Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[Rook]

We have all the nukes and aircraft carriers we need. It will never protect us against our own stupidity.

 

[marnie]

Makes me think we will all get it at some point then - bloody hard going through life never speaking to people outside your household!

Have a Skype/video call with a mate and have a few beers together.That's what I do.Did it last week for me Ma's birthday.All sat down had a meal at the same time and chatted whilst still seeing each other.

 

[Rook]

RE Michigan: Just getting rid of Trump will yes help but the real work is marginalizing his loathesome base.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Makes me think we will all get it at some point then - bloody hard going through life never speaking to people outside your household!

I find it absolutely marvelous.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

We've done it, forget lockdown, PPE or Vaccine and testing, we have the cure...



Patronising ejit.

 

[4737carlin]

Love the treatment these scum bags get

 

[Blues Harp]

We've done it, forget lockdown, PPE or Vaccine and testing, we have the cure...

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Patronising ejit.

I am totally sure that all the social carers would be made up with a nice green badge instead of adequate gloves,aprons, respirators etc...you fecking incompetent twunt

 

[BlueToff]

We're peaking.

That isn't just down to a lack of testing - there 100% needs to be more than that. A lack of testing also means there's loads of cases we don't know about but deaths ARE being counted if they tested positive at all (and people in hospital – the vast majority of people sadly dying from this have died in hopsital – are being tested).

But the UK is entering the peak and that is in line with the rest of Europe. Just have to keep these measures in place until we start to see a decline and then obviously a bit beyond that too to ensure we ensure the NHS can handle a second wave.

 

[Blues Harp]

We're peaking.

That isn't just down to a lack of testing - there 100% needs to be more than that. A lack of testing also means there's loads of cases we don't know about but deaths ARE being counted if they tested positive at all (and people in hospital – the vast majority of people sadly dying from this have died in hopsital – are being tested).

But the UK is entering the peak and that is in line with the rest of Europe. Just have to keep these measures in place until we start to see a decline and then obviously a bit beyond that too to ensure we ensure the NHS can handle a second wave.

Good news for me mate....I have to stay in my home until June.......................................










2025 ...if I survive until then.

 

[marnie]

We're peaking.

That isn't just down to a lack of testing - there 100% needs to be more than that. A lack of testing also means there's loads of cases we don't know about but deaths ARE being counted if they tested positive at all (and people in hospital – the vast majority of people sadly dying from this have died in hopsital – are being tested).

But the UK is entering the peak and that is in line with the rest of Europe. Just have to keep these measures in place until we start to see a decline and then obviously a bit beyond that too to ensure we ensure the NHS can handle a second wave.

What do you mean peaking and where are you getting this info from ?

 

[Blueclouds]

Coronavirus: Empty beds at Britain’s first Nightingale hospital. Good news maybe

 

[Toast]

The 12 year old daughter of a Wallasey shop owner has died I was told tonight.

Absolute tragedy.

 

[Tea_drinker]

Love the treatment these scum bags get

The disgrace of the uniforms upholding some theory that has no wisdom. Lockdown as much as they want. Beat their own people with sticks. I doubt that lockdown makes much difference to the death count.

 

[Blueclouds]

The 12 year old daughter of a Wallasey shop owner has died I was told tonight.

Absolute tragedy.

Bloody hell we are losing a few kids

 

[BlueToff]

What do you mean peaking and where are you getting this info from ?

The latest gov figures but also the Financial Times graphs which have been published every day for the last few weeks.

The UK look to be entering their peak in terms of numbers of confirmed cases and deaths - as in it's starting to flatten out cumulatively over the case of 4-5 days. It needs to be sustained but after 3 weeks of lockdown countries have started to see these same results. Basically, we're on track with those countries such as France, Italy and Spain in terms of when they peaked.

It's not good in terms of the numbers but it is a positive that we're starting to see a bit of a consistent flattening out over a period of days.