Dog Comms from the Queen
This anon doesn't usually do the BBC news, but they are useful for official comms. Here the Queen does here first official visit since the Corona Virus outbreak, and she chooses Porton Down - the UK centre for biological weapons research.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54555095?fbclid=IwAR3w14yYNjDBHupbhRo2q7e0K5gdT1SIyjz8Q9yk0YipngzrArpo_DxjIFU
Note the dog comms.
There is some very useful reading on 5G to be found here: https://www.powerwatch.org.uk/docs/aboutus.asp
This is serious science-y stuff.
This anon did some work on 5G in the UK. My take is that the wavelengths that are in use for 5G at present are not in themselves harmful. What changes with 5G is the intensity. With 2G/3G/4G, the base stations can be miles away. The closer you are to a base station, the more chance you have of radiation exposure. For the most part this is limited to the service engineers. Because 5G is effectively line of sight and requires many more repeaters, the dangers of exposure are amplified. This aspect of safety has not been fully investigated.
60Ghz is indeed troublesome. This bandwidth is currently not licenced for use anywhere in the world.