Positive news about Corona Virus Updates

[Eccles Blue]

Wrong thread mate.

I was responding to a message on this thread mate!!!

 

[Manc Born & Bred]

Looks like only 59 hospital deaths being reported in England although only 10 from yesterday. Majority, 27 from Saturday and six from May with one as far back as May 6. North West accounts for 25% of newly reported deaths.

 

[Mr Partridge]

I was responding to a message on this thread mate!!!

The poster you responded to said there hadn't been a significant increase despite lockdown being loosened in the last few weeks. You then started talking about a second wave and third wave.

Sorry but that is not in the spirit of this thread.

 

[Eccles Blue]

The poster you responded to said there hadn't been a significant increase despite lockdown being loosened in the last few weeks. You then started talking about a second wave and third wave.

Sorry but that is not in the spirit of this thread.

I was still responding to his post but hey, you must be the how dare you have an opinion police then!!! Pardon me for breathing!!

 

[purplenose]

I was still responding to his post but hey, you must be the how dare you have an opinion police then!!! Pardon me for breathing!!

Happy positive news only on this thread i think. Doom and gloom about 2/3 waves, mutations no vaccine, and apocalypse on the other Covid thread.

At least thats how I think it works and why this is the smallest thread on the subject sadly.

 

[UUJblue]

DOH reports 55 new deaths there and none in NI for second day in a row and none in London... weekend lag but positive we are in double figures for a few days now

 

[Eccles Blue]

Happy positive news only on this thread i think. Doom and gloom about 2/3 waves, mutations no vaccine, and apocalypse on the other Covid thread.

At least thats how I think it works and why this is the smallest thread on the subject sadly.

As I said I was responding to one message, I had no intention whatsoever in responding any further. than that one message. I apologise to you @purplenose if it came over that way. I will now remove my original posting. Stay safe take care.

 

[purplenose]

As I said I was responding to one message, I had no intention whatsoever in responding any further. than that one message. I apologise to you @purplenose if it came over that way. I will now remove my original posting. Stay safe take care.

Good god mate no apology needed at all. Its not you saying anything bad at all.

 

[Sir peace frog]

just been asked to come back into work on sunday,my furlough looks like its over,phew

 

[Scouse Blue]

Everything crossed. It finally looks like it's on the demise.

 

[richards30]

We have have had no cases at all for 19 days now on the Isle of Man :-)

 

[chesterbells]

Excess mortality gap is reduced yet again on today’s released data:
Average mortality for week of 29 May each year: 8.1K deaths compared to 2020 figures of 9.8K.
Yes, it’s still above, and considering we have the worst data in Europe it’s small comfort overall, but still, the gap has really dropped. I’d hope the gap is down below 1K by next Tuesday.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

More a lockdown good news story

 

[UUJblue]

I know i keep mentioned Northern ireland but its just where i live.

Just 3 new cases overnight (702 tested) (tied with last friday of lowest days since 12th March) and 3rd day of ZERO deaths. R number ~ 0.4

 

[blueparrot]

Prof Emma Thomson tells Radio Scotland that research has shown the virus that causes Covid-19 is not mutating very rapidly.

She said this should make it more likely that a vaccine could be developed and for it to have a higher chance of working.

Quote Message: One of the reasons why we struggle for flu and why we have to vaccinate every year for flu is because it's so variable. This virus doesn't seem to be anything like as variable as that. I think there's a good chance we'll get a vaccine that might work." from Prof Emma Thomson Virologist
One of the reasons why we struggle for flu and why we have to vaccinate every year for flu is because it's so variable. This virus doesn't seem to be anything like as variable as that. I think there's a good chance we'll get a vaccine that might work."

Prof Emma ThomsonVirologist

 

[Ban-jani]

Only a few weeks until pubs should be back open!

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Prof Emma Thomson tells Radio Scotland that research has shown the virus that causes Covid-19 is not mutating very rapidly.

She said this should make it more likely that a vaccine could be developed and for it to have a higher chance of working.

Quote Message: One of the reasons why we struggle for flu and why we have to vaccinate every year for flu is because it's so variable. This virus doesn't seem to be anything like as variable as that. I think there's a good chance we'll get a vaccine that might work." from Prof Emma Thomson Virologist
One of the reasons why we struggle for flu and why we have to vaccinate every year for flu is because it's so variable. This virus doesn't seem to be anything like as variable as that. I think there's a good chance we'll get a vaccine that might work."

Prof Emma ThomsonVirologist

so positive she said it twice...

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Only a few weeks until pubs should be back open!

You're barred with your "haircut".

 

[andyhinch]

Looks like restaurants are opening in mid July, or at least some are taking bookings.

 

[twosips]

Only a few weeks until pubs should be back open!

That's when we should be concerned. Mainly older blokes, drunkenly talking too loud in close proximity to loads. Covid is gonna be rubbing its little viral hands in glee.