I think the opposite tbh and think its more likely to be person to person contact. If there was a lot getting it through touching doors or surfaces as well as just from other people, then there'd be far higher numbers than there are so far, the infection rate would be absolutely huge.
I dont have any stats to back this up but when you go on holiday, every single one of them smokes, bar none, it's really weird
A thousand a day! Wow, that is incredible.
I agree and, as I said, that absolutely has to be the mindset to have. Your analogy though, remember every person that presses the enter button, the chances of it still being on there significantly reduces every time. If not, like I said, the rate would be absolutely huge already.
I’m hoping he announces that we might do what some other European countries (@BosnianBlue) have done and have curfews where nobody can go out between 22:00-06:00 or something similar. Anyone seen out and about other than key workers at that time are fined or even arrested if they’re doing something irresponsible.I would be amazed if an immediate lock-down was announced tonight, i suspect he will tell us that we need to prepare for a phased lock-down over the next 5-10 days.
There will be a will to keep the manufacturing sector going in order to keep the supply of goods but i can see many non-essential business activities to close as soon as practical.
I suspect tonight may be the time that they give further updates regarding the 1.4 million people at increased risk and the over 70's.
I feel he will stress that he has the military on standby if we as a population can not police ourselves.
No matter what anyone says i still believe the Government still secretly want to foster the Herd Immunity program and as such will still allow plenty of movement.
Heard a caller with Manchester accent on LBC this morning saying his millionaire bosses are still insisting on him going in
And its not a vital industry
I’m of the opinion that the lock down in Italy may have done more harm than good. The elderly if left alone will pretty quickly get depressed and stressed out leading to a drop in their immunity which the leads to the virus getting a real grip of them, ultimately leading to deaths.
The elderly crave routine and companionship which may have been lacking due to the lockdown.
Only an opinion but could be why so many have died since they went into it without little affect.
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On Monday, the country’s defence minister, Margarita Robles, said that members of the specialist Military Emergencies Unit had found the corpses as they carried out their duties.
“During some of its visits, the army has seen some totally abandoned elderly people – even some who were dead in their beds,” Robles told the Ana Rosa TV programme.
My dad basically has said it, what can I do, when he's 200 miles away ?A lot of the elderley are on their own,it is easy to say there is community help being set up but they have to eat till then,also they are stubborn fuckers,they don't have much life left,i'm sure some are saying i am not going to spend it shut in my home depending on strangers
This coming Thursday I am due to play golf with a couple of mates, and this is where I struggle.
We keep getting Emails etc.. going on abaout how it is one of the best things you can do if you want to exercise, large open spaces with no person to person contact, plenty of space to keep your distance and so on. The club have introduced loads of rules to ensure the personal distancing, but as much as i understand this it feels wrong to go.
On the other hand if i don't go I will be working a 6-2 shift along with 20-30 other people in much closer contact and at a much higher risk of catching the virus. The job I do means it is difficult to keep the distance recommended.
The reality is that it would be much safer for myself and everyone else concerned for me to go the the golf than to go to work, something is wrong when that is the case.
The only answer I can see is to shut down everything,