I mean all the schools in places that have blanket vaccine mandates have had to already do this.
Proof of vaccination is required for cruise ships and 84 ships now have massive Covid outbreaks.
UConn considering proof of COVID vaccination, reduced capacity: ‘There is a level of concern because of the trends’
UConn is likely to announce a new basketball attendance policy next week that could call...www.ctinsider.com
except having covid and recovering.
Given the state's Covid numbers, It seems like UConn is trying to be proactive to keep people as safe and healthy as possible when showing up to an indoor event with 10-15,000 screaming people, at least that's what I got out of reading quickly through that article. If that is what they come up with, then Im fine with that.
Except those who had covid and recovered (per the cdc)
And it seems to be working so well in those areas.
For example, deaths per 100k in NYC has been quite low for quite some time - hovering around 0.2 per 100k 7-day average for the last six months or so despite Delta, ~1/3 of the average rate of the rest of the country.
I understand. And, who knows? maybe nothing comes out of this because of the circus this will cause. I said in my earlier post that I do not think the capacity limit would be a good idea because there is absolutely no fair way they can put that into place.
You clearly have no idea how vaccines, and specifically these Covid vaccines work
I hope not. A healthy discussion needs to be had and the school needs to know the fans won’t tolerate the passports and restrictions
