28 April 2021 - Submitted by Chris Barrett Submitted by Chris Barrett on 28 April 2021
In news that bodes well for the UK Government s Events Research Programme, organisers have found there was “no sign” of increased Covid-19 infections following a pilot test event with 5,000 fans at a Love of Lesbian show at Barcelona’s Saint Jordi Arena (cap. 17,000), during which there was no requirement for social distancing.
The event, which was organised by Festivals per la Cultura Segura, saw all attendees provided with and required to wear an FFP2 face mask. Other Covid mitigation measures included enhanced ventilation in the venue, and the crowd being split into three areas but able to move without restrictions.
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Lockdowns are dragging on across Europe, and for some people who ve had COVID-19, the symptoms of the disease can also linger for months.
While disease in children does tend to be milder, there is emerging evidence that they’re not exempt from so-called Long COVID .
The World Health Organization, which has called for more research on the topic, estimates that around one in 10 people who have contracted the disease are still unwell 12 weeks after testing positive.
Data collected in the UK between April and December 2020 suggests that children are also affected. The Office for National Statistics estimates that 12.9 percent of respondents aged between 2 and 11, and 14.5 percent of those between 12-16 reported symptoms of fatigue, cough, headache, loss of taste or smell or muscle aches five weeks after infection.