In the UK, to get into a music festival, one must take a Covid test and have a result that is negative.
Also, the perspective customer has to be double-jabbed with the vaccine -(Glory to the Needle!).
Cleansed... the worries that a bat-virus that hates face-nappies and the fear of being touched by one
of the ant-vaccer working-class Satanists, are all washed away and the music can be fully enjoyed.
You've been living in a dream world, Neo.
Also, the perspective customer has to be double-jabbed with the vaccine -(Glory to the Needle!).
Cleansed... the worries that a bat-virus that hates face-nappies and the fear of being touched by one
of the ant-vaccer working-class Satanists, are all washed away and the music can be fully enjoyed.
Quote:Boardmasters: 4,700 Covid cases 'may be linked' to Newquay festival
'More than 4,000 Covid cases could have links to a music and surfing festival, with more expected in the coming days.
Cornwall Council said 4,700 cases may be linked to the Boardmasters event between 11 and 15 August.
About 50,000 people attended the festival in and around Newquay, which now has the three neighbourhoods with the
highest infection rates in England.
Where the Angels can rest and the dirty-ones are not allowed. Some stats to scare the normies.
Cornwall's public health team said: "We won't know the complete picture for another few days."
About 800 of those positive cases are people who live in Cornwall. The figure comes after the Swansea Bay health board
n Wales said on Friday about 50 cases there had been linked to the festival.
Ruth Goldstein, deputy director of public health for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, said: "At the moment, there are currently
about 4,700 which could be linked to Boardmasters.
"These are people who have noted when they have had a PCR test, they have been associated to Boardmasters.
"We don't know whether they have been camping, or to events on the beach, or to parties in the town put on by Boardmasters.
"Of those people, three-quarters of them are aged between 16 and 21, which is exactly the profile of the people who we know
attend the festival."...'
Quote:'...Festival organisers said they "went above and beyond what was asked of us".Archived BBC Article:
A spokesperson said: "Because of these measures, over 450 people who would otherwise have been at risk of passing on
the virus did not attend or left the festival early."
They added: "We look forward to sharing our experience of running the festival in the current circumstances with other large
events so we can all continue to provide much needed economic benefit to our wider communities and entertainment to our
loyal audience."...'
You've been living in a dream world, Neo.
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