Guidance For Moving Home During COVID-19 Under Plan B

Omicron Variant: What You Need to Know About It

The Omicron Variant is a mutation of the COVID-19 virus and it is one of the deadliest viruses with a high mortality rate. The NHS in the UK is actively participating to find out more about the Omicron, but here are a few things that can be helpful if you are planning to make the move.

The Spread of the Disease

It is believed that the Omicron Variant will have a spreading ratio even higher than the SARS-CoV-2 Virus, and it is still unknown how the variant is spreading even faster than the Delta Variant. But what we know is that it’ll be even more deadly and can easily be caught by the carrier even if you are vaccinated or do not show any symptoms.

It Can Cause Severe Illness

More people will be infected with the deadly Omicron variant, reinfections are said to occur, even amongst those who are fully vaccinated. The disease is said to spread like wildfire and may result in more deaths than the COVID-19 and other variants that followed. SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SARS-CoV-2_Omicron_variant

Vaccination

A Comprehensive Guide to Make Home Removals Safe

With all the updates the government has made and according to the Guidance under Plan B some safety measures need to be taken to reduce the hazards of the transmission of the Omicron Variant. According to the rules stated by the government, we are aware of the housing market and how it is allowed to remain open currently. All the moving can be carried out when safety precautions can be carried out and SOPs are followed. Update on Omicron – https://www.who.int/news/item/28-11-2021-update-on-omicron

Some Ways to Alleviate the Risk of the Disease

COVID-19 Moving Guide Under Plan B

• Under 18 years old and even under 6 months old.
• Fully vaccinated
• Anyone who is in the COVID-19 vaccine trials
• People who are unable to get vaccinated

These rules need to be followed before or after the move, to ensure a smooth process.

MTC Removals: The Measures That You Need To Take

• Make sure you isolate at least 7 days before the move and avoid coming in contact with a sick person to avoid risk of spreading the disease.
• During the move make sure there are less people at your home, avoid keeping your kids around and instead just have 1-2 people who can make sure the move is happening properly.
• You can also leave the keys to us and our team of skilled professionals will make the move without loss and damage of your belongings.
• We at MTC London Removals Company encourage people to stay safe and vaccinated to avoid the difficult times ahead of us. Our workers are well-equipped and vaccinated to protect you and your items from getting infected.

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