This is a post from the district council, but is still relevant. Please install the app, and use it with local businesses where possible, to help ensure life can be as safe as possible for everyone.
The Government has recently announced that the NHS COVID-19 app that is currently being trialled will be launched on Thursday 24 September in England and Wales, following trials in Newham and on the Isle of Wight.
As the app will include the ability to check into venues through a QR code, we are encouraging businesses to ensure they have the NHS QR code posters displayed in a prominent place ahead of the launch. The app will allow contact tracers to track down customers in order to provide public health advice in the event of a COVID-19 outbreak. Businesses who are already using their own QR system are being encouraged to switch to the NHS Test and Trace QR code.
Venues must also have an alternative check-in method in place to collect the details of any visitors or customers without the app, for example a handwritten register.
Posted on September 26, 2020 in Events in and around Dorchester
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