Re: Coronavirus: Face coverings to be mandatory on public transport
Well,
so far, the government has...
5 Nightingale hospitals built and operational (that were not needed in the end)
Supply chains for supermarkets maintained.
PPE issues resolved
The entire country locked down with social distancing rules
Employees furloughed under government sponsored schemes
Business grants provided and government back bounce back loans
Vaccines and Diagnostics developed and implemented in the UK almost from the ground up
200,000 test daily capacity reached according to the governments target
100,000 daily tests+ achieved according to the government target
Curve flattened
NHS not overwhelmed
Recording of care homes included in reporting at the request of the media/public
"R" Rate below 1
Shops reopening
Businesses going back to normal
Schools reopening
Schedule communicated for the opening of restaurants and pubs
TFL bailed out
Meanwhile in other news, during this time
Labour have managed (after 4 months) to appoint a new leader but failed to come up with an alternative plan.
Kier Starmer has written 2 personal letters to the Prime Minister
Sadiq Kahn has avoided scrutiny at his London Assembly since the beginning of March by not bothering to turn up
Nicola Sturgeon has followed the government about a week behind.
Wales is a catastrophe and folding under pressure of the unions and instead not sending kids back to school like England is (their 'second best option" according to them).
... and that's about it.