It is about humiliation. None of this is scientifically based. This is a big tech dark age moving in. This is why Soros and Gates backed a consortium to buy a UK maker of Covid tests for $41 million. People also need to know the vaccines (injections) are the pandemic. Want to end this now? Power down your "smart" phone and drop it in a drawer somewhere. Then start quietly stocking your pantries with an assortment of dried and canned foods. 'Pings' are for Pavlov's dogs and those who will have the shit contact traced (RUMOR: Credit agencies are now attaching your vax status to your credit report) out of them.
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Source: Euronews
By Reuters | July 22, 2021 | By Guy Faulconbridge and James Davey
Some supermarkets are facing shortages of specific products – mainly those in demand in hot weather – and some petrol stations have had to close after the health app told workers to isolate following contact with someone with the virus.
British newspapers carried front-page pictures of empty shelves in supermarkets, declaring a "pingdemic".
With cases rising to nearly 50,000 a day in the United Kingdom, hundreds of thousands of people have been advised – or "pinged" – by the National Health Service's contact-tracing app to isolate for 10 days.
The government said priority testing sites would be set up at the largest supermarket distribution centres this week, and up to 500 sites would start next week.
"As we manage this virus and do everything we can to break chains of transmission, daily contact testing of workers in this vital sector will help to minimise the disruption caused by rising cases in the coming weeks, while ensuring workers are not put at risk," Health Secretary Sajid Javid said.
Contact testing is designed to limit the spread of COVID-19 by identifying people infected by being in proximity to someone with the virus, either via the app or human contact tracers, but who have no symptoms themselves.
The government said supermarket bosses had downplayed fears of shortages, saying problems were not widespread.
Sainsbury's, Britain's second largest grocer, said customers may not be able to find the exact product they want.
"Large quantities of products are being delivered to stores daily and our colleagues are focused on getting them onto the shelves as quickly as they can," a spokesperson said.
Asda, the industry's No. 3 player, said although more staff were being forced to self-isolate the level of absences remained well below what it saw at the height of the pandemic last year.
"We're also not in a position where we would have to close any stores," said a spokesperson.
Product availability was "largely OK across the board" though some stores were short of warm weather lines: beers and soft drinks, bottled water, ice cream and salad leaves.
But smaller rival Iceland said it had closed a number of stores due to staff shortages. BP said it had to temporarily close a handful of petrol stations due to a lack of fuel, with a shortage of HGV drivers exacerbated by COVID-19 isolations.
Please go to Euronews to read more of this created psychological warfare news.
By Reuters | July 22, 2021 | By Guy Faulconbridge and James Davey
'Pingdemic' grips Britain as fears of food shortages grow - Copyright Thomson Reuters 2021
LONDON -Daily contact testing will be rolled out to workplaces in Britain's food sector so staff who have been 'pinged' by the COVID-19 app can keep working if they test negative rather than isolating, the government said on Thursday.
Some supermarkets are facing shortages of specific products – mainly those in demand in hot weather – and some petrol stations have had to close after the health app told workers to isolate following contact with someone with the virus.
British newspapers carried front-page pictures of empty shelves in supermarkets, declaring a "pingdemic".
With cases rising to nearly 50,000 a day in the United Kingdom, hundreds of thousands of people have been advised – or "pinged" – by the National Health Service's contact-tracing app to isolate for 10 days.
The government said priority testing sites would be set up at the largest supermarket distribution centres this week, and up to 500 sites would start next week.
"As we manage this virus and do everything we can to break chains of transmission, daily contact testing of workers in this vital sector will help to minimise the disruption caused by rising cases in the coming weeks, while ensuring workers are not put at risk," Health Secretary Sajid Javid said.
Contact testing is designed to limit the spread of COVID-19 by identifying people infected by being in proximity to someone with the virus, either via the app or human contact tracers, but who have no symptoms themselves.
The government said supermarket bosses had downplayed fears of shortages, saying problems were not widespread.
Sainsbury's, Britain's second largest grocer, said customers may not be able to find the exact product they want.
"Large quantities of products are being delivered to stores daily and our colleagues are focused on getting them onto the shelves as quickly as they can," a spokesperson said.
Asda, the industry's No. 3 player, said although more staff were being forced to self-isolate the level of absences remained well below what it saw at the height of the pandemic last year.
"We're also not in a position where we would have to close any stores," said a spokesperson.
Product availability was "largely OK across the board" though some stores were short of warm weather lines: beers and soft drinks, bottled water, ice cream and salad leaves.
But smaller rival Iceland said it had closed a number of stores due to staff shortages. BP said it had to temporarily close a handful of petrol stations due to a lack of fuel, with a shortage of HGV drivers exacerbated by COVID-19 isolations.
Please go to Euronews to read more of this created psychological warfare news.
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