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It’s claimed a new Aberdeen-wide contact tracing system would have made “instant” work of August’s coronavirus outbreak, which plummeted the city into a second lockdown.
The 4Entry scheme – which, it is hoped, will be adopted by shops, cafes, bars, restaurants and their customers – is an effort to regain the confidence of the public in Aberdeen and further afield that venues are safe, after being forced to close for three weeks as a result of the Covid cluster.