COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[Tb1981]

Idiotic post.

Your right
Why bother post it

 

[Gelsons Dad]

Is anyone’s gut feeling now that we’ll all be back to normal pretty much by July/August ?

No.
I expect the R in the midlands to remain around 1 for a couple more weeks before it falls. We are seeing the effect of a behaviour change in the deaths now and I have a feeling It may be due to Ramadan but of course I would get slaughtered if I said that in public! .......oh

 

[urban genie]

I hope it’s based on what’s best for kids but I fear it’s more political with the labour mayors
Can’t have different rules for different cities in England
We don’t really understand the rules at present for all England

I don't think it is political in the sense of labour mayors having a ho because it's a tory government. the north, as always is getting a bad deal from the government of the day, only now most northern councils are sticking together in saying it ain't good enough.

 

[ayrshire_blue]

That was my reading too. Although, I felt that I may be biased due to me finding her attractive. :)

You said it. She really deserves a thread of her own.

 

[Tb1981]

I don't think it is political in the sense of labour mayors having a ho because it's a tory government. the north, as always is getting a bad deal from the government of the day, only now most northern councils are sticking together in saying it ain't good enough.

Hope so
I like Andy burnham and have a lot of respect for him

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

You are aware that ons data showed NHS workers to be at no more risk than most and considerably less risk than many. They just make the news whereas the labourer or cabbie doesn't.

That's bullshit (on their part) , but it makes for the convenience of trying to reassure NHS staff and the wider general public that those working within aren't at an greater risk.

Funnily, enough, just like the narrative they are trying to get out on teachers and kids.

NHS are clearly at the front line and carry huge risk to anyone else based simply on viral loads.


It was less than three months ago they said it was safe for kids to be in school, then they said it wasn't, and now they say it is.

Nothing has changed in terms of the virus still being in circulation.

 

[kaz7]

I agree with that,people that think this virus is just going to up and leave will be in for a shock

 

[BlueHammer85]

Analysis of all available data by specialist biologists show clearly that the deadly virus was taken into the market by someone who was already infected with COVID-19. The researchers also expressed surprise that Sars-Cov-2, the virus responsible for the current crisis, was “already pre-adapted to human transmission”, a highly unusual feature. The new findings will only fuel suspicions that Beijing is desperately trying to cover-up the true source of the coronavirus outbreak.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...han-market-latest-scientific-research-Harvard

 

[kaz7]

Hopefully she's as accurate as the other expert Ferguson the we have based our response so far on. I do wonder what the agenda is from people like this woman making perfections such as this to try and keep people scared.

All the experts around the world expect a second peak

 

[marco]

i just can’t see how not - death rate dropping, infection rate dropping, hospitalisation’s dropping and we’ve not really had a harsh lockdown - still been scenes of packed parks and buses, tubes etc.

only thing I see disrupted for longer is air travel

the only reason air travel isnt functioning is because of quarentine laws, as these change over the months expect all carriers to operate as normal at 100% full aircraft, there will be no empty middle seat its not economically viable, passengers in masks and disinfected planes will be the main change, as to your question NO its not, if you get the graph and where we are today draw a lind backwards and you will end up around the 17th of march, thats were we are today the only thing thats changed is the R rate and the deaths, incoming 2nd wave is most likely resulting in more deaths and further damage to the economy