Sorry mate it was something I saw on look northwest last night.
Plus I don't know how to post a link anyway!
I'm sure someone will step in
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Positive news about Corona Virus Updates
- Thread starter Goaters
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Plus I don't know how to post a link anyway!
I'm sure someone will step in
BlueHammer85
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- Spain, adults were able to exercise outdoors over the weekend for the first time in seven weeks
- France is also set to lift its lockdown next week, on 11 May. Children will return to school in phases and some businesses will reopen
- After a six-week state of emergency, Portugal has today begun a three-phase reopening plan
- About half of the states in the US have also began easing restrictions
- In Asia, Thailand has begun easing its lockdown across certain sectors - some businesses and public parks have been allowed to re-open
- In Hong Kong, government workers are returning to work today as the city's lockdown eases. Outdoor facilities, libraries and museums will also reopen
- Several states in Australia are also allowing for more outdoor activities and public gatherings - though these rules differ across states
- Over in the Middle East, Jordan says it has lifted all restrictions on economic activity, allowing all businesses and industries to resume production. In Tunisia, half of the public administration and industry sectors are returning to work, although face masks must be worn.
- Egypt is allowing hotels to reopen for domestic tourists on condition they operate at no more than 25% capacity.
- France is also set to lift its lockdown next week, on 11 May. Children will return to school in phases and some businesses will reopen
- After a six-week state of emergency, Portugal has today begun a three-phase reopening plan
- About half of the states in the US have also began easing restrictions
- In Asia, Thailand has begun easing its lockdown across certain sectors - some businesses and public parks have been allowed to re-open
- In Hong Kong, government workers are returning to work today as the city's lockdown eases. Outdoor facilities, libraries and museums will also reopen
- Several states in Australia are also allowing for more outdoor activities and public gatherings - though these rules differ across states
- Over in the Middle East, Jordan says it has lifted all restrictions on economic activity, allowing all businesses and industries to resume production. In Tunisia, half of the public administration and industry sectors are returning to work, although face masks must be worn.
- Egypt is allowing hotels to reopen for domestic tourists on condition they operate at no more than 25% capacity.
journolud
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although I've not contrbuted to this thread much I'm glad its here, thanks to @Goaters for starting it and @BlueHammer85 for sterling work keeping it going (and everyone else who does)
sir baconface
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An overlooked positive is that it has heavily diluted the annual white socks v blue socks v white shorts v blue shorts argument that takes place for over 300 pages on the new kit thread. A welcome unintended consequence.
A barm is still a barm though...
Ardwick Green Blue
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Clearly this is moving in the right direction. Less than 4000 new cases today even though 85k tests were carried out, less people in hospital, less of them in ICUs and the chance to begin track & trace very soon.
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The best news yet was announced today.
Love Island has been cancelled.
Amen to that, Brother!!
BlueMojito
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This may be promising. Scientists have identified an antibody to stop the virus infecting human cells. May lead to a vaccine?
Antibody prevents the COVID-19 virus from infecting human cells https://mol.im/a/8285333 via http://dailym.ai/android
Antibody prevents the COVID-19 virus from infecting human cells https://mol.im/a/8285333 via http://dailym.ai/android
This may be promising. Scientists have identified an antibody to stop the virus infecting human cells. May lead to a vaccine?
Antibody prevents the COVID-19 virus from infecting human cells https://mol.im/a/8285333 via http://dailym.ai/android
Time. All we need to do is bide time. There's some insanely intelligent people working on this who will hopefully change things for the better before too long with a little luck. Fingers crossed hey.