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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said new curbs would be introduced at midnight in a bid to contain the new, faster-spreading strain of the virus.

New laws will require people to stay at home and work from home where possible.

Outdoor gatherings are also to be cut back, with people only allowed to meet one person from one other household.

Places of worship are to be closed, group exercise banned, and schools will largely operate via online and remote learning.

These rules will apply across the Scottish mainland until at least the end of January, and will be kept under review.

 

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not the only one that we will see soon

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LOVEDRUG
5 minutes ago, KanyeWest said:

We cant keep having lockdowns forever...

nobody said forever. they work. the issue is that they keep getting lifted far too early and we have to start all over again with yet another lockdown. we don't need a million lockdowns, we just need ONE done right.

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Better Day
5 minutes ago, KanyeWest said:

We cant keep having lockdowns forever...

They tried a Tier system and cases are rising rapidly, what else can she do? 

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Franch Toast

Just a reminder that lockdowns wouldn't be necessary if people would stop congregating, maskless, with individuals outside of their household. This is not aimed specifically at Scotland but places in general where the virus is surging (such as the US, where I'm from). Also stricter quarantine guidelines when entering places would be helpful (my understanding is that the UK and US both are laughable in this regard; I wouldn't know, as I ain't traveling till the pandemic is over). 

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1 hour ago, Autumn said:

nobody said forever. they work. the issue is that they keep getting lifted far too early and we have to start all over again with yet another lockdown. we don't need a million lockdowns, we just need ONE done right.

Don't know if it could ever just be 1. It only takes 1 case to start a spike all over again

 

So 1 long lockdown is not guaranteed to prevent future ones

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The first of many countries...if people would just be adults and social distance and wear a mask we wouldn't be having these problems...this tells you how childish the human race is on a global scale...if aliens are watching they are embarrassed for us 

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Nickypie101

The whole world is locking down meanwhile LA’s cases are recording breaking and they make no changes :ohno:

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Better Day
16 minutes ago, Economy said:

Don't know if it could ever just be 1. It only takes 1 case to start a spike all over again

 

So 1 long lockdown is not guaranteed to prevent future ones

A long lockdown is needed, shut the borders and make sure everyone that needs to come into the country is self isolating. That is the best way to do get rid of COVID

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A question for those of you from Scotland:

How do you think its citizens are going to handle such a lockdown? Is it one of those situations where the populace recognizes the need for a lockdown, or will it likely be highly unpopular (despite its necessity)? 

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1 hour ago, Miss Dolly said:

A long lockdown is needed, shut the borders and make sure everyone that needs to come into the country is self isolating. That is the best way to do get rid of COVID

I do agree a long-term lock is needed I'm not disputing that

 

What I don't agree with is the assertion that a long lockdown means only 1 lockdown that isn't necessarily true.

 

A long lockdown will get the numbers under much better control. It's unlikely to outright eradicate it and guarantee a second lockdown won't be needed

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