All Scotland It has been reduced to the lowest level of the five-level system from Monday-but the restrictions are being “relaxed, not abandoned.”
In the “future period”, facial coverings in shops and public transportation will still be mandatory, and with the transition to level 0, the social distance in public places will be reduced to one meter. The Chief Minister Nicolas Sturgeon Say.
Ms. Sturgeon also warned that Monday’s so-called “Freedom Day” applies to United Kingdom Only wrote on Twitter: “As this chart shows, the number of cases (Scotland) is declining, but it is still too high.
“Given the current situation, it is unwise IMO to call tomorrow a’Freedom Day’ (England only remembers).
“vaccine It’s going well and it does provide a way-but as we get vaccinated, we must gradually relax. “
She added: “If you live or visit (Scotland), please follow the remaining security measures.
“Comply with group restrictions, keep a distance of 1m in public places, wear masks, wash hands, etc.
“Although we are vaccinated, these measures help ensure our safety. For more information, please visit gov.scot.”
The Scottish government said that as of Sunday, all adults attending scheduled appointments will receive the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
All adults in the country are expected to perform a second jab before Sunday, September 12.
The changes in Scotland include relaxing restrictions on indoor family gatherings, allowing up to 8 people for up to 4 families to gather, while up to 10 people can gather in a bar or restaurant.
At the same time, up to 15 people from 15 families will be allowed to have “informal social gatherings” outdoors without the need to maintain social distance, and now up to 200 people can attend weddings and funerals.
In other places, if permission is granted, hospitality venues can remain open until midnight, starting from the current curfew at 10 p.m.
Customers will no longer need to book a two-hour time slot, but must still provide contact information for testing and protection.
If we do all of this, even though it continues to become more and more frustrating, we will help protect ourselves and our loved ones
Ms. Sturgeon said that although restrictions were relaxed on Monday, “we have not given up on them.”
She said: “If we do all this, even though it will become increasingly frustrating, we will help protect ourselves and our loved ones.
“As we continue to complete the vaccination program, this does provide us with a way to return to normal, and it will be easier for us to gradually and wisely remove more restrictions in the coming weeks.
“There is no doubt about this delta Unfortunately, it has become a game changer—even for countries that are implementing comprehensive vaccine protection—so Covid is still a threat that we must take seriously. “
She said she understood the “temptation to remove more restrictions faster,” but emphasized that “a gradual approach is most likely to minimize further health injuries and loss of life”.
Ms. Sturgeon added: “Because the incremental approach is most likely to become a sustainable approach, the economy will be better in the long run.”
August 9 has been set as the indicative date for Scotland to lift all major coronavirus restrictions, but the ministers have proposed the continued need for masks and other basic measures.
The National Clinical Director of Scotland suggested that the stadium could be overcrowded as early as August 10.
Professor Jason Leitch said last month that the planned end of the social distancing rules will allow concerts, festivals and sports events to continue.
