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  So apparently beach areas and beach-holidays in Europe won’t be possible til like September?

  But afaik borders open in mid May or end of May at latest from what I’ve read.

  That means you could still travel around to big cities and towns. Why would that be safer than beaches?

  Just doesn’t make sense but maybe I’m missing something?

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  • Maybe because only the most basic things are what people need to kill this thing? Essentials you know. And people can survive without beaches.VectorMasked
  • Here in Vancouver, people immediately flocked to the beach as if it was safer, and by noon it was like crowded af. Our PM was like "wtf people!"VectorMasked
  • Yeah but going to crowded cities and parks doesn’t seem really to be a difference.NBQ00
  • it's not.uan
  • but in theory, if the numbers of new infections go down, and the numbers of 'immune' ppl go up, the overall risk goes down.uan
  • yes you are most definitely missing something, again.fadein11
  • Thanks for the passive agressive tone, fadeNBQ00

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