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Updates on Covid-19 in Scotland.
Tuesday, September 22, 2020, 7:14 am
Updated Tuesday, September 22, 2020, 2:00 p.m.
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Last update: Tuesday, September 22, 2020 2:45 PM
- Nicola Sturgeon prepares to announce new restrictions
- Another 255 positive cases reported Monday
- The contact tracing commitment has not been fulfilled, says the Secretary of Health
FM: “Be strong. Be nice. “
Household restrictions provide exceptions for single and non-cohabiting couples, as well as for informal childcare.
The success of the measures is determined by all. FM: “We are not powerless against this virus”
FM: These measures are carefully targeted.
FM will not rule out the possibility of further restrictions in the coming days.
FM on Circuit Breaker Possibility: Scot Gov has yet to make a decision on such policy.
FM: Please do not book trips during the October holidays.
Car sharing with people outside your home is not allowed.
The rule of six and two households will remain outdoors.
This does not include children under the age of 12.
Restrictions on family reunions: Evidence and protection shows that a large number of cases come from family reunions.
Starting tomorrow, NO other homes will be allowed.
FM: As of Friday, pubs, bars and restaurants will close at 10 pm.
FM: Looking to find a balance between protecting jobs and protecting yourself from the virus.
FM: If Scotland had the power to extend the licensing scheme, they may have taken a stricter measure.
FM: If Test and Protect asks someone to isolate themselves, they will be contacted directly and offered assistance with food delivery and financial support.
Supporting people to do the right thing is better than threatening to punish.
