Bluesince1979
Well-Known Member
Are you trying to neg my out further ?? ;)Reports stating 70k new cases in the last few days.
Not sure how bad that is compared to when the virus started.
But it seems a hell of a lot...
Are you trying to neg my out further ?? ;)Reports stating 70k new cases in the last few days.
Not sure how bad that is compared to when the virus started.
But it seems a hell of a lot...
I was thinking a stamp to the face personally.Those were my thoughts too.
No way mate..lolAre you trying to neg my out further ?? ;)
Manufacturing issues mean there is only 50% of the expected supply available would guess they will have to pro rata.
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Supply challenges cause Pfizer’s vaccine production target to be cut
Pfizer spokesperson reveals supply challenges and late clinical trial results contributed to its COVID-19 vaccine production target being halved.www.europeanpharmaceuticalreview.com
Quite.
There are about 25 million of 50 or over, plus the vulnerable who are younger.
By the time they try something more nuanced by geography, they should have reached 80-90% of those in the main target area. At that point, as long as there aren't shortages in any region, they should just get on with it.
As much as there are wankers in the U.K., it could be worse...
Ive just had a letter through the door sent by the Health Board and local authority about itImagine we had no source of media, we would be completely f*cked!
all the rules on social distancing, hand washing, contagious areas etc have been given to us via the media.
Looking at the curve will be a political decision on when to reduce measures a lot of the risk is mitigated very early in programme.I highly doubt they'll keep London in Tier 4 lockdown until march (the target for vaccinating the over 50s).

Obviously you’ll be out there volunteering then on your days off for weeks possibly months?That's the spirit.
I like that graph, hopefully we’ll be seeing the vaccination effects sooner rather than later.Looking at the curve will be a political decision on when to reduce measures a lot of the risk is mitigated very early in programme.
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If told to I wont have a say in it and will have to, as I have done for months. So yes.Obviously you’ll be out there volunteering then on your days off for weeks possibly months?
As much as there are wankers in the U.K., it could be worse...
I think it would be unwise not to address the cluster with vaccines. Even with Tier 4 restrictions it will spread geographically. of course it will do anyway but we want to minimise the 'seeds'. And needless to say vaccination will take months and this is doubling in the SE & London every 6 days. Let's see how the variables play out for there are many unknowns.It won't happen anyway, currently the largest growth in many areas is amongst kids, and its not approved for them anyway, and the people needing protection most are the over 70's and most vulnerable (as well as health workers), so that will continue to be the target.
Looking at the curve will be a political decision on when to reduce measures a lot of the risk is mitigated very early in programme.
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Vaccinating people who don't need it wouldn't help the situation either.I highly doubt they'll want to keep London in Tier 4 lockdown until march (the target for vaccinating the over 50s).
I take it your in the military then because otherwise they can’t make you.If told to I wont have a say in it and will have to, as I have done for months. So yes.
As I understand it, it introduces some immunity, which builds over the 21 days, then you get the second jab, and that builds it to full immunity.I know with this jab that you need to two of them to get fully immunised.
So does one job do nothing or does it say get you 50% immunised?