| Comment | I wouldn’t know how to compare seeing 20 people each day, whilst living in an area that has like 35 cases per 100,000, to seeing 3 people each day, while living in an area that has nearly 400 cases per 100,000. Obviously those numbers are just examples.
I run the health and safety for a factory of about 10 people, and I would say that from what I’ve seen going shopping every week, we’re doing more to minimise risk that there is for customers in a shop, but it’s hard to minimise risk in an environment like that. My point is, just because you rarely go into public places doesn’t mean you’re going to be safer than someone at their work. It’s all about the spread in the area.
I’m glad they’ve changed to local authority over health board for this reason, as it’s better to be more concise with restrictions than canvassing a whole area because of a small part of it. |
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