Coastpath
*They maybe didn’t keep themselves as safe, but that’s up to them*
After the party they all went home, presumably on public transport to their families potentially spreading the virus into the community. The next day they were off to work again to potentially infect colleagues who'd not broken the rules. How is that keeping us safe?
He lied.
He broke the rules. His own rules.
He'd already had Covid and nearly died. He'd had medical staff risk their lives tending him 24 hours a day and then just over a month later he and his wife were drinking at a party, risking catching it again or passing it on to others putting more NHS staff at risk.
Someone would have had to try very hard to do worse.
They all work together, so there was always a risk of catching it and passing it on, the same as any other groups of people who’ve had to work for our benefit. Emergency services, shops etc.
They wouldn’t have caught anything in the garden, and spread it that same day. Most likely not the next day either.
I’m more concerned about a YouTube video we saw, where a doctor who looks after the elderly, has refused the vaccines, stating her reasons as, she’s already had covid and doesn’t think it’s a high enough risk for her to be worried. Forgetting the fact she could have asymptotic covid and pass it to everyone, including vulnerable patients. She is faced with losing her job in April.
I find this much more worrying, that we could be treated by unvaccinated NHS staff, than a few people having drinks outside in the garden, which I’m sure is massive, with the bonus of fresh air.
I agree it was the wrong thing to do, but still think we’re making it bigger than it needs to be.