BlueAnorak
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Totally agree with you on the testing. In Scotland (who had and have dreadful stats at the start with 60% or so of care homes with infections) they sent test teams to homes. Only recently in England do we in England have pop-up local test centres.Care homes use a lot of different staff,agency nurses and carers going around different homes,add that to age and state of the residents, they are sitting targets,they had normal amounts of PPE ,everyone in the world wanted ppe,the gov was supposed to helping them but they ended up having to out bid them for supplies,to shift blame into them is a cunts trick
On testing,it was promised,it wasn't delivered,some were given appts for hundreds of miles away
PPE was an issue in some places till the 3rd week in May but it no longer is and over 1/2 the rise is after sufficient PPE was available.
As to blaming the large commercial companies being a c*nts trick, If they get everything they want to deal with the issue and still cant get a grip then they should stop blaming the government as they'll eventually RIGHTLY get it coming back their way. They're happy enough to charge an arm and a leg for care in the good times - time to accept a lot of the blame themselves. Small private homes have delivered without anything like the number of issues.