ICYMI: Although cases are rising, the public has been reassured Scotland will likely not see Covid restrictions return
Covid-19 cases are once again on the rise in Scotland, according to recent figures from the Office for National Statistics .
Although cases are on the rise, the Daily Record reports that Jason Leitch said Scotland will unlikely see Covid restrictions return.He said: “Something dramatic would have to happen to the virus. We’ve got fatigue from this.“Glastonbury is on, TRNSMT is on next week. I remember us talking about TRNSMT a year ago where we were struggling to get it back on.Discussing the rise, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon added it would be sensible for people to wear face masks when indoors.
"As many as 1.7m people in the UK have had it in the last week - so shouldn't the government be doing more to stop it? #JeremyVine" Covid symptoms The main three symptoms that experts have associated with Covid-19 for much of the pandemic were a fever, a loss of taste or smell and a new and continuous cough.
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