[arista]

Cheer Up

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[Nicky91]

netherlands breaking news

No More Amateur Sports for these current times until further notice, also the parliament thinks it is better for people to only use public transport if really necessary

indoors only gatherings now of a maximum of 30 people

outdoors just 4 people next to each other


for pubs, bars, restaurants again new stricter measures but for now not sure what measures will be (tomorrow will be revealed in press conference)

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

netherlands breaking news

No More Amateur Sports for these current times until further notice, also the parliament thinks it is better for people to only use public transport if really necessary

indoors only gatherings now of a maximum of 30 people

outdoors just 4 people next to each other


for pubs, bars, restaurants again new stricter measures but for now not sure what measures will be (tomorrow will be revealed in press conference)

Eredivisie is off then

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Eredivisie is off then

nope, as that is professional sports

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

nope, as that is professional sports

[arista]

[The Liverpool City Region will be on the
"very high" Covid alert level from Wednesday,
Boris Johnson has announced.
Confirming a new three-tier lockdown system,
the PM said pubs, bars and betting shops
will close on Merseyside.
Most areas of England will be on "medium" alert,
with measures like the rule of six,
but areas with local restrictions
on household mixing are automatically on "high" alert.

The PM said all retail outlets, schools
and universities will remain open.

It came after England's deputy chief medical officer,
Prof Jonathan Van-Tam, said growth in Covid cases
was a "nationwide phenomenon"
and that "things are heating up"
in areas beyond northern England.]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54514079

[AnnieK]

My son has been told to isolate AGAIN. he's not been able to do more than 2 weeks between isolations

[Nicky91]

also our minister of medical care has confirmed we got enough hazmat suits, and medical face masks, also for a upcoming third wave

[arista]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-54482905

Covid across Europe: As UK prepares for new lockdowns,
Europe too is struggling


That Link has Nickys Nation.

["Very bad" was Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's assessment
on Friday of how his country is faring.
An understatement perhaps, given the Netherlands
has one of the worst infection rates in Europe - almost 6,000 new cases
recorded on Thursday, writes Anna Holligan, in The Hague.]

[Nicky91]

because they care too much about their freedom over here

[arista]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

My son has been told to isolate AGAIN. he's not been able to do more than 2 weeks between isolations

That's a shame.

[arista]

Sadly Liverpool
has the highest Covid-19 folks in Hospital
so they have had to cancel some normal operations
in hospitals.


The PM is still answering questions
in Parliament, it is due to end around 5:50PM.

Next Year in England
All A-levels will now be 3 weeks later

[Nicky91]

i already know there won't be requirement on masks, us stupid dutch with our desire for that unnecessary freedom



i am even not gonna watch our press conference tomorrow, tired of hearing that nonsense from our failed PM

[arista]

[Nicky91]

yup bring another possible covid cases home, make sure they are thoroughly tested then

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

yup bring another possible covid cases home, make sure they are thoroughly tested then

Well that won’t happen .. .


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[Zizu]

Is there a theory why very young children seem to be , generally speaking , untouched by the virus ??


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[arista]

BBC London News reports
some parts of London are close to the Liverpool Level.
The Mayor says later in the week
measures will be taken.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Is there a theory why very young children seem to be , generally speaking , untouched by the virus ??

Normal for many viruses to be honest, e.g. measles is (usually) much milder in children, Chicken Pox isn't a worry in kids but can have serious complications in adults (shingles), etc.

If you look at the graphs Covid isn't really a serious threat right up to the mid-40's, and even then it's quite rare for it to be "severe" right up until 60+, with obviously 75+ being the real risk category. It is fairly standard for respiratory illnesses to be worse the older you get.

[arista]

The PM , Rishi Sunak are Live
And Professor Whitty.


SkyNewsHD
BBC1HD
LBC Radio
Times DAB Radio
Radio5


Live Link
https://twitter.com/i/events/1314485905609031686

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Normal for many viruses to be honest, e.g. measles is (usually) much milder in children, Chicken Pox isn't a worry in kids but can have serious complications in adults (shingles), etc.



If you look at the graphs Covid isn't really a serious threat right up to the mid-40's, and even then it's quite rare for it to be "severe" right up until 60+, with obviously 75+ being the real risk category. It is fairly standard for respiratory illnesses to be worse the older you get.

Thanks ...


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[arista]

They are taking Media Questions now


SkyNewsHD
BBCnewsHD



The PM has now Finished

[Zizu]

Professor Chris cited a group of contributory factors

Mixing indoors

In crowed environments

Mixing with people not in your household

Not wearing masks

... he’s just described schools ...


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