El Pais is showing a couple of hundred more cases than the tracking sites on the overall total as of midday today, but I can't find the specific number for today's increase; Madrid is showing 700 or so MORE than another page on their site is reporting, so you might be right.I was reading an article updated 20 minutes ago in the Midi Libre, they apparently registered 1500 new cases since last night. I now the stats on worldometer but I'm wondering about what is reported right now.
Catalonia are doing better though, right? Yesterday they introduced some partial lockdown, and the schools got closed yesterday (it was supposed to happen in Monday).Spain is out of control. Lots of people don't take it seriously and are going to the mountain and the beach. they will start taking it seriously when it will be too late. Spain is going to the herd immunity way without the governments advise (that had been slow too in react)
We tried from getting our shopping delivered from Tesco on Thursday but turned up with everything but.Can you order some and get it delivered?
I can understand that.The bold bit made me chuckle.
You’re not even allowed to walk your dog properly apparently, police roaming the streets to check.Just watched a video on Instagram from a french bodybuilder living in Italy right now. What he describes is akin to apocalypse scenario. The authorites aren't joking with people breaking curfews and what not. Everything is shut down
I think the animal charities will be in deep trouble too. People with dogs and cats will by dying, the people is, and everyone will want the charities to take them. But eventually they will be full up.Another question I had, surely the homeless are huge at risk groups and people likely to pass it on to others?
Regarding soap and hand gel, you can use swarfega, it is mainly used in industry and laboratories but you can buy this, it works very well. I know it is excessive but if you are actually having difficulty it may help to buy and use it until the regular soap bars come back into stock:Dunno Ian, I can only speak for my little corner of the Midlands. We’ve not been able to get any toilet paper for near on 5 days. This might not sound too bad to most folk but my Mrs suffers from Crohn’s disease so loo roll is a pretty hot commodity for her.
In Italy, it is allowed to go to grocery and pharmacy. So I guess you should be able to get his painkillers.You’re not even allowed to walk your dog properly apparently, police roaming the streets to check.
My dog is dying of cancer. I guess I may have to make a decision if the UK goes the same way, not knowing if I can still get his painkillers etc.
Selfish people annoy me. I mean it actually feels better to share or give than to take. Natural drug.Dunno Ian, I can only speak for my little corner of the Midlands. We’ve not been able to get any toilet paper for near on 5 days. This might not sound too bad to most folk but my Mrs suffers from Crohn’s disease so loo roll is a pretty hot commodity for her.
One of my friends lives in Surrey and he says the same there. Tinned food, soap, hand gel, loo rolls, and all sorts of stuff that you don’t think people would hoard.
Really pisses me off though. No one doubts we’re in for a rough time but the ‘I’m alright Jack’ and ‘trample on all others’ mentality is something I’ve never understood.
It is actually reported but it seems that some major papers don't give figures which is why I asked a confirmation.I follow spanish media quite a lot these days as I live here now but I never seen this number today. It will likely be quite a lot more than that at the end of the day though.
Los positivos por coronavirus en España ya suman 5.753 casos, lo que supone un aumento en 1.522 personas contagiadas respecto a las 18 horas de este viernes, mientras que los fallecidos se elevan a 136, quince más.
The R0 rate seems to be about 2-2.5 with this virus, so it isn’t the most contagious (think how scary that statement is given the state of the world). Lots of people will have plenty of contact with contagious people and not get it. I’ve no idea what the odds are, but I wouldn’t be surprised either way.So Trump has admitted to taking the test, despite his physician saying yesterday that he doesn't need to be put in isolation or have the test at all because he said it was low risk. At this point, it's a good chance that he has it, right? With the people he's met.
Catalonian government asked the spanish government for full lockdown. So far the government didn't give that order. Is doing better than Madrid area, but not much better. Understandably they are the 2 biggest cities and if it is doing better is for shear luck. Dumbfeckery is all over the place right nowCatalonia are doing better though, right? Yesterday they introduced some partial lockdown, and the schools got closed yesterday (it was supposed to happen in Monday).
Also, is it true that a lot of people from Madrid (which is the red zone in Spain) for whatever reasons drove to Valencia yesterday?
yes , she`s had it for years now.True. It can happen sometimes, though. Does she usually get the flu jab? I found the first time I got it I did come down with heavy case of flu a few weeks later but since then it's worked flawlessly.
Eh? I quoted government guidelines from the NHS website which talked about exactly that.You argued that self-isolating at home with a family wasn't something in the government guidelines.
The global countdown says 6252 and 193 deathsIt is actually reported but it seems that some major papers don't give figures which is why I asked a confirmation.
https://www.laregion.es/articulo/es...spana-1500-mas-ayer/20200314123914932739.html
One of the supermarkets close to myself (Aldi), has now started adding extra security and restrictions, trying to reduce the hoarding process. Mainly loo rolls and other such needs. Feel its a step most places should stand up to.Selfish people annoy me. I mean it actually feels better to share or give than to take. Natural drug.
have you tried Groupon?We tried from getting our shopping delivered from Tesco on Thursday but turned up with everything but.
Sadly this is the case in a lot of the world.Spain is out of control. Lots of people don't take it seriously and are going to the mountain and the beach. they will start taking it seriously when it will be too late. Spain is going to the herd immunity way without the governments advise (that had been slow too in react)
Seems you've won the pool in the General.yes , she`s had it for years now.
Try Sainsbury's delivery right now mate. Go for a couple of 9 packs.We tried from getting our shopping delivered from Tesco on Thursday but turned up with everything but.
My ex-boss (from Barcelona but living in Munich) told me yesterday and today that they did some quarantine measures in Catalonia. She’s very pro-independence so was jokingly about independence by coronavirus.Catalonian government asked the spanish government for full lockdown. So far the government didn't give that order. Is doing better than Madrid area, but not much better. Understandably they are the 2 biggest cities and if it is doing better is for shear luck. Dumbfeckery is all over the place right now
Give it a couple of months and there will be millions of cases simultaneously. I find it hard to believe any countries in the real shit can possibly keep up with the testing needed to accurately capture the number of cases. It’s all about sampling now, but they may well not make those numbers public given the numeracy of the population.Can someone help me, did I just read that there is 1500 new cases in Spain?
That's right then, this seems to be most up to date. Many other newspapers are slow to update.It is actually reported but it seems that some major papers don't give figures which is why I asked a confirmation.
https://www.laregion.es/articulo/es...spana-1500-mas-ayer/20200314123914932739.html
Latin countries have a way to doing it worse on taking it less serious. believe me. If you would understand spanish I would prove it with tones of audios and tweetsSadly this is the case in a lot of the world.
Will we not deploy guardia civil? I'm getting irrationally pissed off with the same dozens of people i see every day walking their dogs, kissing and shit like everything is fine.Spain is out of control. Lots of people don't take it seriously and are going to the mountain and the beach. they will start taking it seriously when it will be too late. Spain is going to the herd immunity way without the governments advise (that had been slow too in react)
I think you’d be surprised how successfully you can stop the spread of disease in close contact if you are really careful and preferred. This is where FPP3 masks are most valuable if infected and healthy people have to be in close proximity for a while.What else? Don't go to the toilet or eat either? People can do what they can but you if you have a family then you will still be isolating with them around.
The increase seem extremely high when you consider the relatively small amount of people previously infected, I'm not sure if they can contain it anytime soon. The lockdown only starts monday.The global countdown says 6252 and 193 deaths
I doubt it was just to the Valencian comunidad it'll have been to the Spanish coast in general, but a lot of Madrilenos do have holiday apartments in the province.Also, is it true that a lot of people from Madrid (which is the red zone in Spain) for whatever reasons drove to Valencia yesterday?
This is a very interesting perspective.I can understand that.
You look at places like China or Japan where people with colds have routinely worn face masks for years to prevent others from catching the disease from them.
Then you look at the UK where face masks are being worn primarily as a form of protection from others, and people are going batshit over hoarding toilet rolls in the most selfish ways possible.
It's one of the unique things that provides a different challenge to the policy makers on these shores, and why it's not possible to take the same draconian measures that we see in Singapore, for example.
Getting us to worry about community spread is going to be tricky.
Yeah, I've noticed the same where I live...Another eerie thing we’ve noticed today is ambulances. We live in a little village that has an A road running through linking Derby and Swadlincote ambulance services. They’ve been back and forth all day, full speed with sirens on.
Difficult not to let your mind fill in the gaps. We’ve been here about 10 years and never really noticed them to this extent.
But that figure is still fewer than being reported elsewhere. I live in Spain, too, and am confused as to why they don't have a co-ordinated briefing thing each day. Maybe they do, but since we're all seeing different numbers, who knows?It is actually reported but it seems that some major papers don't give figures which is why I asked a confirmation.
https://www.laregion.es/articulo/es...spana-1500-mas-ayer/20200314123914932739.html
Will see. Spanish government just said that will strictly enforce the lockdown and travelling with be forbidden besides emergencies and work from tomorrow. But a whole weekend just happened with LOTS of stupid people visiting places outside madrid and barcelona as to say: " Well, is the last time before we can go for a while" and I sort of hope is their last time, feckwits.Will we not deploy guardia civil? I'm getting irrationally pissed off with the same dozens of people i see every day walking their dogs, kissing and shit like everything is fine.
How much money would the treasury save by not having to pay state pensions to older victims of the virus?
I think I'm far from the only one with that perspective. But people don't like to say it out loud.This is a very interesting perspective.
Thanks.I doubt it was just to the Valencian comunidad it'll have been to the Spanish coast in general, but a lot of Madrilenos do have holiday apartments in the province.
Valencia province has closed all bars, restaurants, sports centres, public buildings etc. The schools are shut from Monday.
