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bluefete wrote:SoE - Extended to August 15th by Act of PNM parliament.
Parliament to debate SoE extension on Monday
THE House of Representatives will sit on May 24 to debate whether the state of emergency (SoE) imposed by Government from midnight on May 15, will continue for another three months.
The debate arises from two motions filed in the Prime Minister's name.
The first calls on the House to note the statement made by President Paula-Mae Weekes on May 15, in accordance with Section 9(1) of the Constitution, declaring the existence of a period of public emergency and issuing a proclamation to that effect on the same day.
This motion said within three days of this proclamation, the President will deliver a statement to Speaker Bridgid Annisette-George and the House should debate this statement no later than May 30, 15 days from the date of proclamation of the SoE.
The second motion notes the SoE has been enacted in accordance with Section 8 and 9 (2) of the Constitution.
Unless previously revoked, the motion continues, the SoE will remain in force for 15 days. This means that under the current circumstances, the SoE remains in effect until May 30.
The motion says in accordance with Section 10 (1) of the Constitution, the proclamation of the SoE can be extended before it expires, by a resolution supported by a simple majority vote of the House, for a period of three months. This means the Government by virtue of its 22 seats in the House to the Opposition's 19, can extend the SoE until August 15, if it is not revoked on or before May 30.
The motion adds that under Section 10 (1) no extension of the SoE exceeds three months and in all the extensions may not exceed six months,
At a news conference at the Diplomatic Centre on May 14, Dr Rowley announced the SoE would go into effect from midnight on that day. He explained the SoE will involve a curfew from 9 pm-5 am. That curfew began on May 15.
Rowley said associated SoE regulations would follow. Under these regulations, certain activities are prohibited between 5 am and 9 pm daily.
These include: no one can gather in groups over five or be at any workplace unless considered an essential service, as well as measures that were already covered by the public health regulations.
New restrictions include no exercising or drinking in public or running any sporting club.
Al-Rawi warned that stricter measures could be applied if people do not adhere to the SoE regulations.
https://newsday.co.tt/2021/05/19/parliament-to-debate-soe-extension-on-monday/
aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
De Dragon wrote:aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
Small grocery, early morning is your best bet right now.
The first lockdown I avoided PriceSmart/JTA/Xtra foods for months. Still haven't been to any of them more than twice since.
bluefete wrote:SoE - Extended to August 15th by Act of PNM parliament.
redmanjp wrote:are rapid antigen tests being used at all in the public sector? the one that takes 15 mins or so?
it could have been put to use on the domestic air & sea bridge before easter. would have surely picked up covid +ve ppl and limited the spread so it would not have been this bad.
gastly369 wrote:Both have order online... JTA they bring grocery to vehicle outside and pay with the linx machines... They pack vehicle for u as well
Did pricemart one... Paid online.. Get time slot for pickup... Wait and show them printed order form thru glass no need to wind down.. They bring and pack order in trunkDe Dragon wrote:aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
Small grocery, early morning is your best bet right now.
The first lockdown I avoided PriceSmart/JTA/Xtra foods for months. Still haven't been to any of them more than twice since.
daring dragoon wrote:bluefete wrote:SoE - Extended to August 15th by Act of PNM parliament.
extended yes but not cast in stone. if the cases drop tomorrow they will end it. they just putting things in place.
X_Factor wrote:gastly369 wrote:Both have order online... JTA they bring grocery to vehicle outside and pay with the linx machines... They pack vehicle for u as well
Did pricemart one... Paid online.. Get time slot for pickup... Wait and show them printed order form thru glass no need to wind down.. They bring and pack order in trunkDe Dragon wrote:aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
Small grocery, early morning is your best bet right now.
The first lockdown I avoided PriceSmart/JTA/Xtra foods for months. Still haven't been to any of them more than twice since.
Even though the workers would pack out the shelves, I would rather handle my own groceries, than a possible covid 19 positive but dont know person, holding up everything and then passing it on to me
I actually opt to bag the items myself, thus leaving out one extra person handling the items and ordered one of those atomizer guns to sanitize bags/items before taking out of the car
Reported cases are projected to fall below 20 per day (96.5% reduction) by September 1st.elec2020 wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Govt wants cases back to 15-20 per dayaaron17 wrote:What is a realistic time for a lockdown /or state of emer. to relax?
with this variant? you would have to lockdown till october/november if so. And idk if that is feasible.
jhonnieblue wrote:Govt wants cases back to 15-20 per dayaaron17 wrote:What is a realistic time for a lockdown /or state of emer. to relax?
timelapse wrote:They rate people jackarsing the scene, I'd say August
My Mom's second cousin (I think is second)
died from it this morning.Female late 20s to early 30s.I don't know her at all so can't say if she had comorbidities or not.
adnj wrote:Reported cases are projected to fall below 20 per day (96.5% reduction) by September 1st.elec2020 wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Govt wants cases back to 15-20 per dayaaron17 wrote:What is a realistic time for a lockdown /or state of emer. to relax?
with this variant? you would have to lockdown till october/november if so. And idk if that is feasible.
I lysol down the whole trunk with the groceries(all packaged items)... And when reach home have a table to lysol wipe down everything before entering houseX_Factor wrote:gastly369 wrote:Both have order online... JTA they bring grocery to vehicle outside and pay with the linx machines... They pack vehicle for u as well
Did pricemart one... Paid online.. Get time slot for pickup... Wait and show them printed order form thru glass no need to wind down.. They bring and pack order in trunkDe Dragon wrote:aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
Small grocery, early morning is your best bet right now.
The first lockdown I avoided PriceSmart/JTA/Xtra foods for months. Still haven't been to any of them more than twice since.
Even though the workers would pack out the shelves, I would rather handle my own groceries, than a possible covid 19 positive but dont know person, holding up everything and then passing it on to me
I actually opt to bag the items myself, thus leaving out one extra person handling the items and ordered one of those atomizer guns to sanitize bags/items before taking out of the car
pugboy wrote:why not spray alcohol instead of lysol ?
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Dohplaydat wrote:X_Factor wrote:gastly369 wrote:Both have order online... JTA they bring grocery to vehicle outside and pay with the linx machines... They pack vehicle for u as well
Did pricemart one... Paid online.. Get time slot for pickup... Wait and show them printed order form thru glass no need to wind down.. They bring and pack order in trunkDe Dragon wrote:aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
Small grocery, early morning is your best bet right now.
The first lockdown I avoided PriceSmart/JTA/Xtra foods for months. Still haven't been to any of them more than twice since.
Even though the workers would pack out the shelves, I would rather handle my own groceries, than a possible covid 19 positive but dont know person, holding up everything and then passing it on to me
I actually opt to bag the items myself, thus leaving out one extra person handling the items and ordered one of those atomizer guns to sanitize bags/items before taking out of the car
Bro you don't get Covid from surface transmission, it's super unlikely.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00251-4
redmanjp wrote:what we really need is something to filter the air like a portable HEPA filter.
gastly369 wrote:I lysol down the whole trunk with the groceries(all packaged items)... And when reach home have a table to lysol wipe down everything before entering houseX_Factor wrote:gastly369 wrote:Both have order online... JTA they bring grocery to vehicle outside and pay with the linx machines... They pack vehicle for u as well
Did pricemart one... Paid online.. Get time slot for pickup... Wait and show them printed order form thru glass no need to wind down.. They bring and pack order in trunkDe Dragon wrote:aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
Small grocery, early morning is your best bet right now.
The first lockdown I avoided PriceSmart/JTA/Xtra foods for months. Still haven't been to any of them more than twice since.
Even though the workers would pack out the shelves, I would rather handle my own groceries, than a possible covid 19 positive but dont know person, holding up everything and then passing it on to me
I actually opt to bag the items myself, thus leaving out one extra person handling the items and ordered one of those atomizer guns to sanitize bags/items before taking out of the car
But extreme but not taking chances this rounds...
Even when punching in the linx machine holding with lysol wipe and clean down when handing back n95 mask when leaving home till I'm back will come off
So this means no easing up restrictions like food etc til then?K74T wrote:
daring dragoon wrote:gastly369 wrote:I lysol down the whole trunk with the groceries(all packaged items)... And when reach home have a table to lysol wipe down everything before entering houseX_Factor wrote:gastly369 wrote:Both have order online... JTA they bring grocery to vehicle outside and pay with the linx machines... They pack vehicle for u as well
Did pricemart one... Paid online.. Get time slot for pickup... Wait and show them printed order form thru glass no need to wind down.. They bring and pack order in trunkDe Dragon wrote:aaron17 wrote:Idk why ppl so... they want to go to the grocery normal because they cant see themselves shopping online. Its like they would pick up stuff naturally from the aisles. Is ah headache for them. I made up my mind to receive curbside /online deliveries instead since those groceries are high risk areas.
Small grocery, early morning is your best bet right now.
The first lockdown I avoided PriceSmart/JTA/Xtra foods for months. Still haven't been to any of them more than twice since.
Even though the workers would pack out the shelves, I would rather handle my own groceries, than a possible covid 19 positive but dont know person, holding up everything and then passing it on to me
I actually opt to bag the items myself, thus leaving out one extra person handling the items and ordered one of those atomizer guns to sanitize bags/items before taking out of the car
But extreme but not taking chances this rounds...
Even when punching in the linx machine holding with lysol wipe and clean down when handing back n95 mask when leaving home till I'm back will come off
Since 2020 we were advised to sanitize everything we buy, tale clothes off outside an bathe before entering home, clean handles etc with bleach an water, discard bills an others all of which i still do today. Groceries an market items are washed with soap an water an vinegar before going inside, even the plasric bags. Clothes in washer an dryer as i reach home. No interaction with anyone till i bathe. Mask an car inside lysol down. Down to my cigarette pack i sanitize cause casher grabs it with same hand as handling money..never stopped doing this since march 2020
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