Youngy for PM.
He certainly would do a better job than BojoYoungy for PM.
Unfortunately like Bojo he often doesn't quite hit the mark.He certainly would do a better job than Bojo
It says at the bottom it wasnt live though. That's quite misleading.CDC says coronavirus RNA found in Princess Cruise ship cabins up to 17 days after passengers left
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I think this is true for almost every country in the western world. Hospital beds and equipment are expensive items, and future pandemics have been treated as a spooky campfire story, discussed as a real thing, but in financial terms ultimately given the same creedence as an asteroid collision.We never had a proper plan in place even though in 2016 we determined the NHS was not capable of dealing with an incident such as the one we are in four years later. Nothing was done about it.
South Korea seemed to get on top of things thanks to their phenomenal contact tracing. Proper sci fi shit. Data mining from CCTV networks, tracking credit card transactions, bollocks to GDPR. They just got it done.Do you reckon their ability to trace was the biggest factor in containing the outbreak?
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The paper which discussed survivablity on surfaces and aerosols was also very misleading as well.It says at the bottom it wasnt live though. That's quite misleading.
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Anyone?Anyone aware of my rights regarding the whole 2m rule whilst in work. I work in the distribution centre for a major food chain, most days I can be surrounded by people whilst picking into cages and so far no protective measures are in place. Anyone got any advice on the steps I should take, worries because I have 2 kids at home, my youngest is under 1 and has had continuous chest issues which have required multiple courses of antibiotics which haven't as yet solved her issue. Thanks in advance.
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If you have only one disposable FFP2/3 mask, I’d save it for when you might really need it.I need to go shopping in Tesco. I have a face mask, should I wear it? Will I be the only one? Am I being ridiculous?
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Is it possible for trump to face impeachment again?It is going from bad to worse in the US. New York has been badly hit today. Now the papers are saying that the US had a team in China monitoring the Covid but Trump cut its funding. CDC had a team in China for tracking new threats like the Covid but Trump cuts the funding for it. The US also rejected the WHO standard for testing kits and tried to manufacture their own which was found to be faulty and had to re do the whole thing again. It is one huge clusterfeck created by a clusterfeck himself,
It depends on the economical costs, and how much time they wasted. Today the US surpassed South Korea on the number of testing done (providing that they are not lying in the first place) despite that the new kit started only 8 days ago.It is going from bad to worse in the US. New York has been badly hit today. Now the papers are saying that the US had a team in China monitoring the Covid but Trump cut its funding. CDC had a team in China for tracking new threats like the Covid but Trump cuts the funding for it. The US also rejected the WHO standard for testing kits and tried to manufacture their own which was found to be faulty and had to re do the whole thing again. It is one huge clusterfeck created by a clusterfeck himself,
Well yeah, you can impeach the president for anything assuming that you have enough votes in the House.Is it possible for trump to face impeachment again?
Why would you not?Apparently people were having barbecues in the UK today, unreal
Summer came early.Apparently people were having barbecues in the UK today, unreal
I think the suggestion is that it wasn't a household who were having a barbecue, it was a party.Why would you not?
I think that is the way of saying that the number of infected is 10 times higher. This might be the case (Singapore said that 9/10 of imported cases were asymptotic, so you would miss them if you don't test everyone, US is saying that around 90% of positive cases are asymptotic). Also, countries that are doing more testings (US, South Korea, Germany) are having a lower fatality rate, around 1% or less. In case of Germany who does not have an overwhelmed medical system, it is much less than 1% (in the US, New York has been hit particularly bad but the national death ratio is still at 1% despite that the number of cases is at 53k).Italy's total of infections could be as many as 640,000 according to Health chief Angelo Borrelli . Which would suggest that the actual fatality rate is close to 1%.
I don't think so. I think if it was any other democracy in the world he would already have been kicked out. It is a lot worse than that. The politics is so divided nothing of anything good for the people will be done in the USA. FEMA offered New York 300 ventilators when they needed 3000. Doctors and nurses are begging online for masks. Seamstress have been asked to stitch masks. One doctor wore a plastic bag over his head during a procedure. These are not fake stories. This is not a third world country in Africa or Asia. This is the USA. It is crazy. Health care workers have been instructed to work regardless of PPE or not. They are begging the public for help on twitter with hashtag getmeppe.Is it possible for trump to face impeachment again?
What the nonsense are you talking about? CA is bad too. The UCLA has no PPE and many healthworkers have been tested positive because of no PPE. It has been handled very badly. The Federal government is up in its ass in shit.It depends on the economical costs, and how much time they wasted. Today the US surpassed South Korea on the number of testing done (providing that they are not lying in the first place) despite that the new kit started only 8 days ago.
New York is still not hit as bad as Lombardy for example (similar population), and the mortality rate in the US is quite low compared to most of European countries.
I don't think that the situation was handled well in the US, but it has not been worse than most European countries. This week and then April is gonna be very important, a make it or break it.
Bloody ell, where are you located?
No way? You're still working?!
I've discussed it with a Respiratory Registrar of mine in the same hospital, and she says that because I don't have a temperature and aren't coughing - it's not 100% that I have it.Sorry but that is a fecking joke. you should be tested immediately and isolated
Everywhere is bad, that is the nonsense I am saying. Obviously the Trump administration did a bad job on this, but it seems that only the countries who have dealt before with SARS (and for some reason Germany, but it might be still too early) had something resembling a plan. Italy, Spain, France, UK, US, etc have just been improvising without a good plan.What the nonsense are you talking about? CA is bad too. The UCLA has no PPE and many healthworkers have been tested positive because of no PPE. It has been handled very badly. The Federal government is up in its ass in shit.
Yeah, over here construction workers still have to go to work. I've seen people asking why they can't go for coffee with their friends if construction workers are still working (if it's not safe for me to go for coffee with my friends how is it safe for them to still be working)?South Korea seemed to get on top of things thanks to their phenomenal contact tracing. Proper sci fi shit. Data mining from CCTV networks, tracking credit card transactions, bollocks to GDPR. They just got it done.
From what I’ve read about China, their brilliance was in rapid diagnosis (fever clinics with a “while u wait” rapid PCR test and CT scan) as well as having the infrastructure to isolate people away from family units in mass quarantine centres. That and a general public spiritedness. People wanted to do the right thing. They felt a shared responsibility to do everything they needed to do to stop the virus spreading. Couldn’t be more different to all the examples of UK and American people behaving like selfish arsehole. IMO it’s unfair the way they’re being stereotyped as being bullied into submission. Sounds much more like the sort of civic responsibility we badly need to emulate to get through this.
I thought he said that 90% of tests came back negative rather than 90% of positive cases were asymptotic.90% of people who tested positive in the US don't have symptoms according to the surgeon general. Considering that the US has done more testing than any other country (except possibly China) this is pretty good news. The same goes for Singapore, 9 our of 10 imported cases were asymptotic.
I think the distinction is between going for work and going for pleasure. Most people need to work, most of them cannot do it from home. Going for coffee with friends on the other hand is not a necessity.Yeah, over here construction workers still have to go to work. I've seen people are asking why they can't go for coffee with their friends if construction workers are still working (if it's not safe for me to go for coffee with my friends how is it safe for them to still be working)?
Wouldn't it be too boring to not ever go out?I love my dogs but I wish I didn't have to walk them at least twice a day. I'd much rather hole up at home for two weeks and deal with it. This pandemic is making me hate people more than I already do.
Really?I thought he said that 90% of tests came back negative rather than 90% of positive cases were asymptotic.
Oh I agree. But people have conditioned themselves to have whatever they want whenever they want and the tantrums are coming.I think the distinction is between going for work and going for pleasure. Most people need to work, most of them cannot do it from home. Going for coffee with friends on the other hand is not a necessity.
It's not never, just a couple of weeks. Do I want to? No, I'd rather do what I've always done but equally I don't want to end up on a ventilator or condemn someone to a similar fate or worse.Wouldn't it be too boring to not ever go out?
But I see your point. Today I was walking and saw an old couple walking in front of me. Yeah, I had to change the street.
When I am personally affected because of the stupidity of the Trump government so be it. The US had a team by CDC in China for these very things and Trump cut the funding so they had to curtail it. The CDC had a plan but it was curtailed by this very administration. It is the height of incompetency by the Federal Government. USA knew that this was an unkown virus the day they tested the first one in January. The same day Korea also tested the first positive case.Everywhere is bad, that is the nonsense I am saying. Obviously the Trump administration did a bad job on this, but it seems that only the countries who have dealt before with SARS (and for some reason Germany, but it might be still too early) had something resembling a plan. Italy, Spain, France, UK, US, etc have just been improvising without a good plan.
The US, for example, has fewer cases and significantly fewer deaths than Italy, despite having 5 times as many people and having the first case earlier.
You probably need an anger management course considering that seems that you are unable to post without offending people. Until then, on ignore box.
I cannot see this lasting only for 2 weeks. Wuhan is staying for almost 3 months in lockdown, Italy and Spain will likely stay for 6+ weeks or so.It's not never, just a couple of weeks. Do I want to? No, I'd rather do what I've always done but equally I don't want to end up on a ventilator or condemn someone to a similar fate or worse.