Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

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She sounds ace.

Yeah with her age and conditions she would be high risk but we just don't know what the risk parameters really are. I'm worried about my Dad (cardiac condition and stroke) and my mum who has bad asthma. Both late 50s but you just don't know.

The only real thing apart from trying to keep her immune system healthy is to keep her isolated as you probably know. The thing about barrier nursing isn't really that it's difficult, you've just got to be very organised and she will probably go mad wanting to get out.
Nobody in or out. Get rid of external food packaging and leave outside the house. Wear a mask and surgical suit if you can get one. Monitor everything. The mail. Wipe surfaces and clean hands repeatedly.
To be honest just keep her in the house and leave her shopping outside for her.

That's all i can think of right now sorry mate

Just regarding the bold part, I was wondering about this when I got back from the supermarket on Friday, like what if the guy at the till was infected or if an infected person picked something up and then put it back in the shelf. Is that really a valid concern or is it going overboard. I thought it would probably be over paranoid to wash all the goods I bought before putting them away, but should I have? Too late now anyway I guess.
 
Just regarding the bold part, I was wondering about this when I got back from the supermarket on Friday, like what if the guy at the till was infected or if an infected person picked something up and then put it back in the shelf. Is that really a valid concern or is it going overboard. I thought it would probably be over paranoid to wash all the goods I bought before putting them away, but should I have? Too late now anyway I guess.

To me if you're just careful about what's inside the packagin it's fine, if that makes sense? Like doesn't matter if someone infected touches my Branflakes box as long as no one touches the Branflakes inside the packet.
 
Just regarding the bold part, I was wondering about this when I got back from the supermarket on Friday, like what if the guy at the till was infected or if an infected person picked something up and then put it back in the shelf. Is that really a valid concern or is it going overboard. I thought it would probably be over paranoid to wash all the goods I bought before putting them away, but should I have? Too late now anyway I guess.

Depends how thorough you want to be.

If you want to be safe just throw away the external packaging and wash your hands. In the unlikely event that somehow the virus got in prior to being sealed it improbable it would be active.

Just do what you can. You are going to find it difficult to replicate a medical facility in your own home but just be organised.
Don't bring external items past a certain point. When getting changed or completing tasksv have a clean and an unclean hand etc.

I'm literally not going to do any of that personally, this could last weeks. Months.
 
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German newspaper Welt am Sonntag has reported that US president Donald Trump has sought exclusive rights to a vaccine for the coronavirus which is being developed by a German-based company, CureVac.
The report, which quoted unnamed sources, said Trump had offered large sums of money to German scientists working on the vaccine.

 
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