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UK has now gone in lockdown with most shops closed except ones that are essential. When do you realistically think restrictions will be released and when will workers be able to work in their normal office environment? Thoughts ?
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(Original post by Unkownspecie)
UK has now gone in lockdown with most shops closed except ones that are essential. When do you realistically think restrictions will be released and when will workers be able to work in their normal office environment? Thoughts ?
UK has now gone in lockdown with most shops closed except ones that are essential. When do you realistically think restrictions will be released and when will workers be able to work in their normal office environment? Thoughts ?
Then currently from today shops that's non essential food ones are closed for minimum of three weeks but could be longer
So nobody really knows when we'll get back to normal life as its unpredictable at moment
Restrictions will be only lifted as and when things are safe enough for everyone to go out but we need everybody to adhere to those restrictions now so that we can hopefully see some improvement sooner rather than later like .
We be lucky if things get better say by August or September but earlier if we all adhere to what we are asked to do .
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With a bit of luck 6 months I reckon. If everyone listens and abides (never ever going to happen) I reckon things could be back to normal in about 2 months. Worst case scenario is 2 years or until a vaccine is created.
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Whenever people decide to stop being selfish and actually abide by the rules set by the government. Only then, can the restrictions be re-evaluated, and lifted. With the way things are going, I'd say it'll be in place for at least 6 months.
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I think people need to understand WHY, the lockdown is in place.
They should watch this video. This guy explains it really well in Layman terms
(Original post by Dann.It)
Whenever people decide to stop being selfish and actually abide by the rules set by the government. Only then, can the restrictions be re-evaluated, and lifted. With the way things are going, I'd say it'll be in place for at least 6 months.
Whenever people decide to stop being selfish and actually abide by the rules set by the government. Only then, can the restrictions be re-evaluated, and lifted. With the way things are going, I'd say it'll be in place for at least 6 months.
They should watch this video. This guy explains it really well in Layman terms
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Imo it depends how quickly everyone obeys the rules of the government. The quicker we listen as a nation, the quicker we get back to normal.
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(Original post by Unkownspecie)
UK has now gone in lockdown with most shops closed except ones that are essential. When do you realistically think restrictions will be released and when will workers be able to work in their normal office environment? Thoughts ?
UK has now gone in lockdown with most shops closed except ones that are essential. When do you realistically think restrictions will be released and when will workers be able to work in their normal office environment? Thoughts ?
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(Original post by Ragman75)
I think boris said 3 weeks, it seems like the UK is following a plan similar to the hammer and dance plan(https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coron...e-be9337092b56) but using computational modelling to asses which stage to transition. The issue is that I dont think the public understands that this sort of action is not a 1 off and in all likelyhood we will go into another one in 2+ months.
I think boris said 3 weeks, it seems like the UK is following a plan similar to the hammer and dance plan(https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coron...e-be9337092b56) but using computational modelling to asses which stage to transition. The issue is that I dont think the public understands that this sort of action is not a 1 off and in all likelyhood we will go into another one in 2+ months.
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(Original post by 999tigger)
He has said 13 weeks not 3 and then we will see where we are. He is following the medical advice and they are reviewing the comoputer modeling and data daily. Most of the public do understand its serious and we will be in this situation for some time with a vaccine being 12-18 months away.
He has said 13 weeks not 3 and then we will see where we are. He is following the medical advice and they are reviewing the comoputer modeling and data daily. Most of the public do understand its serious and we will be in this situation for some time with a vaccine being 12-18 months away.
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(Original post by Ragman75)
no its 3 weeks, it could go on for 6 months but the initial lockdown was only stated to be 3 weeks "The ban, which will last for an initial 3 weeks from Tuesday, is "highly likely" to be extended until May or June, according to the Sun Newspaper, with police forces being told to prepare for a lockdown lasting up to six months, according to the Daily Telegraph." https://www.businessinsider.com/coro...20-3?r=US&IR=T
no its 3 weeks, it could go on for 6 months but the initial lockdown was only stated to be 3 weeks "The ban, which will last for an initial 3 weeks from Tuesday, is "highly likely" to be extended until May or June, according to the Sun Newspaper, with police forces being told to prepare for a lockdown lasting up to six months, according to the Daily Telegraph." https://www.businessinsider.com/coro...20-3?r=US&IR=T
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(Original post by Ragman75)
no its 3 weeks, it could go on for 6 months but the initial lockdown was only stated to be 3 weeks "The ban, which will last for an initial 3 weeks from Tuesday, is "highly likely" to be extended until May or June, according to the Sun Newspaper, with police forces being told to prepare for a lockdown lasting up to six months, according to the Daily Telegraph." https://www.businessinsider.com/coro...20-3?r=US&IR=T
no its 3 weeks, it could go on for 6 months but the initial lockdown was only stated to be 3 weeks "The ban, which will last for an initial 3 weeks from Tuesday, is "highly likely" to be extended until May or June, according to the Sun Newspaper, with police forces being told to prepare for a lockdown lasting up to six months, according to the Daily Telegraph." https://www.businessinsider.com/coro...20-3?r=US&IR=T
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