Was the coronavirus spreading in Europe last year?

[ad_1] Coronavirus. Such a familiar word to all of us has almost lost its meaning, except for the fact that it has changed our lives so drastically. But when did this new strain of coronavirus begin to take hold? In January, the new coronavirus was a very strange story, as it spread from the Chinese … Read more

The HSA is authorized to close non-compliant companies

[ad_1] The government’s plan to reopen workplaces will be mandatory, and the Health and Safety Authority may close businesses that do not comply. Speaking about the plan’s launch, Business Minister Heather Humphreys said the protocol will apply to all workplaces across the country, and will be the minimum required before they can reopen, but said … Read more

New measures for reopening will make Irish workplaces change beyond recognition

[ad_1] Ireland’s workplaces will change beyond recognition as Covid-19 restrictions ease, under an agreement reached between the Government, employers and unions. Handshakes will be prohibited, temperature tests will be conducted in accordance with public health advice, and workers will not be allowed to share pens, bottles, or cups. Vulnerable workers at risk should receive “preferential … Read more

Seoul closes nightclubs after dozens of revelers-related infections

[ad_1] Seoul has closed more than 2,100 nightclubs, hostess bars, and nightclubs after dozens of coronavirus infections linked with club-goers who came out last weekend when South Korea relaxed patterns of social estrangement. The measures imposed by Mayor Park Won-soon came after the national government urged entertainment venues across the country to shut down or … Read more

Live updates from Coronavirus Ireland: return-to-work protocols won’t see handshakes, temperature tests, and intensive cleaning policies

[ad_1] Follow the latest coronavirus news in Ireland and around the world on the Independent.ie live blog. 12/05/05/2020 The business minister formally announces the Safe Return to Work Protocol, which will see temperature testing, no handshake and intensive cleaning policies Near Business Minister Heather Humphreys (Photocall Ireland / PA) Business Minister Heather Humphreys (Photocall Ireland … Read more

Live updates from Coronavirus Ireland: return-to-work protocols won’t see handshakes, temperature tests, and intensive cleaning policies

[ad_1] Follow the latest coronavirus news in Ireland and around the world on the Independent.ie live blog. 12/05/05/2020 The business minister formally announces the Safe Return to Work Protocol, which will see temperature testing, no handshake and intensive cleaning policies Near Business Minister Heather Humphreys (Photocall Ireland / PA) Business Minister Heather Humphreys (Photocall Ireland … Read more

560 infected as ten groups of viruses found in meat plants

[ad_1] The Health Department confirmed that ten groups of Covid-19 have been found in meat processing plants across Ireland, with a total of 566 people infected. Twelve groups have been identified in direct supply centers and 149 cases of Covid-19. There have now been a total of 1,429 Covid-19 related deaths here, and more than … Read more

UK passengers could face 14-day quarantine

[ad_1] The UK government could announce a mandatory 14-day quarantine for all passengers in Britain as part of measures aimed at preventing a second peak of the coronavirus pandemic, it has been reported. It will not apply to people traveling from the Republic of Ireland. The Times newspaper said Prime Minister Boris Johnson will make … Read more

UK to announce mandatory 14-day visitor quarantine

[ad_1] The coronavirus has infected more than 3.9 million people and has killed more than 270,000, according to a count by Johns Hopkins University based on official data. Here are the latest pandemic updates from around the world: United Kingdom The British government is reported to announce a mandatory 14-day quarantine for all travelers to … Read more

Recreational golf ready to return on May 18

[ad_1] The Irish Golf Union and the Ladies’ Golf Union of Ireland have announced plans for the return of recreational golf in Ireland, albeit on a restricted basis. Golf club members may return to the course beginning May 18 with a maximum of three groups of players spread over fourteen minute intervals. Courses will be … Read more