If the increase in Covid-19 cases in both cities does not stabilize over the weekend, people in Dublin and Limerick will be barred from visiting other people’s homes.
The government is considering restricting the movement of people similar to the one introduced in Glasgow, where domestic meetings are seen as a catalyst for an increase in infections.
The Nicola Sturgeon government has responded to the rapid increase in cases in Scotland’s second city by restricting people from visiting other’s homes or hosting people from other homes into their own homes.
At the same time, it allowed pubs and restaurants to remain open and allowed people to visit the dot door.
A total of 307 new cases were reported on Tuesday, the highest number since mid-May and the first death in a month. On Tuesday, 307 new cases were reported, the first death in a month. Since the pandemic began to surpass 30,000, the highest daily number of new infections by mid-May was 30,080.
Of the new cases, 182 are in Dublin. The Chief Medical Officer has expressed concern over the rising number of cases in the capital. Ronan persuaded Glenn.
Home explodes
Most cases identified in Dublin erupt from home, not from public social settings such as pubs and restaurants.
The National Public Health Emergency Team will meet on Thursday to discuss the latest information and then advise the Cabinet Subcommittee on Kovid-19. On the need to stabilize numbers in Dublin and Limerick, Drs. Glyn said ized in the next few days.
If these restrictions are introduced, they will be less punishable than the recent lockdowns of Co Kildare, Co Ophali and Co LaVoice.
Senior government sources said the emphasis would again be on asking people to take personal responsibility for limiting the number and movement of social contacts. This may include guidelines for reducing the use of public transportation and for some workers to return home from work.
The cabinet has decided to reopen 3,500 pubs on September 21. After being closed for six months, the “wet” pubs will be allowed to operate under the same guidelines as the catering area.
A government spokesman said the reopening on Tuesday would apply to all pubs. If any local restrictions were imposed as a result of the growing numbers, they would affect the wider and other businesses, not just pubs.
Travel violation
On Tuesday night, Filt resigned as the second member of Ireland’s board. Despite government directives against unnecessary trips to that country, Breeze O’Donoghue went on vacation to his second home in Marbella, Spain, for a week in July and another week in August.
The government is expected to announce a medium-term plan to combat the epidemic early next week. It is hoped that this will allow for a wider audience in sports such as GAA and rugby.
He said a cabinet meeting would be held in Covid Ireland on Tuesday to strike a balance between the virus’s and the opening up of the economy.
“We have to be very careful about the idea of a lockdown in Dublin,” the source said. “It will cover one-third of the economy, so it should be kept as open as possible.”
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