Bound to be some, especially in China, and, probably less so, in Italy, but it's unlikely to be a large number.
That's fine, fair enough, thanks for clearing it up for me with the procedures.
Bound to be some, especially in China, and, probably less so, in Italy, but it's unlikely to be a large number.
Problem with this is whilst they say this:
But it is also worth noting the WHO estimate is based on confirmed infections and deaths, meaning it does not take into account mild cases that may not be diagnosed – cases that would lower the mortality rate. Indeed experts say that, in reality, the mortality rate is likely to be nearer to 1% or less. In other words, more than 99% of those who become infected are expected to survive.
They also don't have a clue how many deaths from flu etc. recently could have incorrectly not been attributed to COVID-19.
The WHO estimated mortality rate based on known numbers is fine but when they start making predictions on assumed numbers it all falls down.
Which is why they say it's around at 96% recovery rate that could possibly rise to 99%.
Overall, it just points a finger towards a round up of facts rather that Daily Mail headlines of "Deadly Virus" and "Victims"
It'll be interesting to see if the ol' British moral fibre still underpins our society when people are asked to isolate themselves or will they have to be told to do so.
How any curfew would be enforced is something I've considered because I don't think there's the right balance of manpower or respect to really impose one.
Dave and I have a recent posting history around Tory voters Nymz, which you would need to follow to understand what he meant by that post. Which is basically he isn't too happy about non Tory voters dying.Have I misread? What's wrong with Dave saying not all old people are Tories?![]()
I guess telling people it's likely to be sub 1% is nicer to hear than nearly 4%. We'll know which was right by the end of it all.

Dave and I have a recent posting history around Tory voters Nymz, which you would need to follow to understand what he meant by that post. Which is basically he isn't too happy about non Tory voters dying.
Well they're not telling people that which is the point. The latter is being thrown about.
Is that breaking news?10 more deaths in the UK in last day or so. Doubling the total
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Is that breaking news?
It's been a trend for some time now to blame the lack of housing for the young,the state of the environment,the pressure on the NHS etc on the older members of society and it's not to much of a jump to see some welcoming this viral outbreak.It wasn't even tongue in cheek mate. It was outright sarcasm.
There's a lot of hate in here, and I mean the forum not just this thread, directed at older people, Tories and people who voted Brexit. The post I responded to gave me an opportunity to have a go at them.
Most people who know my posting trends took it for what it was. It wasn't meant to offend anybody other than those it was aimed at.
It's been a trend for some time now to blame the lack of housing for the young,the state of the environment,the pressure on the NHS etc on the older members of society and it's not to much of a jump to see some welcoming this viral outbreak.
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