One weekend at the end of October, my FIL went to stay with some family between Friday and Sunday.
On the Friday, one of the relatives wasn’t feeling very well, said he’d been a bit run down for w few days any felt it was stress related - but didn’t feel particularly ill and no he had no typical corona symptoms.
My FIL came back on the Sunday and on the Monday he started feeling quite a bit off.
On the Tuesday morning, the relative he’d been staying with said that yesterday (the Monday) he’d taken a Covid test and the results came back late at night to say it had been positive.
My FIL then went to get a test that evening which came back positive the following day.
What I don’t understand is:
When the relative got his positive, why didn’t T&T get in touch with him to ask who he’d seen over that last 3 days so they could be contacted and told to isolate?
And why, after my FIL got his positive, was he not called either to ask if he’d been in contact with anyone?
I thought the point of T&T was that all people with positive tests would be phoned and their contacts traced and informed?
Has this stopped due to the large case numbers and they are instead putting their trust in those who tested positive getting in touch with their contacts?