Notes

WHO- 881,464 deaths
27,032,617 confirmed cases

UK- last 7 days increase of 2,988 cases
43% increase in cases in 7 days


GOV 'meeting people'
Meeting people from outside your household
Last updated 2 September 2020 — see all updates
Applies to:
England (see guidance for Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland)
only meet people you do not live withn in 3 types of groups:
- outdoor space, up to 6 people
- single adult household
- meet in a group of 2 households in any location

staying alert;
- only soicalise indoors with members of up to 2 houseolds, this includes dining out and at pubs
- not hold or attend celebraties where it is diffcult to socilaise
- avoid toliets in other peoples homes
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Sports no updtes since May
- reminder there should be a named person or persons with responsibility for ensuring adherence with the gudielines adn ensuring facility is sovid secure. must publish a risk assessment limiting spectators and focusing on social distacning, arrival and departure of people.
Arrangements for track adn trace to be put in place as well

waters ports allowed but social distancing to be observed.

outdoor sport and physucak activity event:
- event delivery plasn covid safe
- communication key, staff, particpants, vols
- test NHS test and trace requirements, everyone to be recorded
- PPE
- use of carparks

Event delivery plan:
- demosrate mithration
- each event to provide an assessment of the transmission rosk that a return o sport and activity outdoor events represents based on hree vaiables:
- droplet transmission and aerosol generation, risk associared with each action in an activity based on duration and proximity
- fomite transmission; rosk associated with handling/transfoering of equipment in the activity
- population' no. of particupants plus known risk factors of participants with underlying health conditions or high rsk groups

Event timetable designed to permit only as many people as can be admitted whislt soicla distancing
- where possible evtn briefings for pariticpants
- avoid uncessary breaking of social distancing such as handshakes, huddles, and celebrations between pariticpants

- spectator groups must be restricted to discrete six person gathering limit and spread out.
- social distancing on courses
- entertainment to be within drawin
- partiicpants discouraged to bring any equipment, baggafes or clothng that is not essential and make own arrnagemetns for storage
- all pariticpants, officlas, vols and spectators must undergo a self assesment for any covid symtoms
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https://www.gov.uk/guidance/covid-19-guidance-for-mass-gatherings
March.

From 1 September:

schools, nurseries and colleges will open for all children and young people on a full-time basis
universities are working to reopen as fully as possible
From 1 October, if prevalence remains around or below current levels:

we will bring back audiences in stadiums, and allow conferences and other business events to recommence in a COVID-19 Secure way
In November, our ambition is to scale back remaining social distancing measures, but this is contingent on a number of factors, including consideration of the specific challenges as we move into winter.