Virus

plachkica wrote:jel treba potvrda o vakcinaciji da se uđe na vembli i vimbldon, ili je ulaz slobodan za sve?

All ticket holders aged 11 and older must show evidence of one of the following to be allowed entry to Wembley Stadium. Failure to do so will mean you are unable to enter the stadium.

For ticket holders based in England:

Proof of a negative Lateral Flow Test (LFT), reported and demonstrated via your NHS COVID Pass on the NHS app, or a text message or email from NHS Test and Trace. This can be on your device (including a screenshot) or a printout. The test needs to be taken within 48 hours of the time stadium gates open (meaning three hours before match kick-off).
Or proof of full vaccination - both doses received at least 14 days prior to the match. It must be demonstrated either via your NHS COVID Pass on the NHS App or the English vaccination letter. Your vaccination card will not be accepted.
Or proof of natural immunity, demonstrated via your NHS COVID Pass on the NHS App.

For ticket holders based elsewhere in the UK:

Proof of a negative Lateral Flow Test (LFT), reported and demonstrated via a text message or email from NHS Test and Trace. This can be on your device (including a screenshot) or a printout. The test needs to be taken within 48 hours of the time stadium gates open (meaning three hours before match kick-off).
Wales / Scotland only: Or proof of full vaccination - both doses received at least 14 days prior to the match. It must be demonstrated via the Scottish or Welsh vaccination record services.

For international ticket holders outside of the UK:

Proof of a negative Lateral Flow Test (LFT), reported and demonstrated via a text message or email. The test needs to be taken within 48 hours of the time stadium gates open (meaning three hours before match kick-off).
Any other test results, e.g. a PCR test result from a private company, or vaccination record, i.e a COVID-19 vaccination record card, will not be accepted and entry will be denied.

What are the requirements for entry to The Championships?
You will be required to show proof of COVID status upon entry in the form of:
Full vaccination (first and second dose), and with the second dose administered at least 14 days before your visit OR
A negative lateral flow test taken within 48 hours of your visit (for those aged 11 and over) OR
If you are resident in England, proof of natural immunity (positive PCR test within the last six months, after self-isolation has ended and up to 180 days after taking the test), demonstrated via your NHS COVID Pass on the NHS App.
Your mobile device and the Wimbledon App downloaded in order to display your ticket.
You will need to have shared your additional ticket with your Guest (if you have purchased a pair) via the Manage Benefits section of your profile on wimbledon.com. They will need to have created their own myWIMBLEDON account and have downloaded the Wimbledon App.
A valid photo ID.
A face covering (unless medically exempt).

Kako prenose grčki mediji, samo na jednoj zabavi u poznatom bič baru u Atini, zaraženo je stotinak mladih
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Zamenik ministra civilne zaštite Nikos Hardijas upozorio je da je u poslednih 10 dana prosečna starost novozaraženih 27 godina i da se 32 odsto njih najverovatnije zarazilo na skupovima na otvorenom.

Indian low cost carrier SpiceJet will begin a series of charter flights from New Delhi to Belgrade, which are planned to operate throughout July. Services are being maintained with the Boeing 737-800 aircraft with flights alternating via either Yerevan in Armenia or Tbilisi in Georgia, catering for Indian travellers heading to the Serbian capital to undergo quarantine before being able to continue their onward journeys. Indian expatriates residing in the United Arab Emirates, United States, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong and several others have been stranded in India for months as countries around the world have either banned flights or arrivals from the subcontinent in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result, Serbia, which is the only country in Europe not to require visas for Indian nationals, has become a popular quarantine location.
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According to Indian tour operators who are selling three, fourteen and 22-day quarantine packages in Serbia, over 1.000 Indian nationals have already visited the country.
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On select flights from Belgrade, airlines are recording over 60% occupancy by Indian passport holders.
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Thousands of desperate travellers have chosen to return to the UAE by quarantining themselves for fourteen days in Serbia.

plachkica wrote:jel treba potvrda o vakcinaciji da se uđe na vembli i vimbldon, ili je ulaz slobodan za sve?

Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić izjavio je da rastu brojevi novozaraženih od koronavirusa i da misli da novi talas stiže već tokom leta.

„To je loše, plašim se svih tih novih sojeva i da nam novi talas stiže već na leto, a ne na jesen“, rekao je.

IndiGo is set to become the second Indian carrier to commence charters from New Delhi to Belgrade, following SpiceJet.

rumbeando wrote:

Kako prenose grčki mediji, samo na jednoj zabavi u poznatom bič baru u Atini, zaraženo je stotinak mladih
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Zamenik ministra civilne zaštite Nikos Hardijas upozorio je da je u poslednih 10 dana prosečna starost novozaraženih 27 godina i da se 32 odsto njih najverovatnije zarazilo na skupovima na otvorenom.

http://www.rtv.rs/sr_lat/evropa/evropa-delta-soj-siri-se-grckom-u-najavi-nove-restrikcije_1254868.html





https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explorer?zoomToSelection=true&pickerSort=desc&pickerMetric=total_vaccinations&Metric=Confirmed+cases&Interval=7-day+rolling+average&Relative+to+Population=false&Align+outbreaks=false&country=~GRC

Talason wrote:u grčku plaćam da idem, a u cg ne bih ni da mi plate

The Netherlands is a clear illustration to this warning. Our gvt lifted restrictions on June 26. Now new covid cases explode. Today 3688, about 7 times more in just 11 days!

— Nico Maat (@nico_maat) July 7, 2021

“Be fast. Have no regrets. You need to go after the virus. You need to break chains of transmission. Perfection is the enemy of the good when it comes to emergency management. Speed trumps perfection. The greatest error is not to move.”
[@WHO ]#COVID19pic.twitter.com/p2LcSCQJOq

— Dr Lauren Gavaghan (@DancingTheMind) March 16, 2020

WHO urges extreme caution against completely lifting public health measures

The World Health Organization is urging “extreme caution” against lifting public health measures in countries around the world as the pandemic rages in countries with low vaccination rates and puts other regions at risk for the spread of variants.

Countries with high vaccination rates like the United States and the United Kingdom have been gradually lifting public health measures while other countries are battling their worst outbreaks since the beginning of the pandemic.

“We’re tracking this virus circulation all over the world and we are seeing sharp increases in far too many countries right now,” Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO’s Covid-19 technical lead said at a briefing Wednesday.

The European region saw a 33% increase in Covid cases in the last week, but high vaccination rates can give the perception that the pandemic is over, WHO officials said.

“This is not a flat curve, this is an increasing curve. Making assumptions that transmission will not increase because we’re opening up because of vaccines is a false assumption, transmission will increase when you open up,” said Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of WHO’s Health Emergencies Program. “There are consequences.”

The delta variant that dominated the U.K. is now the dominant strain in the United States. The variant is more transmissible and could result in more severe disease, though more studies are needed to confirm that, WHO officials have previously said.

Ryan said he hopes we don’t see a return to overwhelmed hospitals and exhausted health workers in Europe as the virus is still evolving and changing. He warned that nations need to be “very, very careful” so that the gains they’ve made in combating the pandemic are sustained.

“The idea that everyone is protected and it’s Kumbaya and everything is back to normal I think right now is a very dangerous assumption anywhere in the world,” Ryan said.

There have been roughly 185 million confirmed cases of Covid across the globe and 4 million deaths so far, which WHO officials said is likely an undercount.

Some countries with high vaccination rates are planning to administer booster shots in the coming months, dropping mask mandates and “relaxing as though the pandemic is already over,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.

Far too many countries are seeing spikes in cases and hospitalizations that’s leading to a shortage of oxygen and driving a “wave of death” in parts of Africa, Asia and Latin America, he said.

“Vaccine nationalism where a handful of nations have taken the lion’s share is morally indefensible and an ineffective public health strategy against a respiratory virus that’s mutating quickly and becoming increasingly effective at moving from human to human,” Tedros said.

He said variants are currently winning the race against vaccines due to inequitable distribution of the life-saving shots. At this stage in the pandemic, there are still millions of health-care workers that haven’t been vaccinated, which Tedros said was abhorrent: “It doesn’t have to be this way going forward.”

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