witchdoc187
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Do you work in a hospital mate?
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The sales of pasties and lager are still booming then ?
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It's fascinating really as the country has flipped completely, and a lot now don't even think masks are a good thing, having previously been full on "look at us, we're sewing our own..." kinda thing. The government are being a bit slow in responding as well, as they're due to introduce tougher measures on Friday, which won't be actually in place until Monday. Quite why they're hanging about for I've no idea.
spectateur
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This is the direct result of the reliance on the service economy, launched 40 years ago with the free market economic system.
Most of the economy that's suffering due to the covid restrictions consists of non essentials, many of which people happily lived without 40/50 ago.
To be fair, I think the aspect of the service economy that the government focused on back then is still doing fine as most of it can be done from home. There wasn't a big push to develop restaurants and bars, but rather financial services, legal firms, consultancies, and so on.
No consultations with local councillors.
No discussions with anyone in the hospitality sector.
What a shambles. When you hear of the croc in town shutting it makes you wonder how many more will close over the next year.
No discussions with anyone in the hospitality sector.
What a shambles. When you hear of the croc in town shutting it makes you wonder how many more will close over the next year.
In theory it's normally time for communications messages to be prepared, statutory agencies to fulfill their obligations and to give time to resource accordingly.
The reports I'm getting is that it's 'getting hot again'. One worry for me, I'd be interested to get your take, is that the focus has again shifted to acute assurance rather than community and PC. Without prevention in other areas, you'll see increased admission into hospitals or deferred treatment stored up until 'things are back to normal'.
spectateur
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Yes, but the big hit is on pubs, cocktail bars, nail bars, gyms restuarents and particularly hotels, airports and the holiday sector in general.
Office folk who spend their time in front of a screen can well do it from home (if they have a good Internet link and some peace and quiet).
Billy Dean
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We are seeing the true breaking point of ‘safety of citizens’ vs ‘security of the economy’ in full play here. That’s the scariest part.
Kenshin
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Simple.
How many of the covid deaths had pneumonia?
Given that a death within 28 days is classed as a covid death and not another illness then even if the pneumonia was what killed them it would make it on your bar chart as covid. So the covid death rate would therefore be much higher.
Additionally general respiratory deaths (non covid) are down by hundreds for the first time in years each week. Which suggests many of those missing figures are actually included in the covid figures because despite the cause of death, also tested positive within those 28 days.
Right?
The binman chronicles
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Leave him alone, he is too busy doing his other job. Mayor of Amity Island. It's a tough job getting his message across to the public "We do not have a shark problem" with all the shark attacks going on.
arminisgod
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so if they shut all bars & leisure what's the plan? keep them shut until the spring?
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