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Alix

Alix

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agresionpower schrieb:
I totally get what you're saying.
I've only left my home 2 times in the past 1.5 weeks. just 2 short trips to the supermarket.
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Isn't it funny? In one breath we're told "Stop hoarding food. There's no need to panic buy." The next breath "Don't gather in large groups, like the supermarket."

So anyway, overseas travel is now also banned. Outdoor gathering of more than 10 people is banned. 5 people at a wedding. 10 people at a funeral. Schools are still running though (unless the state premiers state otherwise).

Lots of people have been stood-down from their jobs and the lines outside Centrelink are VERY long. They're advised against lining up and instead, call them or go online (HA HAHAHAHAHAHA). Worst joke ever told.

On a positive note, bottle shops are considered an "essential service". Silver linings.
 
agresionpower

agresionpower

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Alix schrieb:
Isn't it funny? In one breath we're told "Stop hoarding food. There's no need to panic buy." The next breath "Don't gather in large groups, like the supermarket."

So anyway, overseas travel is now also banned. Outdoor gathering of more than 10 people is banned. 5 people at a wedding. 10 people at a funeral. Schools are still running though (unless the state premiers state otherwise).

Lots of people have been stood-down from their jobs and the lines outside Centrelink are VERY long. They're advised against lining up and instead, call them or go online (HA HAHAHAHAHAHA). Worst joke ever told.

On a positive note, bottle shops are considered an "essential service". Silver linings.
Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

over here you can only go outside on your own. but stores, even non essential once are still open, unless they have chosen to close them selfs.
But yeah, tomorrow I'll go out for an other supply run. I wonder what the supermarkets will look like compared to a week ago.
 
Quark

Quark

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Alix schrieb:
Isn't it funny? In one breath we're told "Stop hoarding food. There's no need to panic buy." The next breath "Don't gather in large groups, like the supermarket."

So anyway, overseas travel is now also banned. Outdoor gathering of more than 10 people is banned. 5 people at a wedding. 10 people at a funeral. Schools are still running though (unless the state premiers state otherwise).

Lots of people have been stood-down from their jobs and the lines outside Centrelink are VERY long. They're advised against lining up and instead, call them or go online (HA HAHAHAHAHAHA). Worst joke ever told.

On a positive note, bottle shops are considered an "essential service". Silver linings.
Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

agresionpower schrieb:
over here you can only go outside on your own. but stores, even non essential once are still open, unless they have chosen to close them selfs.
But yeah, tomorrow I'll go out for an other supply run. I wonder what the supermarkets will look like compared to a week ago.
Zum Vergrößern anklicken....

We're "half way" our lockdown period (for now, no one knows if it will continue after April 5!)
Supermarkets need at least 10m² per customer. If more are there, you need to stand in line OUTSIDE, with a shopping cart.
Newspaper shops/Kiosks are also opened, are considered as "essential", but I guess liquor shops are closed. But then again, supermarkets sell enough.

Everything else must be done online. Unemployment benefits (no, there's no UB40 in B), and things like that, that used to be done on paper, must change to electronic versions (if possible), and you're not allowed to be outside, unless you go to an "essential" shop/post office/bank/medical service (broadest explication!). And of course, pet shops are open. One cannot starve your domestic animals.
 
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