Paphos Life

Varky wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 10:46 am In Cyprus, generally you can't even get into a hospital as an outpatient if you don't have mask and gloves and they usually take your temperature before you go in.

Mask, yes. Temperature test, yes. Hand disinfectant, yes. Gloves: definitely not at the Aretaiao hospital in Strovolos. Three visits lately, never saw a prophylactic glove on either staff or patient.. When asked, I was informed that the hand disinfectant had been proved to be much more effective than plastic gloves that are contaminated within a minute or two of being put on.

I think it’s only a matter of time Lloyd before people start worrying about other things.... mayBe start wearing a hard hat in case something falls from above them, wear protective footwear in case something runs over their toes, wear a hi-vis jacket in case someone bumps into them.....

I think that not all airlines are in fact banning food and drink on their flights. We know that EasyJet will, but I read an article about BA's policy which on any of the longer flights are planning to offer some 'pre packed meals, but only their first class passengers are going to be offered any alcohol! Other classes of passengers will only get water or juice - if they ask for it!
Personally, I think that it is wrong to deprive Passengers on UK to Cyprus flights drinks even if only water, pllus a sandwich. Many EasyJet flights last a minimum of 4hrs, from say LGW, but from other airports like Bristol its at least 4.5hrs and from the north and Scotland at least 5hrs. Flying makes people dehydrated, especially if you factor hanging about in the cattle pens at Paphos in very hot summer weather.
Dee

Kili01 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:55 pm I think that not all airlines are in fact banning food and drink on their flights.

Isn't it a case of they are banning the sale of food and drink. You can still bring your own, as far as I can see.