Government: 20,000 CoVid deaths is a good result
Absolutely diabolical, South Korea has a population of 55 million and only has 144 deaths, acting like 20,000 deaths is a good result is disgusting. The government ignored the WHO’s advice and should be held accountable (I know there’s a corona thread but it’s fast moving and I think this is an important topic) |
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Yes not a good way to talk of this Covid 19. Thats a way High amount. Johnson PM Dragged his bloody feet |
i think it's important that experts are realistic in the numbers they present to us.
Just to put it in to perspective. If we had done nothing, the expected death toll would have been 500,000, if we had kept to basic social distancing, the death rate would be 250,000 Other countries may have done better in the short term because they were more rigorous with isolation, but they are all seeing rises again now. They haven't beaten it yet ... nothing like it |
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Also it's probably best for that guy to apologise and come up with a much lower number and make out that the original statistic was a "mistake" so that people don't panic. I'd say 5,000 deaths or something around that mark if I was him. |
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That would be in the ball park of seasonal flu deaths so yes a good outcome. And many of those who will die with Covid would likely have died this year even without the virus. Most of the Western world will experience the same so the chances of us somehow uniquely avoiding a high death count were very slim. I know that Korea has been able to control the outbreak better but they were much better equipped from the beginning because of the Sars outbreak a few years ago. It is better to compare us to other European countries rather than Asian ones
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It’s harsh to say but that probably is a good outcome. You can not prevent people dieing if people do not follow instructions :shrug:
You also can not compare Asia to Europe in my opinion, the cultures are different and in Asia people typically listen to their governments instruction/are less rebellious, which is why China has succeeded so well. |
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Why don't they impose lockdowns and testing programmes to reduce the number that die of flu every year?
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I don't understand how Asian countries should be expected to be better equipped, we had contingency planning for SARS and MERS too. Every country knew the dangers of a pandemic, it would be better to say that our response knowing the seriousness of the threat was seriously lacking. |
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100% Johnson PM is at fault he had Harder warnings ignored them. |
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thats the luck of draw if you get Normal Flu in the whole World This China Virus Covid 19 Killer is NOTHING like Flu is Instant Death to many old folks Some strong old folks can beat it , of course. From a SkyNewsHD report a upset Italian Nurse said the older ones can not be saved in Italy. |
The attitude that ‘oh, it’s only the people that are likely to die anyway, so it’s a good result’ is actually abhorrent, what an awful outlook to have about thousands of people dying of something that could have been handled if the people in charge acted much sooner than they did.
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Yes more will Die because Johnson PM early on Dragged his Feet |
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Yes Johnson PM said week ago by now 25,000 tests a day. Live on SkyNewsHD and Marr BBC1HD Gove claimed he reached 10,000 a day. Johnson Failed 100% on not Locking down the UK last month |
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Yes Johnson PM Guilty as charged. |
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Also there's years when the flu vaccine is not well matched to the strain that is going about, and it doesn't do much good. More about that here - https://www.insider.com/how-effective-is-the-flu-shot |
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how can you miss saying Worldwide |
Boris actually said 250,000 tests, it was the expert next to him who said 25,000.. 10,000 will be a generous estimate too.
Nobody I know that rang 111 with symptoms has been offered a test. |
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