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1/ . @ClaireCoutinho Unless the implementation of any such strategies as outlined in this Sky News articles are backed by legally enforceable regulations which are in practice enforced by the Police (see here https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-millions-of-over-50s-could-be-told-to-stay-at-home-to-avoid-second-nationwide-lockdown-12040780),">https://news.sky.com/story/cor...
2/ then I cannot see how the Gov& #39;t can expect any such strategies to be observed - such non-observance in no small measure being due to the way in which the Gov& #39;t handled the "Dominic Cummings" debacle 
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3/ UPDATE on 3/08/20: Two things to note from this photo in today& #39;s Daily Telegraph, which touches on the point I raise in this thread...
4/ FIRST it& #39;s hard to identify anyone in this photo over the age of 50, although this could just be a coincidence?! and
5/ SECONDLY the photo is anecdotal evidence of the growing concern that it is young adults (in their 20s and 30s) that are a significant source of spreading #Covid19 whilst not suffering from the virus to the same extent as those aged 60+.
6/ Should not the Gov& #39;t also be thinking strategies to curtail this channel of infection?
7/ Also, what I have not understood throughout this current wave of #Covid19: why is there no firm evidence from the "Authorities" (and by this I mean Local Authorities themselves, as well as the Police) of efforts on their part to prevent these huge gatherings of people in the…
8/ …good weather from happening at all, when it has become patently obvious that crowds in such numbers find it impossible to observe the current "social distancing" rules?
