It's probably many times more.....

Yes. Good to get the wife out from under your feet

It is no worse than flu
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This, of course, takes account of the states to begin to ease stay-at-home orders.

Well more likely non-immunity-passports won't be admitted into the country at all...

Given that less than 1% of world population were confirmed to be infected, that'd be a mighty stupid idea, assuming people travel mostly for tourism, also known as a key contribution to roughly any country's GDP.

Maximum about 10 times. That's still only 0.1% of the world's population.

Lol, no. My home country for instance has almost no income from tourism (I mean tourists coming from abroad, internal tourism - yes, and I hope there will be a lot more after corona because we have a very beautiful country). Well, nothing worth mentioning, really. But we travel, so asking from anyone a immunity certificate would create a huge bureaucracy. I'm actually curious how could this measure be implemented and if it would make any sense....probably not.

Immunity passport-such nonsense that it being created!!

The world is rapidly being taken over by dumb technocrats.

There will be a market for fake tests, a sort of Trump test certificate , will allow you to access any golf course in the world as long as you pay in advance.

Ah ! but the number of people infected by the virus across the world is rising steadily, as are the number
who have had it and survived as well as ( sadly ) the number of people who have died from the virus.

The lockdowns might have slowed the rate of infections down but it hasn't stopped or eliminated
the threat altogether, as I mentioned further in my post:

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Many scientists have said that we cannot hide from the virus forever and that we will all be
infected by it eventually, although hopefully a cure or an inoculation will be found before
it gets too serious.

So the world percentage will still climb albeit at a slower rate but until such a time as a vaccine or
an inoculation against the virus is found, then it will always be a threat. This is the unknown
factor and although many are pinning their hopes that a number of trial vaccines will work,
they all remain unproven at this moment in time.

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Surely the time has come for Boris to 'circle the wagons' for a bit of herd immunity ?

Many scientists have said that we cannot hide from the virus forever and that we will all be
infected by it eventually, although hopefully a cure or an inoculation will be found before
it gets too serious.

I dont need a scientist to tell me that.

You can't say with any certainty that the max is 10 times, at least 10 times is likely probably more, especially when the French now realise it's been in France since December & it's likely the majority of people show zero or mild symptoms.

It wouldn't of course Most countries don't ask for proof for any immunity (via vaccine or otherwise) for any other disease, many of which are significantly more contagious (Measles, for example). Why would anyone ask for this?

And implementation would be next to impossible, especially in less wealthy countries.

Nonsensical all around.

Which wasn't the intention and won't happen either way.

It will hardly rise to 50, 60, 70% of world population. Or actually: if it did, then good going as that would actually mean it will peter out altogether. Alternative: MANY more have been infected than is currently known (very likely), meaning it's contagious, but much less lethal, making it a very limited threat overall.

Didn't they make a small sample study in the Bronx that showed 30% were infected or something? Need to look it up. Granted, clearly very different social and economic make-up and circumstances, but still intriguing...

There's no evidence for your assertion that 10 times is the maximum. Its probably more like a minimum...

Funny. Tbh I kind of got used with OH being at home all the time (we won't file for divorce after the quarantine ), bars - I never frequent, restaurants, gyms - well....I missed having the option to go there, not really the going to restaurants/gym/etc if you can make any sense of this.
I'm actually not too happy that the schools will re-open so soon, I think it is too early and they based this decision on the hypotesis that kids are less likely to contract the virus, which hasn't been supported by any study as far as I know.

In the unlikely event that English Forum members might like to read this news in English.

This is a problem, not something to be happy about

There are currently 45 countries that require travellers to have the International Health Certificate for Yellow Fever Vaccination.
So there is a working system for checking vaccinations in place that could be used.

How so?

So? I've been to several of them, none ever asked for proof that I was vaccinated. That's the point - not whether it's a "requirement", but whether anyone realistically would ever ask and the answer to that is nope.

So you are a lawbreaker; nothing to be proud of.