Attended another anti-mandatory vaccine demonstration in Vienna today. Was extremely windy, rainy and cold, but totally worth it. Somewhere between 15K to 30K people showed up. 🇦🇹
A few minor victories recently: Firstly, the lockdown for unvaccinated people is ending. And secondly, starting February 19th, you no longer have to be vaccinated to enter shops and restaurants, etc. You still have to present a negative PCR test, which isn’t great, but it’s definitely better than having to be vaccinated. Unfortunately, the mandatory vaccination law is still in place for the moment, though, and it begins in February, so we still have work to do.
A few minor victories recently: Firstly, the lockdown for unvaccinated people is ending. And secondly, starting February 19th, you no longer have to be vaccinated to enter shops and restaurants, etc. You still have to present a negative PCR test, which isn’t great, but it’s definitely better than having to be vaccinated. Unfortunately, the mandatory vaccination law is still in place for the moment, though, and it begins in February, so we still have work to do.
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Greetings from Germany, currently a bit better than Austria. But still bad. I wish I was British. Our very unpredictable Health minister reduced the recovery status ( which I have, after having Covid in October ). From 6 months to 3 months.
I have to go to my community test center every day prior to work, although I have natural immunity!
It is free and a short drive, and very friendly people. Still, I don't like this eratic and disturbing decisions! Even the 16 state prime ministers are mad, and said they never saw that in 30+ years, Brittany!
And, How can Austria afford all this idiocy?