COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[TheRemainsOfTheDave]

Why are people chucking £50 notes at you when you are in bed Kaz?

It's how they test for flu. Cheaper than taking a blood sample.

 

[aguero93:20]

Look at all the red down my way,might be time to get the bubbly out in the mod room lol

https://news.sky.com/story/mapped-where-coronavirus-has-spread-in-the-uk-11948150

HARD BORDER NOW!

 

[kaz7]

Why are people chucking £50 notes at you when you are in bed Kaz? :)

Not for the reason you are thinking lol

 

[kaz7]

HARD BORDER NOW!

too late,i got out before the curfew

 

[snorky]

Not for the reason you are thinking lol

Good job. I am out of tissues. :)

 

[SebastianBlue]

Look at all the red down my way,might be time to get the bubbly out in the mod room lol

https://news.sky.com/story/mapped-where-coronavirus-has-spread-in-the-uk-11948150

We’ll only break that out for when Dax announces it has all been a masterful practical joke. ;-)

 

[mexico1970]

We really do have some scummy people walking the streets.

https://news.sky.com/story/student-...by-gang-i-dont-want-your-coronavirus-11948601

 

[Uffa]

Spanish Flu had a fatality rate of 1%.

It killed between 50-100m people worldwide.

This is 2 to 4 times worse, and before anyone says “that’s was 100 years ago”, unlike with bacteria, we haven’t come a very long way with fighting viruses in that century.

This IS a killer virus and there’s a reason that world’s governments are taking it so seriously.

Spanish flu didn't have a fatality rate of 1%, it was higher. I can't say I found the exact rate though, sites online range from the 3% of Wikipedia to the 10% of the CDC. Most other sites align with that 10%.

 

[SWP's back]

Spanish flu didn't have a fatality rate of 1%, it was higher. I can't say I found the exact rate though, sites online range from the 3% of Wikipedia to the 10% of the CDC. Most other sites align with that 10%.

https://rybicki.blog/2018/04/11/1918-influenza-pandemic-case-fatality-rate/


<2.5%

So very similar to this then.

Just the 50-100m deaths it is.

 

[Uffa]

https://rybicki.blog/2018/04/11/1918-influenza-pandemic-case-fatality-rate/


<2.5%

So very similar to this then.

Just the 50-100m deaths it is.

I suggest you reread the article you just linked. Nice article by the way, thanks.