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    Home ยป SAGE Publishes Covid Transmission Risk at Festivals Statement
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    SAGE Publishes Covid Transmission Risk at Festivals Statement

    Andy LenthallBy Andy LenthallFebruary 7, 2022Updated:February 10, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) has published its statement on the risk of Covid Transmission at Festivals, drawing on data from its own Events Research Group (ERG) sudies and studies carried out overseas. Although the statement claims an increased risk of transmission, they stop short of comparing the risk inother environments such as transport, pubs or shops. Drawing on data gathered in summe 2021 also means that the Omicron variant isn’t taken into consideration. To read the statement, CLICK HERE

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