SvennoJ said: New measures announced in Ontario: This might have been effective if we had done that before Christmas, too late now. |
Meanwhile I don't think Israel is considering much in the way restrictions despite coming to the same conclusion:
Speaking to Army Radio, Segal said that “from a certain stage — 20,000 or 30,000 infections per day — we will become oblivious to the numbers because we don’t have enough tests. The test apparatus is already collapsing.”
“What will happen, like what is happening all over the world, is that the restrictions that somewhat worked [against other variants] will simply be ineffective against Omicron, and the stop will only come when almost everyone who could get infected gets infected,” he told Ynet, predicting that would take around three weeks before numbers start to drop.
In the end I think any measures at this point will only marginally prolong the pandemic, although in a few places they might be socially necessary.