But they've will have been vaccinated by 15 February. So why all the restrictions?
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They haven't, they've had the first dose of a vaccination that requires two doses. For the majority of the those in the 4 vulnerable categories the second vaccination will not be till April
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The question then becomes whether the government want to hold the country hostage, on the chance that a mutation MIGHT evade a vaccine.
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If we are going to have vaccine passports when will the under 30's be able to abroad?
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We've been locked in our houses for a year, Vaccines were supposed to be the release, if they're not what's it all been for?
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something far bigger at play here. I am in no way a conspiracy theorist but it doesn't add up. You can't suddenly try and adopt a 'zero covid' approach after 100k deaths. Its farcical. I worry this is about control..
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We don’t know if AstraZeneca protects against SA variant. It looks like only a 22% efficacy from the data thus far
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Well said Paul
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