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Minister of Tourism: We are considering the restoration of international tourism in June, but we will require a medical certificate and let only those who are under 48 years old
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and let only those who are under 48 years old ... Yeah, and weighing no more than 70 kg and with hair color only blondes.
Right now, against the backdrop of the coronavirus, there is so much unbearable heresy around that I don’t even want to discuss another one from the “girls from Sharm”.
Right now, against the backdrop of the coronavirus, there is so much unbearable heresy around that I don’t even want to discuss another one from the “girls from Sharm”.
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answered 5 years ago
https://egyptindependent.com/foreign-tourism-will-not-return-soon-says-egypts-tourism-minister/
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answered 5 years ago
He outlined several guidelines to be in place to receive tourists, such as a certificate proving they are not infected and are under 48 years of age.
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answered 5 years ago
I wouldn’t twitch too much for now .... before July, no one will fly to Egypt, now they will open domestic tourism, run in a number of their own rules and begin to make changes. One requirement (I think that this is complete insanity) about the tests upon arrival ... complete garbage, well, well, the plane has arrived, the test showed someone has covid, and what's next? for the observation of the entire aircraft? or return home or what? and that’s the meaning of the tests, now the test didn’t show anything, the person met the virus in an hour and the process began .... here would be tests for antibodies, I understand that, but the presence or absence of a sore is complete nonsense.
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answered 5 years ago
but about 48 years old ... well, complete kapets. Thus, they will cut off a significant layer of tourists, those abroad are mostly very elderly travel, and there are quite a few of ours. After reading about 48 years, I exchanged glances with my husband))))
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answered 5 years ago
Until there are official documents, there is no point in discussing who said what on which talk show. Otherwise, you can drown in all this information manure.
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personally, I am ready for a fake passport (where I crumple up to 48) and even dye my hair blonde ... I'm NOT ready for a sex change yet))
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I fit all the parameters, even the parameters of ollennka))))) but I'm not going to Egypt))
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And what does "help" mean if, for example, a family is sick, everyone has exactly the same symptoms, and every second test for coronavirus is negative. Worthless are these tests and these certificates. ((
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answered 5 years ago
Until the official information, and not "considering", I would not panic. I think no one can say specifically about the rules of tourism after quarantine. Do not run ahead of the locomotive!
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In the article from June 1 .... we will not issue charters, but 48+ ... most of the tourists .. "Western"
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answered 5 years ago
until hotels start accepting tourists in practice and not on paper, there will still be many and different options. this is how the process will go and various moments will begin, and then the amendments will go. I am glad that my tour has been postponed to September and before that time all the moments should be run in, in any case, I really hope so.
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answered 5 years ago
"Girls from SHES" afraid of the competition of German grandmothers?
Without europence, tourism will die completely and irrevocably. A covid passport does not imply contagiousness, but the presence of antibodies to the virus. Its introduction is quite real. Except June of this year sounds like a monthly opening for rashi. But many are being conducted and even fork out ... which was required
Without europence, tourism will die completely and irrevocably. A covid passport does not imply contagiousness, but the presence of antibodies to the virus. Its introduction is quite real. Except June of this year sounds like a monthly opening for rashi. But many are being conducted and even fork out ... which was required
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answered 5 years ago
and what percentage of the population has antibodies? and why should they appear if the person was not sick?
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answered 5 years ago
such a passport can only appear after the appearance of a vaccine. As long as there is no vaccine, then there can be no question of a passport, since the number of those who have been ill is very small.
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If I'm not mistaken, 40 percent of the virus is caught, but they do not get sick obviously or with min symptoms, but they produce antibodies. In the case of a covid-passport, there should be universal testing, and this is time and money
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and it’s not a fact that such a passport will appear, since the EU has already started talking about possible discrimination against people who do not have antibodies
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Yes, even if a person has been ill and has antibodies, who knows at the moment how many of these antibodies begin to guarantee that you will not get sick again? The same measure sucked from the finger, as well as passes.
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answered 5 years ago
Antibodies are produced on days 5-7, and only 2 countries do an analysis that shows that a person has been ill and has antibodies, and not a sick person who suffers in a mild form
Not all recovered patients retain antibodies even for 1 month after the illness.
WHO writes: Most of the sick (about 80%) recover spontaneously without the need for hospitalization. Approximately one in five cases of COVID-19 is severe with respiratory failure
Not all recovered patients retain antibodies even for 1 month after the illness.
WHO writes: Most of the sick (about 80%) recover spontaneously without the need for hospitalization. Approximately one in five cases of COVID-19 is severe with respiratory failure
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answered 5 years ago
klichko,
u003d "Girls from SHES" are afraid of the competition of German grandmothers? u003d
to be honest, I did not understand the text. my girls are mothers and grandmothers living there, including through renting out housing. and German grandmothers bring them money in their beaks. what is the competition?
u003d "Girls from SHES" are afraid of the competition of German grandmothers? u003d
to be honest, I did not understand the text. my girls are mothers and grandmothers living there, including through renting out housing. and German grandmothers bring them money in their beaks. what is the competition?
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"..the EU has already started talking about possible discrimination against people who do not have antibodies"
And they do it right. What kind of news is this, to introduce criteria taken from the bulldozer, when nothing is yet known about the biology of this virus, in particular, about the mechanism of formation of antibodies as a result of the disease, how quickly they are formed, whether they will be in all those who have been ill, whether they persist in time and if so, how long, etc. "Though a carcass, even a scarecrow," I want to go to the sea! (From an old joke).
And they do it right. What kind of news is this, to introduce criteria taken from the bulldozer, when nothing is yet known about the biology of this virus, in particular, about the mechanism of formation of antibodies as a result of the disease, how quickly they are formed, whether they will be in all those who have been ill, whether they persist in time and if so, how long, etc. "Though a carcass, even a scarecrow," I want to go to the sea! (From an old joke).
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answered 5 years ago
This is not the first time I have come across a mention of a medical certificate. And all the time the question gnaws at me - how can one seriously consider an analysis for the presence or absence of an infectious disease as a guarantee, if such an analysis becomes outdated before the patient receives its result?
Do you remember, in children's camps they gave certificates "There was no contact with infectious patients in the last 5 days" Maybe we are talking about such a certificate?)
Do you remember, in children's camps they gave certificates "There was no contact with infectious patients in the last 5 days" Maybe we are talking about such a certificate?)
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answered 5 years ago
camomille Even to measles antibodies appear, "if the person was not ill". We are talking about those cases when the infection was asymptomatic or with atypical symptoms and the diagnosis was not established.
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answered 5 years ago
camomille, about the percentage. Something around 80%.
Apyatka, the analogy is appropriate, but not funny, because you will see that even our hotels will begin to require a certificate ... when applying for a job, too ... that's what I see, there are a lot of unemployed today.
Apyatka, the analogy is appropriate, but not funny, because you will see that even our hotels will begin to require a certificate ... when applying for a job, too ... that's what I see, there are a lot of unemployed today.
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answered 5 years ago
Apyatka, antibodies to measles may not develop if a person has been ill in a mild form, since a mild form can go unnoticed for the body. I’m not saying this, but infectious disease doctors write about it.
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