Mitigate the Risk

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Francisco

Mitigate the Risk

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Post: # 6453Post Francisco »

Social distancing..1 metre or 2?

Why not allow 1 metre where needed like factory assembly lines, bars and restaurants, and encourage 2 metres wherever practical?
Mitigate the risk without "blowing the bloody doors off!!"

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Rspltd
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Re: Mitigate the Risk

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Post: # 6460Post Rspltd »

It doesn’t mitigate the risk, it increases it.
Francisco

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Post: # 6461Post Francisco »

A blanket 1 metre increases the risk..operating a 2 metre distance where practical,mitigates THAT risk.. :D

...and gives the economy a fighting chance......
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Carl
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Re: Mitigate the Risk

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Post: # 6473Post Carl »

Francisco wrote: 12 Jun 2020 07:18 Social distancing..1 metre or 2?

Why not allow 1 metre where needed like factory assembly lines, bars and restaurants, and encourage 2 metres wherever practical?
Mitigate the risk without "blowing the bloody doors off!!"
What has been apparent throughout this pandemic is if you give people 2 options, such as 1 metre or 2 metres, it leads to confusion as to what is acceptable. If you use a term like 'wherever practical', individuals will have a different understanding as to what that may mean.
Brandyboy

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Post: # 6475Post Brandyboy »

And of course without specific markings to look at, everyone's interpretation as to what is a metre is different.
Francisco

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Post: # 6482Post Francisco »

Carl wrote: 12 Jun 2020 11:44

What has been apparent throughout this pandemic is if you give people 2 options, such as 1 metre or 2 metres, it leads to confusion as to what is acceptable. If you use a term like 'wherever practical', individuals will have a different understanding as to what that may mean.
I understand that, Carl, but surely if a goodly proportion of the population applied 2 metres where they could it would be more beneficial than everybody adopting 1 metre?

I actually believe that people are now ingrained with the idea of social distancing, and are actively resistant to relaxations.
I certainly will keep my distance where I can, even if 1 metre is brought in....

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