What are you doing Scotland for goodness sake – where’s your self-respect?: No ‘Freedom Day’ for Scots as Nicola Sturgeon is accused of ‘clinging on to large parts of people’s lives’ by KEEPING lockdown laws on masks and mass events ‘indefinitely’ – but WILL allow people to leave ‘ping’ self-isolation with a PCR test not testing for as ‘virus’
Nicola Sturgeon was accused of ‘clinging on to large parts of people’s lives’ as she revealed lockdown will officially end next week – but some laws will remain in place indefinitely.
The First Minister confirmed the country would exit Level 0, ending social distancing and limits in the size of social gatherings, on August 9.
But she said it was too early to declare freedom from Covid as she confirmed face coverings will still be required by law indoors and large events with capacities of more than 2,000 inside and 5,000 outside will have to gain special permission to take place.
Schoolchildren will also have to wear mask in lessons and socially distance in schools for six weeks from September.
But in a move that will heap pressure on Boris Johnson amid the English ‘pingdemic’, self-isolation requirements will be dropped if someone passes a PCR test from Monday, a week before the quarantine requirement ends in England.
Announcing that face coverings would remain mandatory the First Minister said it was ‘premature’ to suggest the pandemic had been beaten.
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