Of course, but they’ll always put dates on things.Rubbish. Nobody knows how long it will be needed. Could be May, we could be still restricted this time next year.
I think another two weeks of this and we will be right in the middle of a water shortage.
Are you being sponsored by the people making testing kits?Another day goes by, another day wasted on the testing front.
The government seem quite content to go on with this lockdown strategy when technology seems to be changing the situation. Where is the mass testing strategy? There isn't one. In Germany they have changed their approach. Their record on testing was worse than the UK,but at 5 minutes to mdnight they think there's mileage in trying to quarantine infected people. If you can do that, I am certain that that is the way to go. It's far more effective than blunt force curfews. That should be the strategy of third world states who don't have a sophisticated health service and state. Follow WHO guidelines.
I actually thought that the other day. How much extra water is now being used by everyone washing their hands for 20 seconds (because let's be honest no-one is turning their taps off while they lather up).
Because it wasn’t foreseen and contingency planning isn’t very good.Culture is just a completely shite excuse. Capacity I can understand but our media should be getting answers to why that is the case (get them to admit to it) and how we can recover from that situation.
The close down of the services industry would have freed a huge amount up though.
And what did Western countries do in January and February? Fiddled while the virus burned.At least there’ll be some good Hollywood films out in the next decade showing this mad cover-up of China over all this.
I think another two weeks of this and we will be right in the middle of a water shortage.
And what did Western countries do in January and February? Fiddled while the virus burned.
They thought they'd sit tight and infect the herd. What they should have been doing was develop a testing strategy on the lines of South Korea as advised by the WHO. We can't test our own healthworkers, and we're criticising China?
If someone has sneezed on it, or not washed their hands, is the food safe?The experts say you can't catch it from food but you need to unpack it,throw the packaging out,wash your hands before you eat and then again after you have thrown any remaining packaging away,what a faff but necessary
How do you explain South Korea?
I live in an overpopulated London and have to head out every few days to buy essential food. The streets are dead, buses empty etc. People are respecting it.
It’s working in my favour as I’m not spending money. I’m usually out two or three nights a week.
hmmmm don't know,found this thoughIf someone has sneezed on it, or not washed their hands, is the food safe?
all fair points but there seems more cars on the road today than during the week
The Chinese figures are laughably bogus. 3,300 deaths out of a population almost 30 times that of Spain and deaths of around a third of Spain’s.[/QUOTE
Lying bastards
They have locked down in several European countries but it was left late. The UK's testing is shambolicChina started to lock down after 20 deaths and around 600 overall cases. I don’t think the west reacted quickly enough, given they can’t lockdown to the extent China can and still left it much longer in the cycle.