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17TH - 23RD NOVEMBER 2020 - EDITION 865
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Keep our community safe: Stay vigilant, get the app, be honest See Main Advert on page 30-31
There are concerns at the moment among the expat community about the rise in positive cases of Covid-19. It seems clear from people we have been speaking to recently that back in March or April, positive cases of coronavirus seemed
‘further away’ than they do now and the virus is encroaching on our wider social circles and local community. If we were to ask ourselves if we are as vigilant now as we were back in springtime, what would our honest answer be? We’re not trying to perpetuate fear or spread panic, but there is a tangibly worrisome atmosphere out there and we as a community need to come together to take steps to protect ourselves and our local economy. There is an onus on each of us to act responsibly for the sake of our friends, neighbours, colleagues and members of the community in which we live. In order to ensure our hostelry sector remains open for business, owners need to take steps to ensure customers feel safe and customers must follow social distancing guidelines and mask wearing rules. We may not like
it, it may not feel normal but for now, it is what it is. We all know what we should be doing, but it’s useful to be reminded sometimes. So, with that in mind, here are a few things that we can do to keep our community safe... • Wash our hands. It seems obvious, but often we automatically consider our own hands to be clean, even if we have touched surfaces in public or at work without thinking. There is no shortage of hand sanitiser in shops now and pocket or handbag sized bottles are widely available. When we are at home or in work, we should wash our hands regularly (especially before preparing food for ourselves or others, and before eating). Some Continued on page 3
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