COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[west didsblue]

That's swift. Mine's got a routine one at work tomorrow. No symptoms though.
Wishing you both well.

Thanks.
Might be because she’s NHS working on Covid testing round care homes.

 

[grunge]

I remain convinced it has been around for 5 months.

if it had been around for 5 months we would have seen the massive spike in deaths 4 months ago.

I’m just going by pure average weekly registered deaths. No causes attributed.

No spike happened at that time.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

I remain convinced it has been around for 5 months.

This post really tickled me.

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

nope.

I'm unsure. I'm interested in what permissions they'll request.

 

[yeseye]

Thanks.
Might be because she’s NHS working on Covid testing round care homes.

You’d need the full PPE for that job!
I don’t envy her.
Is this a new thing they’ve started?

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Charming,hope your life and your loved ones never depends on it then

It depends on people staying home and observing the lockdown guidance...oh wait...

The nice, well-behaved people like me have bitten the bullet with the lockdown in good faith, technological tracing is a step too far especially when so many have abused our trust and respect by flouting the rules and put me, my family and other innocent people in danger through their continual disregard.

So I'm comfortable with my position.

 

[kaz7]

Thanks.
Might be because she’s NHS working on Covid testing round care homes.

She is very brave,say thank you from me

 

[west didsblue]

You’d need the full PPE for that job!
I don’t envy her.
Is this a new thing they’ve started?

Been doing it about a month or so, maybe a bit longer.

 

[west didsblue]

It depends on people staying home and observing the lockdown guidance...oh wait...

The nice, well-behaved people like me have bitten the bullet with the lockdown in good faith, technological tracing is a step too far especially when so many have abused our trust and respect by flouting the rules and put me, my family and other innocent people in danger through their continual disregard.

So I'm comfortable with my position.

Don’t you realise that the whole point of it is that if you inadvertently come into contact with someone with the virus at say the supermarket, you can be warned?

 

[kaz7]

It depends on people staying home and observing the lockdown guidance...oh wait...

The nice, well-behaved people like me have bitten the bullet with the lockdown in good faith, technological tracing is a step too far especially when so many have abused our trust and respect by flouting the rules and put me, my family and other innocent people in danger through their continual disregard.

So I'm comfortable with my position.

That is fair enough,moving foward though this is a key way out of lockdown,shrapps says it is an nhs app and data will be secure,obviously I wouldn't be too sure about that based on history of governments and data protection but if it lets us move out of lockdown and a step nearer normality then it is worth it,they only need 50-60% to make it workable ,i hope they get that
I have an app that the gp surgeries have sent out,whilst it difficult to get into see a dr it allows you to have face to face with a dr on facetime make appts to talk to a dr on it,it does ask for info and copy of a photo id and a picture of yourself,i have gone right through to that bit at the end then hesitated, i won't register unless I can't see my dr in person