Some believe singing isn’t the problem – but rather, the close contact. Fluid mechanics expert, Professor Christian Kähler, of the American Military University, conducted a study of droplet spread at concerts and found singing to be “quite safe”.
Month: July 2020
ONE PLANET PICNIC ON SCHOOL’S SUMMER AGENDA
The Leader of Argyll and Bute Council, Councillor Aileen Morton, said: “We are committed to creating a sustainable future for Argyll and Bute and we are working hard to deliver the Climate Change (Scotland) Act and enhance the area’s contribution to addressing this global issue.
PROGRESS BUT NO CAUSE TO CELEBRATE JUST YET
The first minister told the media briefing in St Andrew’s House that the total number of deaths from last week from all causes, not just from Covid, was 20 below the five-year average.
BOOK REVIEW by ANDREW O’HAGAN
Self-Hugging Andrew O’Hagan Boswell’s Presumptuous Task by Adam Sisman. Hamish Hamilton, 352 pp., £17.99, November 2000, 0 241 13637 7 James Boswell’s ‘Life of Johnson’: Research Edition: Vol. II edited by Bruce Redford and Elizabeth Goldring.
GOLDEN JUBILEE STARTS PLANNED TREATMENT
Now, with three months of paused treatments and operations, they not only have a backlog of patients, they need to factor in a new, slower, way of working with social distancing, time to thoroughly clean equipment between patients and changing protective clothing.