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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
Clearly NOT hospitality. IIRC 38% of cases are at Uni's and another 38% related to schools.
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1) Closing them didn't stop it.
2) How are they not similar to any other sort of gathering?
They are premises being targeted for testing, so of course you're going to find more cases.
3) Which nonsense report are you using?
4) How and where did the students get it from?
5) Are people at University and Teachers at schools not going anywhere else?
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Chatting in pubs, restaurants and homes was "mostly" how coronavirus spread before Wales' firebreak lockdown, Public Health Wales has said.
Dr Chris Williams, of PHW's data analysing surveillance team, said most cases had nothing to do with venues making mistakes.
The cases were simply down to how people behaved.
"It's not to do particularly with the nature of the pub or the bar," said Dr Williams.
"It's just the fact that you're talking to someone across a table who's in a different household.
"Talking, unfortunately, is great for transmission, as is singing and shouting.
"Those are the kind of things that we see, that manifest themselves in the rising numbers."
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