| SvennoJ said: People are such sheep. Currently there is over an hour line up at our local supermarket, outside, around the store. Thursday morning there was hardly anyone. What changed, yesterday Ford warned we would be going to red zone status on Monday. Shops close, but not supermarkets. Yet people are hoarding again anyway. |
Same thing happending in denmark.
From the 25th to the 3rd of jan, we re going full lockdown.
(only allowed to visit crocery stores, basically)
In a attempt to stomp out some of the increased spread likely to come from christmas.
What this does to new-years eves? no idea... wonder how many will disreguard it.
"I heard from my sister that he Netherlands locked down again. All the holiday shopping caused a big spike so now everyone has to stay home again. We'll be next."
Yep, we already closed down most "normal" shops back december 16th.
Shopping malls ect, and they where barely given any warning (ei. a days warning, to close down malls ect). The short warning, was done on purpose so it would cause a massive spike in people going out shopping at mauls last minute.
The good news is something like 8 outta 10, danes are more than willing to go get vaccinated.
No idea what the split is like other places, but thankfully most danes seem fine with takeing a shot to get back to normal.
