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Я бы ещё парикмахерские закрыл. Ибо нефиг!
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2021 July 10
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Главное чтобы пушеры забастовку не объявили
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Это - вообще странообразующая отрасль, даже для Белхие )
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Я претендую на истину.
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айтичат протечёт через 3
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Честно, но я не заленилась посмотреть. Такой воды даже в моем дипломе не было :)
Там на каждую минуту вопросов больше, чем ответов. И заметь, он везде называет эти три базовые сущности "потребностями", а не "инстинктами"
Там на каждую минуту вопросов больше, чем ответов. И заметь, он везде называет эти три базовые сущности "потребностями", а не "инстинктами"
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Даже лекции Сапольского, пусть и с огрехами, лучше, чем то, что я прослушала. 🤷♀
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Full list of all coronavirus restrictions as of July 10, 2021
The new package of measures largely affect the hospitality and events industries. The rules will be enforced from 6 a.m. on Saturday, July 10, and will continue until the start of August 13.
Hospitality sector must seat people at a distance
Bars, cafes and restaurants will all be allowed to keep their indoor and outdoor spaces open provided customers remain in a fixed seat at a distance of 1.5 meters from each other. No limits to table size or groups from different households were specified in the government statement.
All hospitality businesses must close their doors from midnight to 6 a.m.
Live performances and loud music are forbidden.
Nightclubs and dancehalls will be required to remain closed.
The hospitality businesses will not be allowed to abandon the 1.5 meter distance rule by requiring customers to present proof of a negative coronavirus test, recovery certificate, or a Covid-19 vaccination certificate.
Events, cultural venues, professional & amateur sports must stick to fixed seating
Events, cultural locations, professional sports matches, amateur sports, and youth activities can be visited by the public provided everyone is assigned a fixed seat at a distance of 1.5 meters from each other.
Maximum capacity for these venues is two-thirds, provided 1.5 meters distance can be maintained.
The 1.5 meter rule can be abandoned if organizers require attendees to present proof of a negative coronavirus test, recovery certificate, or a Covid-19 vaccination certificate.
Proof of a negative coronavirus test used to gain entry is only valid for 24 hours. This takes effect on Tuesday, July 13.
Events may last no longer than 24 hours. Multiday events with an overnight stay are not allowed.
Group sizes are not limited, but be sensible
Get-togethers, celebrations, birthday parties and barbecues are all still possible, if guests keep 1.5 meters away from each other, and stay home if they have cold or flu symptoms, and get tested for the coronavirus infection when such symptoms arise.
"But the government's appeal is and remains: do it wisely, take your responsibility. Keep your parties small and manageable, and keep a meter and a half away," the Cabinet said in a statement.
No change for shops, museums and carnivals
Locations where there is a continuous flow of people, such as retail stores, museums and carnivals, do not have to adapt their entry policy. They are still permitted to host one visitor per 5 m2 of space.
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Read more: Dutch, English
The new package of measures largely affect the hospitality and events industries. The rules will be enforced from 6 a.m. on Saturday, July 10, and will continue until the start of August 13.
Hospitality sector must seat people at a distance
Bars, cafes and restaurants will all be allowed to keep their indoor and outdoor spaces open provided customers remain in a fixed seat at a distance of 1.5 meters from each other. No limits to table size or groups from different households were specified in the government statement.
All hospitality businesses must close their doors from midnight to 6 a.m.
Live performances and loud music are forbidden.
Nightclubs and dancehalls will be required to remain closed.
The hospitality businesses will not be allowed to abandon the 1.5 meter distance rule by requiring customers to present proof of a negative coronavirus test, recovery certificate, or a Covid-19 vaccination certificate.
Events, cultural venues, professional & amateur sports must stick to fixed seating
Events, cultural locations, professional sports matches, amateur sports, and youth activities can be visited by the public provided everyone is assigned a fixed seat at a distance of 1.5 meters from each other.
Maximum capacity for these venues is two-thirds, provided 1.5 meters distance can be maintained.
The 1.5 meter rule can be abandoned if organizers require attendees to present proof of a negative coronavirus test, recovery certificate, or a Covid-19 vaccination certificate.
Proof of a negative coronavirus test used to gain entry is only valid for 24 hours. This takes effect on Tuesday, July 13.
Events may last no longer than 24 hours. Multiday events with an overnight stay are not allowed.
Group sizes are not limited, but be sensible
Get-togethers, celebrations, birthday parties and barbecues are all still possible, if guests keep 1.5 meters away from each other, and stay home if they have cold or flu symptoms, and get tested for the coronavirus infection when such symptoms arise.
"But the government's appeal is and remains: do it wisely, take your responsibility. Keep your parties small and manageable, and keep a meter and a half away," the Cabinet said in a statement.
No change for shops, museums and carnivals
Locations where there is a continuous flow of people, such as retail stores, museums and carnivals, do not have to adapt their entry policy. They are still permitted to host one visitor per 5 m2 of space.
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Read more: Dutch, English
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