Tublet83
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Van Tam’s fridge is full and he’s got to get rid of themBoosters have been extended to all adults over 40 and second doses for 16/17 yr olds
Boosters will be given to all adults once the data shows they're needed
Van Tam’s fridge is full and he’s got to get rid of themBoosters have been extended to all adults over 40 and second doses for 16/17 yr olds
Boosters will be given to all adults once the data shows they're needed
The almost 90% is of the eligible population in the UK with a first dose, what you are showing is the total population not sure if Austrias stats are based off eligible or total to be fair. Either way, don’t see us locking down just unvaccinated people and it doing anything worthwhile.I think that 90% is only for older people. Of the UK adult population as a whole it's much lower. The source Google uses says 68.9% for England - so not far off the countries that are taking action now.
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Austria has one of the lowest vaccination rates in western Europe, with only around 65% of the total population fully vaccinated.The almost 90% is of the eligible population in the UK, what you are showing is the total population not sure if Austrias stats are based off eligible or total to be fair.
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Yeah UK has dropped right down going by latest chartsAustria has one of the lowest vaccination rates in western Europe, with only around 65% of the total population fully vaccinated.
Looks like the total population, so comparing apples to apples the UK rate is only slightly higher than Austria?
Like I said, I still don’t see us locking down just unvaccinated people and it doing anything worthwhile. Guess we shall have to see if it works for them but I don’t believe we have the infrastructure to police it so I don’t think it would be apples to apples at all really (assuming they are policing/monitoring it… if not then it’s not really a lockdown at all as everyone can still do as they please)Austria has one of the lowest vaccination rates in western Europe, with only around 65% of the total population fully vaccinated.
Looks like the total population, so comparing apples to apples the UK rate is only slightly higher than Austria?
exactly, people saying the UK is doing well and that won't / can't happen over here maybe don't realise it's a long time since the UK was leading the way with vaccines. Rates aren't that far off Austria.Yeah UK has dropped right down going by latest charts
They said at the briefing things have slowed down only a 3rd of over 50s have come forward for boosters and many haven't had a first dose . Downden said earlier it's in the publics hands if restrictions will be brought back they need to go for their booster or healthcare won't cope they're already starting from a very high margin .exactly, people saying the UK is doing well and that won't / can't happen over here maybe don't realise it's a long time since the UK was leading the way with vaccines. Rates aren't that far off Austria.
Sod's law says you may be right but I look forward to you being wrongI think we are more likely to end up with everyone locked down than just the unvaccinated but that’s just my personal opinion.
I think there's going to be more and more talk of a lockdown in the UK again. That's very low uptake rates for the booster.They said at the briefing things have slowed down only a 3rd of over 50s have come forward for boosters and many haven't had a first dose . Downden said earlier it's in the publics hands if restrictions will be brought back they need to go for their booster or healthcare won't cope they're already starting from a very high margin .
It sounds like the slower take up is a lot do with people having to travel significantly further to get them than they did for the first doses, which won't be helping much on the reluctance front.They said at the briefing things have slowed down only a 3rd of over 50s have come forward for boosters and many haven't had a first dose . Downden said earlier it's in the publics hands if restrictions will be brought back they need to go for their booster or healthcare won't cope they're already starting from a very high margin .
My dads been trying to book his and they have none in stock with no date for deliveryOnly a 3rd of over 50s have come forward for their boosters
I think England have a good enough health system to cope but I can definitely see something being brought back in Ireland they’re already buckling in the north and won’t have the south to fall back on this time.I think there's going to be more and more talk of a lockdown in the UK again. That's very low uptake rates for the booster.
Crunch time maybe in 3 weeks?
How are they extending it to younger people then I saw the WHO said there going to be a 2 billion shortage of syringes in 2022 and that’s going to push things further back.My dads been trying to book his and they have none in stock with no date for delivery
Same with my parents, they can’t get appointments until December.My dads been trying to book his and they have none in stock with no date for delivery
Its going to put everyone else behind. My husbands is due in Jan but id be surprised if its not later.Same with my parents, they can’t get appointments until December.
When I got my 4th (!) vaccine yesterday it was really busy with people
I had an appointment for mine, but there were constant walk ins coming in to the mass vaccination centre I went too. The staff there told me to tell my dad to just turn up at one and they aren’t turning anyone away.Its going to put everyone else behind. My husbands is due in Jan but id be surprised if its not later.