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Some of the newspapers today are reporting that all COVID restrictions will be removed on the 26th of this month. According to The Times that includes all travel testing for the vaccinated. It does not mention the future of PLF however.
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Originally Posted by DaveS
(Post 33906200)
Some of the newspapers today are reporting that all COVID restrictions will be removed on the 26th of this month. According to The Times that includes all travel testing for the vaccinated. It does not mention the future of PLF however.
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Originally Posted by USA_flyer
(Post 33906243)
If you get rid of the restrictions, especially the day 2 test, it really serves no purpose. I hope they bin it.
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Originally Posted by DaveS
(Post 33906200)
Some of the newspapers today are reporting that all COVID restrictions will be removed on the 26th of this month. According to The Times that includes all travel testing for the vaccinated. It does not mention the future of PLF however.
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Originally Posted by tjcxx
(Post 33906301)
I imagine the PLF will stay, to deal with the unvaccinated traveller.
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Originally Posted by paulaf
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So the majority of us who have been double or triple jabbed have to keep doing it because of the selfish minority!
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
(Post 33906334)
But submitting a PLF is a doddle luckily.
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Originally Posted by paulaf
(Post 33906349)
It is for you and I and most FT'ers, just a nuisance but if you read tripadvisor many people struggle with it, saying it takes them 2 hours to do for the family, then they insist on printing it out!
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
(Post 33906334)
That's already the case. If the 8% unvaccinated had come forward then there would be very few people in ICU (under 150 compared to 770) and hospital admissions would be about 500-1000 lower than the current 2500. The most plausible reason for the current restrictions is to protect the NHS from the risk of being overwhelmed. But submitting a PLF is a doddle luckily.
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The PLF could be massively simplified, if its sole purpose would be to trace unvaccinated travellers. If we can do (have done?) away with the concept of the red list, that should remove a lot of the PLF's input.
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Originally Posted by Silver Fox
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If it's a choice between PLF or restrictions ending, I am happy to form fill.
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Originally Posted by USA_flyer
(Post 33906435)
I want to see an end to both.
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BA is now flying private flights to the US...Probably multiple reasons for this...There is probably no need to book J in January, you can fly privately in economy...
‘Weird but comfy’: Passenger documents eight-hour flight with no other people on board (msn.com) |
Daily data:
Cases 75,031 (141,472 last Sunday) Deaths 91 (97) People vaccinated up to and including 15 January 2022: First dose: 52,097,840 Second dose: 47,905,885 Booster: 36,388,391 The rolling seven day daily average for cases is now down 38.0% on the previous week and the same measure for deaths is up 41.6%. The rolling 7 day daily average for deaths is 262.4 today. |
Originally Posted by DaveS
(Post 33906889)
Daily data:
Cases 70,924 (141,472 last Sunday) Deaths 88 (97) People vaccinated up to and including 15 January 2022: First dose: 52,097,840 Second dose: 47,905,885 Booster: 36,388,391 The rolling seven day daily average for cases is now down 38.0% on the previous week and the same measure for deaths is up 41.6%. The rolling 7 day daily average for deaths is 262.0 today. It is the Scotts turn to have a data break today. England cases have fallen by just over 8k against yesterdays figure and are about half what they were 8 days ago. |
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