Which turns out to be completely wrong!Well I checked and got this -
Based on your profile, you are in priority Group 9, and there are between 818,287 and 963,321 people in front of you in the queue for a first dose of COVID vaccine across Scotland.
Given a vaccination rate of 168,176 a week and an uptake of 74%, you should expect to receive your first dose of vaccine between 21/05/2021 and 02/06/2021.
You should then get your second dose by between 13/08/2021 and 25/08/2021.
Because this is Germany it took them two sheets of tightly spaced A4 Paper to say that, bless them.
Check the sell-by date of the vaccine ...Apparently this is in an Aldi two villages north of here; should I worry?
I read that and thought' 'complete and utter rubbish'. Pleased to see your subsequent postBased on your profile, you are in priority Group 9, and there are between 818,287 and 963,321 people in front of you in the queue for a first dose of COVID vaccine across Scotland.Given a vaccination rate of 168,176 a week and an uptake of 74%, you should expect to receive your first dose of vaccine between 21/05/2021 and 02/06/2021.
Our daughter had an orthodontist appointment moved because of those symptoms a couple of months ago. At least some settings in the UK seem to be as (over) cautious.A slight temperature and a runny nose do not seem to meet the symptom criteria which the UK's NHS offer. Just saying. Is there a similar list in Germany?
Must be frustrating to miss work on such an exaggerated over precaution.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/15-most-common-covid-symptoms-110122620.html
For (very literally) face-to-face interactions like dentist etc, I would not call that over-cautious.Our daughter had an orthodontist appointment moved because of those symptoms a couple of months ago. At least some settings in the UK seem to be as (over) cautious.
I work with vulnerable adults in a workshop so they are being very careful to avoid an outbreak: if they have to close for two weeks a couple of the clients would collapse psychologically.A slight temperature and a runny nose do not seem to meet the symptom criteria which the UK's NHS offer. Just saying. Is there a similar list in Germany?
Must be frustrating to miss work on such an exaggerated over precaution.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/15-most-common-covid-symptoms-110122620.html
Agree but this is a parent 'isolating' because child has runny nose and a slight temperature. I called that an 'over precaution'.For (very literally) face-to-face interactions like dentist etc, I would not call that over-cautious.
Neither would I, just pointing out that different circumstances mean different criteria.For (very literally) face-to-face interactions like dentist etc, I would not call that over-cautious.
@Joey Shabadoo , how's your B-in-L doing? Hope he's OK.Just heard this morning that my brother-in-law's got it. Mid 40s overweight taxi driver.