[Nicky91]

Netherlands: we got a coronavaccine from Leiden ''Janssen Pharmacies''

and has ordered a supply of 7,8 million of these, and we also got another coronavaccine lab, where we ordered a supply of 23 million of those


and Minister De Jonge hopes vaccine will become available in Fall 2021

[Nicky91]

Youtube video

dutch airline company KLM their newest advert, specifically regarding safe travel in times of corona

[arista]

That Debate Pence Vs Harris
was not very good in the USA.

I recorded it.

He said stuff on Biden
She said its not true?

The speaker older lady was weak.
Never pressed them hard enough.

On Covid, it was brief.

[arista]

Put your or your mates
Postcode in to see the Covid-19 Rules


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54373904

[Ammi]

Coronavirus: Toughest new lockdown rules could include ban on household mixing in any setting...


https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...rules-12098983

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

Coronavirus: Toughest new lockdown rules could include ban on household mixing in any setting...


https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...rules-12098983

Yes in Zones that have it High
but it will be hard to Enforce,

Johnson PM is to slow.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes in Zones that have it High
but it will be hard to Enforce,

Johnson PM is to slow.

you think Johnson is too slow, our Rutte is even slower, and more lacklustre (failing to listen to a public survey on mask requirement what majority wants, but he still says we need to wait what the effects of the current measures will be in 2 weeks from now)

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

you think Johnson is too slow, our Rutte is even slower, and more lacklustre (failing to listen to a public survey on mask requirement what majority wants, but he still says we need to wait what the effects of the current measures will be in 2 weeks from now)

Yes Ruttle may not Win his next Election

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Ruttle may not Win his next Election

i'd say PVDA (Labour) or CDA (Christian-democrats) have a good chance the next election

leader for CDA too is our current health minister whom i personally find doing good work in making deals for multiple sorts of vaccines, so we can test which vaccine is better

our Labour's Asscher is doing good work in trying to keep morale up with the people, trying to get health care workers to get those extra bonusses they deserve for hard work


the far right like Wilders, Baudet they are more creating drama within parliament rather than coming up with solutions or advice to help us out of this coronacrisis

[arista]

Because of China's Covid-19
the National Trust has to cut 1,300 jobs.

[Nicky91]

netherlands numbers of today

5,831 new cases

49 new ICU patients (total now of 228)

13 new deaths

[arista]

The Organiser of an Illegal Rave in August
Young Fool
Fined Ł10,000 today



SkyNewsHD Live

[arista]

People tested positive Covid-19 : 17,540 today.

Patients in hospital
3,412

Patients in ventilator beds
442


Today 77 Died of Covid-19


42,592 Total UK deaths.


https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[arista]

Yes Covid-19 Rules are not the same
all over the UK.

[arista]

London Richmond has the Highest new cases : 103 New Cases ITV1HD London news.

17,540 today. is the Total UK New Cases.

[bitontheslide]

Nottingham has the highest Covid-19 infection rate in the UK, according to the latest data.

Public Health England figures show that 689.1 per 100,000 people tested positive for the virus in the city over the past week.

New social distancing rules for Nottinghamshire are due to be announced on Monday, according to documents leaked earlier today.

Local politicians have criticised the delay in imposing restrictions.

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[Ammi]

More than 1,000 students test positive for coronavirus at Newcastle University...

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/more-1-000...140830260.html

[Ammi]

...is it also that some people and younger people/students etc would have always been tested as positive through whatever amount of time/and been asymptomatic ...which is what has always been thought, anyway...and it’s not so much the phases of everything ‘going back’ ...but more that the testing is being done...which was such a slow start...but now..?...

[Cherie]

THhe only comparisons with the first wave should be hospital admissions, those on ventilators and the R number, numbers testing positive means nothing as there are no comparable testing figures from April

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

He was and is right.
There seems to be a deliberate just long running communication, and particularly on the government side, actually also a really listening problem here.

If they really don't know what's best to do, then open up the advice and bring in all parties fully.
So the fullest consensus and what likely can or will work where.
Gets implemented.

Because, most people I've briefly talked to, usually from across the street when I'm out.
The growing view is, they are feeling things are going the same way almost as was the case in March.

As if although there's been a fair amount learned about this virus, enough hasn't been, hence the complicated at times communication and instructions from government.

To be fair, we hear from the government it's an unprecedented crisis the government has to deal with.
That can easily be understood.
However they DON'T have to deal with it alone.

They could involve all parties and local groupings too, who know areas and the people in them.
Make everything,a concensus PARLIAMENTARY not just government set of communications and instructions.
Which have all been set out with local area politicians and organisations.

This reactive, procrastinating and dismissive attitude from government is not now having effect.
There is a trust issue with this government now via mixed messaging.

It needs a national response of all inclusive consultation and properly listening to all others.

In wartime, we had national coalition government.
Really on dealing with this crisis issue, that's what we need in place too.
For a period of dealing with it and its effects.
In my view anyway.

[bitontheslide]

At this point, we are probably 3 weeks away from a nightmare if they dont get the infection rate under control

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

At this point, we are probably 3 weeks away from a nightmare if they dont get the infection rate under control

You and I seem to have disagreed on this issue bots.
That's maybe from a different emphasis on the virus from our own perspectives.

I still however have felt overall you've made strong points.
This is another you make here.
I agree.