Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

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221 deaths in care homes giving a total of 428 back dated deaths, 66 down from yesterday’s figures, 199 down from Tuesday but 218 up from Monday. Figures will likely dip again tomorrow then drastically drop over the week before catching up on itself again Tuesday. Ideally needs to be hitting the mid-low 200s daily to see any marked improvement
 
The care home scandal of 40percent dead is underestimated- GPS were doing death cotificates over the telephone on the radio this am - one home a senior carer on £8.50p per hour supervising staff plus all the medications for the home.....
It needs renationalised imo.....

Imagine putting a loved one family member in these places now knowing more facts about these holding facilities. Not to slant the staff who work in them been a carer myself in these facilities.
 
I have some bad news:

2 weeks after easing the lock-downs, in the past 3 days (after weeks of less 2-3 sometimes zero daily new cases) we now suddenly jumped to 13,14 and 36 news cases in a raw, government ordered a full lock-down starting Wednesday midnight till Sunday midnight to see where the numbers are going.

Everything indicates that once lock-downs are lifted infections will spike once again and back to square one

Update:

Yesterday's 8 new cases, 3 were expats, 4 out of the 5 local cases were contacts of previous cases
Today again 8 new cases, 2 expats, 6 locals and the report says majority were contacts of previous cases

We have 30 testing stations all over the country, yesterday 1400 tests in total, today 1700 tests, very low numbers of tests simply because no one is sick to get tested, anyone who wants to get tested can get tested, the government did start testing people randomly in different parts of the country specially in the last few weeks when people started breaking the lock-down rules and started moving around, that's how they are finding those cases with no contact with a known previous case, but those cases are all asymptomatic who are being isolated (im talking about 1 positive out of 2-300 tests in different regions and not sure if false positive or not), our hospitals are empty (not just from covid patients, from all kind of patients since people are afraid to catch the virus from the hospital like the rest of the World), as for what if our government is lying or under-counting? impossible, most of the hospitals here are private hospitals, our red cross is part of the international red cross and they are issuing a daily report about the situation since early March, the last person who died, died in a private hospital last week, and the hospital statement said that he was in ICU and was 92 years old, for the past 12 weeks i've been following the situation in hospitals knowing that we are not testing enough and expecting a rise of people arriving to hospitals with symptoms, local TV stations are were stationed infront of those hospitals reporting daily about the situation and waiting for the same thing, didn't happen.

Long story short, we are under lock-down now till Sunday midnight, if the numbers remain like today, next Monday even if they put the army to impose lock-downs, people will just ignore the orders and go on with their lives
 
That's what the experts are trying to work out, but I can assure you it is different: the r0 rate and deaths per 100k are particularly worrying.

Not doubting you at all fella, just giving you a possible explanation as to why. That many fans coming in from Madrid, a hotspot area as it was and amazingly the previous two weeks all Spanish clubs were playing their games...behind closed doors. Never mind I suppose liverpool fc made a tidy profit that night...
 
Update:

Yesterday's 8 new cases, 3 were expats, 4 out of the 5 local cases were contacts of previous cases
Today again 8 new cases, 2 expats, 6 locals and the report says majority were contacts of previous cases

We have 30 testing stations all over the country, yesterday 1400 tests in total, today 1700 tests, very low numbers of tests simply because no one is sick to get tested, anyone who wants to get tested can get tested, the government did start testing people randomly in different parts of the country specially in the last few weeks when people started breaking the lock-down rules and started moving around, that's how they are finding those cases with no contact with a known previous case, but those cases are all asymptomatic who are being isolated (im talking about 1 positive out of 2-300 tests in different regions and not sure if false positive or not), our hospitals are empty (not just from covid patients, from all kind of patients since people are afraid to catch the virus from the hospital like the rest of the World), as for what if our government is lying or under-counting? impossible, most of the hospitals here are private hospitals, our red cross is part of the international red cross and they are issuing a daily report about the situation since early March, the last person who died, died in a private hospital last week, and the hospital statement said that he was in ICU and was 92 years old, for the past 12 weeks i've been following the situation in hospitals knowing that we are not testing enough and expecting a rise of people arriving to hospitals with symptoms, local TV stations are were stationed infront of those hospitals reporting daily about the situation and waiting for the same thing, didn't happen.

Long story short, we are under lock-down now till Sunday midnight, if the numbers remain like today, next Monday even if they put the army to impose lock-downs, people will just ignore the orders and go on with their lives
Thanks for the updates mate, find them very interesting as not much coverage elsewhere.
 
From https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52662066

One in 400 people in England has the Covid-19 virus, a survey of nearly 11,000 people in households suggests.

They were asked to carry out swab tests over the two weeks up to 10 May.

This indicates about 148,000 people in England could be currently infected - 0.27% of the population.


Even if you count people in hospitals and care homes it will still be a bit less than the 25% someone mentioned earlier!
 
The care home scandal of 40percent dead is underestimated- GPS were doing death cotificates over the telephone on the radio this am - one home a senior carer on £8.50p per hour supervising staff plus all the medications for the home.....
It needs renationalised imo.....

They definitely do need all care settings to be taken under local authority control, with full union recognition, with better pay and conditions and recognition..
 
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