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Re: Coronavirus
MumWest Side Story wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 9:55 pm This is how some people react when asked to follow Covid 19 rules (in leafy Surrey too )
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/h ... 72668.html
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Re: Coronavirus
no he is sensible. It won't be going on any of my phones. Wake up sheep
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Just tried to download the app —> requires IOS13 —> my phone can’t support IOS13 —> give up. Stupid.
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France and Spain death figures aren’t following the death case rises as they were in March during the first wave. Spain on March 20th 11,000 cases a week later 800 deaths in one day. September 18th 11,558 cases a week later 114 deaths. Similar figures in France (source worldometers.info ) it continues this way.
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Me too. The rise is bigger in the younger age group, 20-29 sees the biggest increases I believe. People who thankfully don’t have the same issues.kokomO wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 3:24 pm France and Spain death figures aren’t following the death case rises as they were in March during the first wave. Spain on March 20th 11,000 cases a week later 800 deaths in one day. September 18th 11,558 cases a week later 114 deaths. Similar figures in France (source worldometers.info ) it continues this way.
Deaths tend to impact on those with underlying conditions and us olduns. Groups that are probably taking more care. And of course treatment options are better known.
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Something to remember is that the testing wasn't there in march. The daily cases at least here is thought to be around 100k infected a day, but the record shows just 6k because not enough people were tested.
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I totally agree. The real figure was almost certainly higher. Though some sort value can be taken using percentage by age group even that has no degree of certainty.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 10:47 pm Something to remember is that the testing wasn't there in march. The daily cases at least here is thought to be around 100k infected a day, but the record shows just 6k because not enough people were tested.
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So Boris and a cabinet minister have no clue re Covid restrictions. In a private company, as a senior manager, you'd get the boot if you couldn't explain such details. Always hated the "misspoke" excuse - it's always incompetence or lying.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54342688
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54342688
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Re: Coronavirus
7,143 UK cases today. Still trending in the wrong direction despite the action taken so far.
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More tests are going to equate to more cases.Smendrick Feaselberg wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 4:21 pm 7,143 UK cases today. Still trending in the wrong direction despite the action taken so far.
What direction are the deaths trending?
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Is there another Downing St briefing planned for tomorrow? I read somewhere that Boris and the two science bods were.doing one, but can't see that verified.
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Up, as expected. That's also not considering how many people may have serious ongoing conditions after surviving.Ornchurch wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 7:07 pmMore tests are going to equate to more cases.Smendrick Feaselberg wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 4:21 pm 7,143 UK cases today. Still trending in the wrong direction despite the action taken so far.
What direction are the deaths trending?
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Matt Hancock has finally explained our new strategy. Back in March it was to flatten the curve and protect the NHS. Fair enough.
He has now said it's to "suppress Coronovirus while protecting our economy and education until a vaccine arrives."
The more I read that statement, the less sense it makes and sounds like it's over dependent on assumptions and outcomes that may not be realistic. They obviously have access to better information than us, so this may be the best strategy, but it would be good for parliament to apply more scrutiny and test it.
He has now said it's to "suppress Coronovirus while protecting our economy and education until a vaccine arrives."
The more I read that statement, the less sense it makes and sounds like it's over dependent on assumptions and outcomes that may not be realistic. They obviously have access to better information than us, so this may be the best strategy, but it would be good for parliament to apply more scrutiny and test it.
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A vaccine is not certain and could be years away. And even if there is one would everyone have the opportunity to have it. We could living like this for years.
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‘Misspoke’ my arse.BoniO wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 3:58 pm So Boris and a cabinet minister have no clue re Covid restrictions. In a private company, as a senior manager, you'd get the boot if you couldn't explain such details. Always hated the "misspoke" excuse - it's always incompetence or lying.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54342688
Same as those banks that ‘missold’, no they lied.
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Are you insinuating that Hancock and co. are making this up as they go along based on ignoring scientific advice and basic common sense?Dunners wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 8:03 am Matt Hancock has finally explained our new strategy. Back in March it was to flatten the curve and protect the NHS. Fair enough.
He has now said it's to "suppress Coronovirus while protecting our economy and education until a vaccine arrives."
The more I read that statement, the less sense it makes and sounds like it's over dependent on assumptions and outcomes that may not be realistic. They obviously have access to better information than us, so this may be the best strategy, but it would be good for parliament to apply more scrutiny and test it.
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No, actually I'm not. I mean, they may be, but we simply don't know. And that's the point.