COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[paulchapo]

Thing is, I'm sure she's got a valid answer to that question or else she wouldn't put it forward as her opinion let alone stand by it. She must have, as she'll know that would be the first question from everybody who's listening to her. Or at least it should be the first question. I'd just like to hear exactly what that answer is.

When pushed she admitted all her money is tied up in Wetherspoons shares.

 

[Claytop]

Did anyone even clap tonight? Didn’t hear anything around here.

 

[twosips]

Did anyone even clap tonight? Didn’t hear anything around here.

Honestly, I totally forgot, and this has just reminded me. Didn't hear anyone either. I live in some flats in town, and people are usually out on their balconies. Nowt tonight.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Honestly, I totally forgot, and this has just reminded me. Didn't hear anyone either. I live in some flats in town, and people are usually out on their balconies. Nowt tonight.

Getting less & less on our street unfortunately.

Some probably think now the lockdown is eased that it's all over....

 

[Blue Hefner]

Did anyone even clap tonight? Didn’t hear anything around here.

Yeah, we were out on our street and the same faces were there - the little one came out with pans and a wooden spoon, then broke the wooden the spoon....

 

[kaz7]

Put this in the other thread but maybe of wider interestI

Royal Free hospital,some trial stuff,some good some sad but a very good look into what is going on with covid patients

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000j4cy/hospital-coronavirus-special-episode-2

 

[Cityfan]

Once you have it, you have it.
As I understand it from what I've read and my daughter has told me, the only impact is the initial level of viral load you get to become infected. The more you get the quicker you become ill and the LESS time your bodies imune systrm has to respond to the illness. Hence why health professionals seem to get it badly if they get it.

As things stand I'm not sure there is much evidence health professionals get it worse than others. It is still uncertain whether the infecting dose is related to the severity.

 

[singcat]

I have given up clapping at the front door with my neighbours as I have watched them all break the lockdown rules - it’s just hypocrisy on their part!

 

[SuperstarNeilC]

 

[Bellamy's Caddy]

I have given up clapping at the front door with my neighbours as I have watched them all break the lockdown rules - it’s just hypocrisy on their part!

We've had a similar thing on our street. One family in particular have had people round throughout lockdown and even had a party complete with bouncy castle at one point! They're out clapping every week though, too stupid to realise their own hypocrisy.

 

[purplenose]

So no new infections in London in 24hrs.

Does anybody else find that incredible? I do especially as in many parts of London there has been at best minimal compliance with the lock down, there are huge amounts of the most at risk BAME people and many living close together. Not much of that has changed in the last month infact like everywhere else any adherence to lock down was beginning to fragment in most places. Despite this infections have fallen away to nil.

I am not for one minute suggesting social distancing and lockdown have not had a huge effect or that it was in anyway an over reaction as some are claiming. It was certainly the right thing to do with what was known at the time and we did it too late. Regardless putting the risk of offending by suggesting some communities observed lock down more than others, could this fall in infections be because it simply ran out of people to infect?

If so what does that tell us?

What other reason could there be? Ideas?

 

[kaz7]

Passengers arriving at Heathrow Airport are having their temperatures screened for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak.

A trial launched today will see cameras monitor the temperature of people at the immigration hall at Terminal 2

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/heathrow-airport-begins-temperature-screening-22062585

Also says the hope it will get people flying again,i want to know if anyone on the flight i am getting on has it or I would not get on,if we wouldn't know that how would it persuade anyone to fly

 

[kaz7]

Cheers — I was just reading up on the support proposal; nice of the government to fashion a fairly comprehensive (initial) economic response.

More will be needed, but I won’t bring work and doom/gloom on to here tonight. After the day I have had (seeing the numbers being projected) I am looking for some escapism.

@SebastianBlue hey lovely xx

 

[doobyedoobye]

So no new infections in London in 24hrs.

Does anybody else find that incredible? I do especially as in many parts of London there has been at best minimal compliance with the lock down, there are huge amounts of the most at risk BAME people and many living close together. Not much of that has changed in the last month infact like everywhere else any adherence to lock down was beginning to fragment in most places. Despite this infections have fallen away to nil.

I am not for one minute suggesting social distancing and lockdown have not had a huge effect or that it was in anyway an over reaction as some are claiming. It was certainly the right thing to do with what was known at the time and we did it too late. Regardless putting the risk of offending by suggesting some communities observed lock down more than others, could this fall in infections be because it simply ran out of people to infect?

If so what does that tell us?

What other reason could there be? Ideas?

Yes incredible. I can only assume that they complied brilliantly with the guidelines

 

[r.soleofsalford]

It`s hard to believe this nutter is worth billions of Dollars.


God help America

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

So no new infections in London in 24hrs.

Does anybody else find that incredible? I do especially as in many parts of London there has been at best minimal compliance with the lock down, there are huge amounts of the most at risk BAME people and many living close together. Not much of that has changed in the last month infact like everywhere else any adherence to lock down was beginning to fragment in most places. Despite this infections have fallen away to nil.

I am not for one minute suggesting social distancing and lockdown have not had a huge effect or that it was in anyway an over reaction as some are claiming. It was certainly the right thing to do with what was known at the time and we did it too late. Regardless putting the risk of offending by suggesting some communities observed lock down more than others, could this fall in infections be because it simply ran out of people to infect?

If so what does that tell us?

What other reason could there be? Ideas?

add to that , the tube, buses and density of people.its really odd.

 

[Saddleworth2]

So no new infections in London in 24hrs.

Does anybody else find that incredible? I do especially as in many parts of London there has been at best minimal compliance with the lock down, there are huge amounts of the most at risk BAME people and many living close together. Not much of that has changed in the last month infact like everywhere else any adherence to lock down was beginning to fragment in most places. Despite this infections have fallen away to nil.

I am not for one minute suggesting social distancing and lockdown have not had a huge effect or that it was in anyway an over reaction as some are claiming. It was certainly the right thing to do with what was known at the time and we did it too late. Regardless putting the risk of offending by suggesting some communities observed lock down more than others, could this fall in infections be because it simply ran out of people to infect?

If so what does that tell us?

What other reason could there be? Ideas?

It does beggar belief. Does it really mean that London is Covid free. Are the numbers true? Its not even the weekend when you might expect small numbers. Will be interesting to see what the next few days brings.

 

[blueparrot]

Passengers arriving at Heathrow Airport are having their temperatures screened for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak.

A trial launched today will see cameras monitor the temperature of people at the immigration hall at Terminal 2

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/heathrow-airport-begins-temperature-screening-22062585

Also says the hope it will get people flying again,i want to know if anyone on the flight i am getting on has it or I would not get on,if we wouldn't know that how would it persuade anyone to fly

Saw in the news yesterday, someone from the airline industry saying checks should be done at departures not arrivals. So people can be stopped from flying with other passengers then needing to be turned around or quarantined. Makes sense, probably better to do both but if only one departures would be better.

 

[lancs blue]

It does beggar belief. Does it really mean that London is Covid free. Are the numbers true? Its not even the weekend when you might expect small numbers. Will be interesting to see what the next few days brings.

The number of tests would be small in relation to the overall population of London so I very much doubt that London is covid free though it's clearly on the wane there, I think the previous day's figure was 19 cases.

 

[True_Blue69]

The number of tests would be small in relation to the overall population of London so I very much doubt that London is covid free though it's clearly on the wane there, I think the previous day's figure was 19 cases.

Been recording less that 100 a day for over 2 weeks now. They are estimating 1 in 6 have had it maybe all the ones who are still traveling or working are the ones who had it? Maybe the virus is just naturally dying out as other similar ones do as the summer approaches? A third of UK hospitals also recorded no deaths for 2 days, the prediction of no daily deaths by the end of June looks likely at the moment.