
sweethearts
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Posted by MrsElleCappysnatchPosted by sweethearts
All countries and even states are at different levels of restrictions, I’m interested in knowing how restrictive where you live is. Please state your City, Country, population, active cases and general restrictions on your everyday lives.
Queensland
Australia
Population 5.13 million
22 active cases
100 people in venues if they have the area
Stadiums open, seating spaced
Bookings essential or sign in register
Have to be seated at a table
Can’t travel outside borders unless you get official documents
14 days hotel quarantine if travelling to hotspot areas at your cost
All shops and business’s open
A lot of people still working from home if they can
Masks not compulsory
Social distancing and hand sanitizer everywhere
4 of our 6 states are like this, 1 in full lockdown to reduce transmission rates
We are pretty much back to normal day to day living with caution, of course if our infection rates rise, restrictions tighten if they can’t trace the source or cluster.
Is this saying you have a total of 22 active cases right now?click to expand

Posted by BlueStar
7 deaths in our county total. Population total around 400,000+ Per those 7. Active cases under 200.
We shut down end of March and slowly are reopening with a lot of restrictions. Schools are online only for now.
Just got word schools won’t start til 21st of September due to fires and they were already a week late.

Posted by peachy06
+10000 cases
7 days of quarantine if you have it
42 departments in red
106 clusters
40 deaths in 24 hours

Posted by BlueStarPosted by sweetheartsPosted by BlueStar
7 deaths in our county total. Population total around 400,000+ Per those 7. Active cases under 200.
We shut down end of March and slowly are reopening with a lot of restrictions. Schools are online only for now.
Just got word schools won’t start til 21st of September due to fires and they were already a week late.
Which country, city?
USA in Oregonclick to expand


Posted by MrsElleCappysnatch
The US will be hard to compare because we have 50 states and a billion counties/cities/towns in those states.
I will do the state of Indiana, USA
Population 6.7 million
788 new cases 9/9
106K total cases
3,420 total deaths


Posted by _Dazed
Arkansas, USA
Population 3.018 million
398 new cases 9/10
66,804 total cases
940 total deaths

Posted by MrsElleCappysnatchPosted by sweetheartsPosted by MrsElleCappysnatch
The US will be hard to compare because we have 50 states and a billion counties/cities/towns in those states.
I will do the state of Indiana, USA
Population 6.7 million
788 new cases 9/9
106K total cases
3,420 total deaths
Yes that’s why I thought it would be interesting to know from states or cities. From where I sit we just hear about the US as a whole and it looks very sad. Even here in Australia, Queensland and 4 of our states are doing really well but Victoria is not good at all and in stage 4 of lockdown and have been for more than 6 weeks. They can go out for 1 hour a day to exercise, masks mandatory. All businesses shut except essential services. Ie: Groceries, hospitals etc
By any chance can you share Victoria's numbers?click to expand

Posted by Arielle83
2.04 mil
Perth
Western Australia
They keep saying no new cases
Ppl social distance
Some ppl wear masks if they’re sick
It’s not enforced.
All businesses running.
If new covid case they’re escorted and brought to hotel quarantine


Posted by MrsElleCappysnatchPosted by sweetheartsPosted by MrsElleCappysnatchPosted by sweetheartsPosted by MrsElleCappysnatch
The US will be hard to compare because we have 50 states and a billion counties/cities/towns in those states.
I will do the state of Indiana, USA
Population 6.7 million
788 new cases 9/9
106K total cases
3,420 total deaths
Yes that’s why I thought it would be interesting to know from states or cities. From where I sit we just hear about the US as a whole and it looks very sad. Even here in Australia, Queensland and 4 of our states are doing really well but Victoria is not good at all and in stage 4 of lockdown and have been for more than 6 weeks. They can go out for 1 hour a day to exercise, masks mandatory. All businesses shut except essential services. Ie: Groceries, hospitals etc
By any chance can you share Victoria's numbers?
Victoria’s population 6.651 million
Location
Victoria
Cases 19,767
Recovered 17,661
Deaths 710
New South Wales
Cases4,152
Recovered 2,992
Deaths 52
Queensland
Cases 1,145
Recovered 1,094
Deaths 6
Western Australia
Cases 659
Recovered 646
Deaths 9
South Australia
Cases 466
Recovered 462
Deaths 4
Victoria’s spike started end of June and escalated fast
Wow. Victoria is similar to the population of Indiana.
We are in much worse shape and you have restrictions that we have never had.
Strong leadership makes a huge difference!click to expand



Posted by kreol
London
Pop: 9 million estimate
42K cases as of 9 September
6885 deaths as of 3 August
Was first and hardest hit in the UK. First reported case 12 February but the rate of infection has died down since the end of May and spread to new hotspots further up north. Possibly due to the amount of people who are able to work from home compared to the industrial and manufacturing towns and cities.
From Monday in England only, no more than 6 people will be allowed to gather in public, outside and indoors to curb the new surge of cases we’ve been currently having this past week

Posted by Dead_Kermit
Germany
After a high increase between calendar week 29 and 34, the 7-day-COVID-19 incidence has stabilized since calendar week 35. Even if the number of new cases does not increase significantly at the moment, the situation is carefully monitored.
Mostly COVID-19-related outbreaks have been reported in nursing homes and hospitals, facilities for asylum-seekers and refugees, community facilities, various occupational settings, in the context of religious or family events and especially among travellers.
Total numbers as they have been electronically transmitted to the RKI:
Confirmed cases In total 256,850
Deaths 9,342
Recovered ca. 230,600
Population 83,834,622 as of Friday, September 11, 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, restrictions are in place for entry into Germany from a large number of countries. Moreover, persons arriving from many countries are obliged to self-isolate for a period of 14 days. Mask have to be worn in public transport and shops. Big events like soccer, concerts have been cancelled until end of year, there won’t be big carnival processions and no Christmas markets this year. In general, a local lockdown or stricter measures depending on the number of cases in the affected district are possible, things are regulated as they develop.


Posted by Soul
Mine has no restrictions. By that I mean no one actually follows them.

Posted by kreol
London
Pop: 9 million estimate
42K cases as of 9 September
6885 deaths as of 3 August
Was first and hardest hit in the UK. First reported case 12 February but the rate of infection has died down since the end of May and spread to new hotspots further up north. Possibly due to the amount of people who are able to work from home compared to the industrial and manufacturing towns and cities.
From Monday in England only, no more than 6 people will be allowed to gather in public, outside and indoors to curb the new surge of cases we’ve been currently having this past week
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Queensland
Australia
Population 5.13 million
22 active cases
100 people in venues if they have the area
Stadiums open, seating spaced
Bookings essential or sign in register
Have to be seated at a table
Can’t travel outside borders unless you get official documents
14 days hotel quarantine if travelling to hotspot areas at your cost
All shops and business’s open
A lot of people still working from home if they can
Masks not compulsory
Social distancing and hand sanitizer everywhere
4 of our 6 states are like this, 1 in full lockdown to reduce transmission rates
We are pretty much back to normal day to day living with caution, of course if our infection rates rise, restrictions tighten if they can’t trace the source or cluster.