Results back - negative !
Two weeks rest and recuperation then .
Results back - negative !
Does she now go back to work or must she remain in isolation for 14 days?Results back - negative !
Two weeks rest and recuperation then .
Does she now go back to work or must she remain in isolation for 14 days?
I'll ask you not to use me as an example in your ridiculous argument.Not necessarily! I've travelled to most of Europe without using a plane - check the Touring board for other examples, including a NL-Mexico overland - while some people take planes or trains to travel in the UK. How to travel is a different question.
I’m asking because I want to know how it’s going to work when I go back to school every time a staff member starts with symptomsOh. she seems to think she's going back to work tomorrow?
But travel by other ships and by motorail remain possible ways to leave this country without a plane, so it's really not ridiculous to say it's not a necessary part of it.I'll ask you not to use me as an example in your ridiculous argument.
Travelling by cargo ship is impossible at the moment, and quite possibly will be in the future, not to mention most reservations are made a year (or longer) in advance.
Yes and not all are along national borders, as in your example.In Ireland, three counties were put on lockdown after a localised outbreak, now reduced to one. The county border is a clumsy way of limiting movement but it was, wait for it, fast and understood by all (possibly not the tourists!) There are numerous examples from around Europe of similar geographically based limitations.
I'm not making light of the issues. I'm suggesting it's a bit more complex than the simplistic "our country's safe / abroad is risky" presented above.If people want to go abroad, they should endeavour to understand all of the potential pitfalls. Making light of the issues is a disservice to all.
Try getting to Ireland via ferry from the UK. Not as easy as you seem to think.But travel by other ships and by motorail remain possible ways to leave this country without a plane, so it's really not ridiculous to say it's not a necessary part of it.
Yes and not all are along national borders, as in your example.
I'm not making light of the issues. I'm suggesting it's a bit more complex than the simplistic "our country's safe / abroad is risky" presented above.
Still should isolate one negative test is not enough to rule out your safe.I’m asking because I want to know how it’s going to work when I go back to school every time a staff member starts with symptoms
She needs to check with with the ward manger I’m not sure infection control will be happy to allow her back that quick.Oh. she seems to think she's going back to work tomorrow?
Well the procedure from the hospital appears to be a negative test means back to work.Still should isolate one negative test is not enough to rule out your safe.
But travel by other ships and by motorail remain possible ways to leave this country without a plane, so it's really not ridiculous to say it's not a necessary part of it.
Yes and not all are along national borders, as in your example.
I'm not making light of the issues. I'm suggesting it's a bit more complex than the simplistic "our country's safe / abroad is risky" presented above.
That’s either Policy over ruled by management to keep staffing up or someone been reading the guidelines backwards. Then again the guidelines may have been changed when no one was lookingWell the procedure from the hospital appears to be a negative test means back to work.
Nicola has stated more than once that self isolation must be completed even after a negative test because of the incubation period.Oh. she seems to think she's going back to work tomorrow?
I'm sure it will be different for you but it's clear up here even a negative test does not release you if you have had symptoms.I’m asking because I want to know how it’s going to work when I go back to school every time a staff member starts with symptoms
Try getting to Ireland via ferry from the UK. Not as easy as you seem to think.
A sweeping assumption on my part here, are the restrictions the same on UK to UK ports*?Tell me about it. Son no. 2 couldn't participate in his national race because we couldn't quarantine for 2 weeks. Currently waiting to see if they'll lift the quarantine from the UK for mid-September.
SWMBO hasn't seen her parents for months as a result.