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And we also had a light at the end of the tunnel.At least being in the field on exercise or on a detachment you had something to occupy yourself with.
With this Covid-19 no one really knows how long we are going to be locked down.
And we also had a light at the end of the tunnel.At least being in the field on exercise or on a detachment you had something to occupy yourself with.
Exactly and if you didn’t have something to occupy yourself with you can be guaranteed that someone would find something for you to do!At least being in the field on exercise or on a detachment you had something to occupy yourself with.
Jeremy Corbyn doesn't have anything to do right now..........I wonder who he would nominate for leader? The WHO have been active, as you would expect, in offering advice etc but i don't recall hearing much coming from the UN which is the closest to a supranational power that we currently have and could be a global co-ordinating body.
I read that, laughed and now I’m going to wash my hands......a lot.During the present crisis it's a case of buying what's available, and eating things you normally wouldn't.
Yesterday I bought some crab paste and had some for my tea, it was bloody horrible, today I'm going back to the chemists for a refund.
The bonus is my itchy throat has cleared up
You need to think about why are you testing and what do you then do with this, they test the very sick to check that it is C-19 so they get the right treatment, I think they should be teating health care professionals for their and their patients safety.I have been listening to the clamour for more testing, both anti-gen and anti- body, of not only NHS and critical staff but the general populace as well. There is no way of conjuring, Harry potter style, test kits out of thin air and yes they are being made in quantity and coming online but not enough. Yes the government are talking about ramping tests up from 5,000 to 10,000 and then onwards and upwards from there. Now if you assume that the government can somehow ramp the number up to a massive one million tests a week, yes that's one million tests per week, then with a population of 66 million if your name is Zeke Zimmering it's 66 weeks or sometime next year until your test is carried out.
Spot on but it doesn't stop the unwashed masses demanding testing as if in some way being tested will fix thingsShould we test the general pop, we’ve gone beyond containment and are now in suppression mode, if we don’t have the resources to track and trace hundreds of thousands of symptomatic individuals and their contacts, and the facilities to quarantine them, then apart from being able to put a number in the papers what benefit is there from mass testing, bearing in mind that by the time you've displayed symptoms, been tested and the results have come back you’re probably no longer spreading it and in most cases fully recovered.
They bought the computer from the Met Office - getting things wrong since 1861Interestingly I see the Imperial College team, the people who produced the coronavirus death predictions for the government to base their actions on; have now downgraded their prediction. It has now been revised from 250,000 down to 20,000 and again revised downwards to 5,700. It does make me wonder if they're using the same computer models as the climate change wonks.
Spot on but it doesn't stop the unwashed masses demanding testing as if in some way being tested will fix things
How bad is it in your area ?
10:00 on Sunday 29 Mar 2020
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There are 38 confirmed cases in Doncaster, (up 0 in the last 14 hours.) out of a local population of 310,542 The best day so far for Doncaster.
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Remember, many others probably have the virus but haven't been tested so do not show on the statistics.
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Statas from ----> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274