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Coronavirus social distancing: Why distance differs around the world
In Britain and New Zealand social distancing demands people stand 2m apart, in the US it’s 1.8m, so how comes it is 1.5m in Australia?
Benedict Brook @BenedictBrook
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news.com.au
April 28, 20201:09pm
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In Australia we’ve been asked to keep 1.5m apart, but in many other countries including the UK and New Zealand 2 metres is the minimum. Picture: News.com.au/Benedict Brook.Source:news.com.au
If you go to the supermarket this week, you’ll likely end up queuing behind stickers on the floor imploring you to maintain a distance of 1.5 metres.
Across the ditch in New Zealand shoppers there are urged to stand two metres apart, as they are in the UK. In the US that same safe distance is 1.8 metres. Yet in Singapore, it’s just 1 metre.
Research released earlier this month said we should be even more distant that 1.5m from one another, particularly when exercising, perhaps as much as five or 10 metres.
Given we’re probably going to have to keep social distancing for some time, how apart should we be? Singapore’s single metre, Australia’s still snug 1.5 metres, New Zealand’s more generous two metres or far more?
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