Euro 2020 and covid-19

[Smartvirus]

You know, I never took real interest in the situation at the stadium until, after I saw this thread. Mehn, it was as though there was nothing like Covid-19 pandemic. The whole stadium was filled with spectators that were not following any Covid-19 guidelines. At one point I had to ask myself if the pandemic was over or even, if there is anything a pandemic amongst us still. Life felt so normal or perhaps,  they've developed the immunity to live with the virus and we are just the once being backward.
On thing is for sure, the rest of the world would meet up with the development and after the whole event, we are sure to hear something cone off the news on this issue. Let's be safe.

[bryant.coleman]

What I have read about herd immunity is that you need to fully vaccinate 75% to 85% of the population to achieve it. And looking at the vaccination numbers, it looks as if England is a long way away from that figure. They have fully vaccinated 51% of the total population. I am OK with restarting the economy on a limited scale. But allowing crowd in to sports events is not something that I would recommend at the moment. Most of the revenue comes from broadcast deals and it doesn't make any sense to allow fans in to the stadiums.

[tvbcof]

I hope many of you are watching the Euro 2020 these days. By looking at the matches and full crowd attendance, it seems that there was no Covid-19 in England ever.
How can they allow full crowd attendance in the games and we have witness jam packed stadiums with no one wearing a mask ?

Has UK overcome the pandemic 

Probably it's time to get the next gain-of-function goodie spread around so they can start in on the endless boosters.

That they can blame 'the people' with all of their uncaring negligence in wanting to get out of their house arrests and muzzles for a few hours is an added bonus.  Bad bad people.  It's all your fault.  The government tried so hard to protect you guys, and look what you've gone and done now.  Shame on you!