COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[johnnytapia]

it's not an accurate description.
All the planning and the science behind it was released last week. Go read it.

Have read plenty. Take one simple thing - allowing 3000 Madrid fans fly into the UK when we categorically knew that could/would increase infection rates. As I said, murder.

 

[Jim Tolmie's Underpants]

Now that the police have the power to break up groups, can we please start with U2?

 

[richardtheref]

Worries me greatly the amount of people passing by my house considering the govt advice to stay in. Have seen some people passing 3 or 4 times a day. Counted 187 in the last hour and the town where I live only has a population of 7k. Last night my son went for his excercise at 10pm. When he came back he said he had passed the skate park and it was packed. Not sure if this is small town mentality

 

[Claytop]

Que?

There’s talk on Twitter ( I know..) that they’ll be changing when they announce the daily totals as they need permission from families.

Could be nonsense.

 

[Manc in London]

if you were to pick two countries in Europe which had to adhere to strict rules and you would guess would disregarded them, which would you pick?

Greece and Cyprus, in all honesty.

 

[Manc in London]

There s been a new rule regarding anouncing deaths as family consent is now needed could be the reason for the delay.

Oh. I didn't know that. Kind of takes the edge off the positivity

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Have read plenty. Take one simple thing - allowing 3000 Madrid fans fly into the UK when we categorically knew that could/would increase infection rates. As I said, murder.

It’s not murder, unless you can prove:

1. an intention to kill or cause serious harm (an almost impossible burden to discharge in the circumstances)
2. that you can prove causation to a particular fatality, or fatalities, so that a jury would be sure that was what killed them (again, almost impossible)

 

[Phil1]

It’s not murder, unless you can prove:

1. a fatality arising from the visit (possible)
2. an intention to kill or cause serious harm (an almost impossible burden to discharge in the circumstances)
2. that you can prove causation to a particular fatality, or fatalities, so that a jury would be sure that was what killed them (again, almost impossible)

Can we agree it was a bit daft?

 

[johnnytapia]

Do you honestly and genuinely think that come November, no one will be able to fly anywhere again as all airlines will not exist?

Aeroflot will.

 

[oldhamblue]

Have read plenty. Take one simple thing - allowing 3000 Madrid fans fly into the UK when we categorically knew that could/would increase infection rates. As I said, murder.

Alowing Valencia v Atalanta on 10th March may have accelerated the spread in both countries in hindsight