Covid
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ManonaMission
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I prefer privates simply because I know or hope less traffic is coming and going. I imagine one WL would maybe see 6 a day so thats 6 close contacts. In an AMP if 5 wl are working and they all see 6 that's 30 close contacts. Just how my brain is dealing with the situation and justifying my actions.
sircurious
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I don't think there is going to be much difference in either visiting a private WL or an establishment as in both cases the ladies socialise/go shopping when they are not working and could pick up COVID in these environments. Also some girls also study and while Tertiary Institutions have capped lecture theatres at 150 per session that's possibly 149 other people they are mingling with over 2 hours. Same applies to punters - we all do various activities that can get us exposed to COVID and then spread it to the WL. We just have to over the next four weeks make sure we are masked up, follow good hygiene and be aware of our surroundings.
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Absolutely correct ….
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I agree.. look at the recent case loss between U Natural and Maylands shop., the girls go between shops to work and of course socialise together as well.
the maths done above would triple I think withcontact points. It’s risk mitigation and I guess just been safe. The analogy is, if not in a AMP it could also be At the cinema or coffee shop.
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- Australia will reopen to all fully vaccinated visa holders, welcoming the return of tourists, business travellers, and other visitors from 21 February. Visa holders who are not fully vaccinated will still require a valid travel exemption to enter Australia and will be subject to state and territory quarantine requirements.
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- New arrangements for fully vaccinated eligible visa holders: From 1 December 2021, fully vaccinated eligible visa holders can now travel to Australia without needing to apply for a travel exemption.
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- Passport fees will increase on 1 January 2022. From 1 January 2022, the fees for:
- a 10-year passport for people 16 and over will cost $308
- a 5-year passport for people under 16 or 75 and over will cost $155
- emergency and replacement passports will cost $193
- the priority processing fee will be $225
- the overseas surcharge for adult and senior applicants will be $138
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- Important Annoucement
Reopening to tourists and other international travellers to secure our economic recovery | Prime Minister of Australia (pm.gov.au)- New arrangements for fully vaccinated eligible visa holders: From 1 December 2021, fully vaccinated eligible visa holders can now travel to Australia without needing to apply for a travel exemption.
Details
https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/vaccinated-travellers#toc-7- Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) recognises Covaxin (manufactured by Bharat Biotech, India) for the purpose of establishing a traveller's vaccination status. Details
COVID-19 vaccinations | Smartraveller- Steps to support Australians travelling abroad: https://www.foreignminister.gov.au/...rther-steps-support-australians-travel-abroad
- Link to the latest Qantas announcement on flights to India: Press Conference - Sydney, NSW | Prime Minister of Australia (pm.gov.au)
- Updated advise on visas to Australia: Immediate family of Australian citizens or permanent residents or New Zealand citizens usually resident in Australia | COVID-19 and the border (homeaffairs.gov.au)
COVID-19
On 1 October, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that Australia is ready to take its next steps to safely reopen to the world, with changes coming to the international border. The government will set out the framework for how international travel will look in coming months. Details
Next steps to reopen to the world#AustraliaStandsWithIndia
Australia's support package for India
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Exactly these kinda situation should be handled in such way only but i dont know why people are not collaborating for this noble cause. I completely agree with you.
HookPsy
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According to our PM we are going to see increase cases this month. First one was 1700 daily, probably go to 3k or more daily this month with arrivals flooding in from every where. I love a holiday away from work, but 7 days stuck at home and do that 4 times or more will be so boring. As for a Private/Amp it depends on how active they are, with all corners of perth coming to see them 20+ a week. There will be a higher chance of course. For now im looking around for quieter Privates, till i know how bad this will pan out.
Obbie
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Hopefully the privates a lot of us know will be a slightly safer bet . But now there's no check in and it's spreading most can go anywhere and if contracted you really can say I got at the shopping centre not at a amp
virus.
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I have a private list of who I see on what days so if (touch wood(hahaha pun intended)) I have to go back and contact trace, I can personally and discretely let punters know they will need to get tested. Much the same as if I was ever to contract an sti- there's no need to get the government or health departments involved, we can handle it like adults and give anyone necessary the news in whichever way you wish without divulging where you contracted covid 19Hopefully the privates a lot of us know will be a slightly safer bet . But now there's no check in and it's spreading most can go anywhere and if contracted you really can say I got at the shopping centre not at a amp
No idea what to do
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I'm Thinking Hibernation could be a good option.
By this I mean
only my Favourite WL who has been taking limited clients , I'm sure she will eventually get COVID and if she doe's I will also.
Limited out of home experiences for a while and see what fucken happens. I think opening the flood gates was a mistake
And I couldn't give a flying D,FUCK what anybody say's
The Frenchman
Stay safe good people, keep it up
By this I mean
only my Favourite WL who has been taking limited clients , I'm sure she will eventually get COVID and if she doe's I will also.
Limited out of home experiences for a while and see what fucken happens. I think opening the flood gates was a mistake
And I couldn't give a flying D,FUCK what anybody say's
The FrenchmanStay safe good people, keep it up
TantraShiva
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Over 2,400 cases recorded yesturday
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woah thats way too much!!
No idea what to do
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Expected because the boarders opened.
Has to be stupidity and a major mistake
My Opinion will not change its a fuckup!!!
The Frenchman
Has to be stupidity and a major mistake
My Opinion will not change its a fuckup!!!
The Frenchman
HookPsy
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Welcome to the new Norm. Give it 2 months and we'll be in the 100ks just like over east. Just wait it hasn't peaked yet per day. Lets place bets, i say the peak would be 5k a day. 7 days quarantines here we come.
No idea what to do
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If it is the only way to contro; the beast, I say do it every second week for a few months and close the fucken boarders again
Mexicans over east can go fuckem selves IMO
The Frenchman Yes I'm Opinionated
No idea what to do
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Agree with you totally, It seems to have a very bad effect on the people with an underlying health issue.
But doe's not discriminate
The Frenchman
But doe's not discriminate
The Frenchman
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true lines mate.
jebradio
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The airlines are the same I had Quaintass club and points at the start of covid ... had it for over 10 years and they gave me 6 months free and the called 8 months after wanting to know why I didn't renew... "covid I can't travel" but we will give you 5 percent off to re join... Ffffuuuuccckkk
John Smithl
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10k per day or more by Easter
JT777
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From say 2000 new infections in a day only around 5 are people returning home. How will ‘close the fucken boarders again’ help in any way?If it is the only way to contro; the beast, I say do it every second week for a few months and close the fucken boarders again
Mexicans over east can go fuckem selves IMO
Spelled BORDERS btw.
People need to be allowed to come home. We need more workforce and most importantly fresh girls
TantraShiva
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No point to borders anymore. Great while it lasted
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It’s been awhile. But just looked at healthy wa exposure sites.. they are not listing Perth anymore only regionals.