COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[Northernstorirs]

What are the chances of areas in the North West remaining in lockdown whilst restrictions elsewhere in the UK are lifted? Sounds like the govt are briefing any of the council leaders but it's been announced today that pubs will reopen in a fortnight to save the hospitality trade.

 

[inbetween]

Anecdotal reports from doctors that a second wave is inbound and admissions are creeping up.

Personally not surprised, everywhere I look people have just started to completely ignore the rules, particularly on social distancing.

Couple this with the fact that many are off work and it only takes another good week of weather and I think total lockdown will become necessary again.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Anecdotal reports from doctors that a second wave is inbound and admissions are creeping up.

Personally not surprised, everywhere I look people have just started to completely ignore the rules, particularly on social distancing.

Couple this with the fact that many are off work and it only takes another good week of weather and I think total lockdown will become necessary again.

This is the thing, I'm no Tory as I think they've been shit dealing with this CV epademic (I'm trying not to be political) but a persentage public do what the fuck they want and take zero responsibility.

When the shit hits the fan it'll all be the govt. fault.

The blame someone else society in full bloom.

 

[shemnel]

This is the thing, I'm no Tory as I think they've been shit dealing with this CV epademic (I'm trying not to be political) but a persentage public do what the fuck they want and take zero responsibility.

When the shit hits the fan it'll all be the govt. fault.

The blame someone else society in full bloom.

you could argue the entire strategy is set up to blame the public.....

(dont worry i also am an advocate of personal responsibility but i cant help feeling the above is partially true - perhaps this is one for the politics thread)

 

[blue b4 the moon]

you could argue the entire strategy is set up to blame the public.....

(dont worry i also am an advocate of personal responsibility but i cant help feeling the above is partially true - perhaps this is one for the politics thread)

You could well be right.....I try & keep away from the political thread at all costs ;)

 

[waspish]

Thing is if the old and the vulnerable stay in for 12 months heard immunity will happen experts say if 70% of the population have had it there will be far less cases.

Problem with that is if it mutates like the flu even though experts say it’s not like the flu.

 

[jimharri]

Nice one, Donald.

 

[Nellies left peg]

Nice one, Donald.

It just goes to show how obtuse a nation American is. If Boris said gargle dettol I would be staggered if 4% of us did it. He would be ridiculed and quite rightly. Trump is a grade A fuckwit

 

[jimharri]

It just goes to show how obtuse a nation American is. If Boris said gargle dettol I would be staggered if 4% of us did it. He would be ridiculed and quite rightly. Trump is a grade A fuckwit

Next thing, you'll be telling me that water is wet and that bears do indeed prefer wooded areas in which to defecate.

 

[Nellies left peg]

Next thing, you'll be telling me that water is wet and that bears do indeed prefer wooded areas in which to defecate.

I think Edward Colston would agree fully with the first part of your statement

 

[Manc Born & Bred]

Anecdotal reports from doctors that a second wave is inbound and admissions are creeping up.

Personally not surprised, everywhere I look people have just started to completely ignore the rules, particularly on social distancing.

Couple this with the fact that many are off work and it only takes another good week of weather and I think total lockdown will become necessary again.

Which region? Supposedly the stats, if you believe them, show the opposite. Of course when you have mass demonstrations, packed beaches, huge VE day celebrations is it any wonder? You can't blame the government for people acting like total cock wombles and potentially increasing the number of infections across the country and ultimately deaths.

 

[Nebuchadnezzar]

I think it's only by some small miracle that it hasn't really taken a hold here in Ireland. I have never seen anyone adhere to the distancing rules in supermarkets aside from lining up to pay.

 

[ayrshire_blue]

Anecdotal reports from doctors that a second wave is inbound and admissions are creeping up.

Personally not surprised, everywhere I look people have just started to completely ignore the rules, particularly on social distancing.

Couple this with the fact that many are off work and it only takes another good week of weather and I think total lockdown will become necessary again.

Not doubting your information mate, but just questioning if this could simply be put down to the much higher testing rate now and getting people admitted that bit earlier, as is the case in Germany? Could be precautionary admissions rather than a whole second wave kicking off perhaps?

 

[Cityfan]

You can't blame the government for people acting like total cock wombles and potentially increasing the number of infections across the country and ultimately deaths.

Without wanting to get party political over it the governments attitude over Cummmings has hardly been a shining example

 

[ayrshire_blue]

 

[Gelsons Dad]

 

[grunge]

Wonder if this needs to hit a certain level of infections. when you try to compare UK vs Aus.

Aus Peeked at 611 a day. and were sub 50 cases a day for 2 weeks before they eased lockdown.

 

[BlueAnorak]

The number of hospital deaths of with Covid-19 hospital deaths be country / region are 62 as follows:

• Scotland - 0 **
• Northern Ireland - 0
• Wales - 3
• England - 59
  • East of England - 9
  • London - 0
  • Midlands - 16
  • North East & Yorkshire - 11
  • North West - 14
  • South East - 7
  • South West - 2

** = Also includes deaths in care home & other settings.

Deaths in other sertings in NI, Wales and England to follow.

 

[Healdplace]

The epidemic down south looks well on the wane. It did move north of course. So that is no surprise that there is a disparity. But the thing to note is yesterday we had 1300 or so positive cases from half the number of tests where we got 1500 or so the previous day. So watching those figures today will be important.

New case numbers from Scotland and Wales are still low (both sub 50) so that is a good pointer.

Infection numbers rising via positive tests going up will be the first clue to any reversal. The deaths sadly would then follow by the end of the month.

 

[Healdplace]

BBC just said UK death all settings total today 55. That is 7 LESS than the hospital only total after yesterday being identical. Wonder what has changed in the recording method?