be close to each other at a demonstration,” said state Health Minister Brad Hazzard.
Here's their cases "through the roof."
Five per million. Five.
Here's the deaths.
But...as far as vaccinations go, Oz isn't doing all that well. Similar to India.
If the Delta variant is the big deal there (and it probably is), they're potentially rough times with such a low percentage vaccinated.
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If it prevents a single person from getting COVID, it's worth it.
Thousands protest lockdown in Sydney
“We live in a democracy and normally I am certainly one who supports people’s rights to protest ... but at the present time we’ve got cases going through the roof and we have people thinking that’s OK to get out there and possibly be close to each other at a demonstration,” said state Health Minister Brad Hazzard.
Here's their cases "through the roof."
Five per million. Five.
Here's the deaths.
But...as far as vaccinations go, Oz isn't doing all that well. Similar to India.
If the Delta variant is the big deal there (and it probably is), they're potentially rough times with such a low percentage vaccinated.
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It’s the future folks are worried about. One respected predictive analytics firm is represented here:
https://covid19.healthdata.org/australia?view=resource-use&tab=trend&resource=all_resources
Let’s revisit in October.
