Covid Vaccination ID

[Brentbaggie]

So let's say that an asymptomatic person spreads the virus in a pub which leads to a local outbreak and that pub having to close. As a landlord how would you view that?

How does this scenario make any sense? How does a local "outbreak" happen if say, 90% of people over 18 have been vaccinated?  Why does the pub close down? As in it goes out of business!? How?

People with asymptomatic covid have a lower viral load, so they are less likely to pass on the virus. Those very few people who have had the vaccine and subsequently catch covid have even lower viral loads which is related to infectiousness. An outbreak isn't going to occur in the situation where almost everyone has been vaccinated and there's one bloke with asymptomatic covid.

The scenario your proposing isn't realistic. If I was a landlord I'd want people to come into my pub.

I just read a BMJ report that shows that at least 20% of asymptomatic Covid carriers have comparable viral loads to severe symptomatic carriers so I don't know where you get your info from.  1 in 5 isn't bad but it does show that asymptomatic carriers are more than capable of initiating infections unknowingly in the wider population.

Track and trace and vaccination are the key.  Vaccination good - T&T still not so good sadly.