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Burlington, Vermont city officials have released a pandemic after-action report following the expiration of the city’s Coronavirus Emergency Order.
Mayor Miro Weinberger, a Democrat, stood outside City Hall with members of his administration to mark the end of the city’s pandemic emergency with a report that outlines the principles they followed to respond to the pandemic and lessons that were learned. “Our hope is that this After Action Report will provide valuable context for future administrations when they face some unknown crisis.”
The key principle city officials followed is that local actions matter.
Japan to lift COVID-19 quasi-emergency in 3 prefectures
The Japanese government plans to lift the COVID-19 quasi-state of emergency in three prefectures after this weekend as scheduled as infections are declining, officials said Wednesday. We will consult with experts and make a decision regarding Gunma, Ishikawa and Kumamoto as early as tomorrow as we continue to watch the situation with a strong sense of caution, Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Manabu Sakai told a press conference.
Restrictions including banning restaurants from serving alcohol and telling them to close by 8 p.m. as well as a 5,000-person attendance cap at events are expected to end on Sunday.
translation: for the athletes and stakeholders, they will be inside a bubble. , , ., bubble. this is how we envisage rotectin: bubble. this is how we envisage protecting and bubble. this is how we envisage protecting and defending - bubble. this is how we envisage protecting and defending their l protecting and defending their health. if an outbreak should happen during the games, that amounts to a crisis or an emergency situation, then i believe we must be prepared to have these games without any spectators. this year s olympics will be like no other. for the first time in history, foreign spectators are banned and athletes have to follow strict covid 19 rules. what s making it more complicated is that japan is in the grip of a fourth wave of coronavirus infections. at least ten areas of japan are under a coronavirus emergency. and bear that in mind when you consider this figure. recent polls suggest 70% of the public don t want the games to go ahead. 70%. and according to this arti
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