I've gotta go to the shops for the old people that live on our street but thats as far as I go

It's not about doing it ourselves it's about the people not distancing themselves

To the shops and back

My family is letting people enter my house

I still go to work

Wild

Streets are empty tho

Fever is pretty high today and I got virtually no sleep last night

You're ill?

If its legal and they can get into trouble then my family will listen but otherwise they don't care what I have to say

Yeah I have a chest infection and covid 19 symptoms but told to wait until I get a fever before I request a self test

Ab

Ah

Where you are they're still letting you be tested?

Atm I'm just on steroids for the chest infection

Wdym

I live in Ireland

Many places have stopped testing people

If you have symptoms you're told not to go to the doctors, and to phone your doctors office and then they send out a test within 3 days

You stay at home like we are told not to go to the doctors or the hospitals so

If they stop public transport I won't be able to get myself to a hospital anyway

We don't have a car

You just self isolate and get over it yourself

Yeah

That's my plan anyway

Its really only fatal to old people or people with underlying health problems

Haven't had any confirmation if my Universal Credit meetings are stopping though

Ok lol

I'd imagine they are but the lack of communication is sucky

Public transportation here is continuing, but they've temporarily removed all bus fares and they're no longer allowing people to get on or off via the front door, unless that person requires the ramp.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8137717/More-3-300-National-Guard-soldiers-deployed-28-states-military-expands-role.html

Buses where you live have multiple entrances?

Two, yeah.

Same

That's interesting

Well, one is usually exit only.

But extreme measures and all that.

I think some buses here have that but not in my city

Front by the driver and then about Midway on the bus

In the front out the back

"go with the flow"