[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Since no one else has bothered to address your mounting panic here Zizu; this is 2000 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic, not 2000 deaths in recent weeks. There have only been a few hundred deaths TOTAL in Scotland since the start of the 2nd wave.

Thank you !

That doesn’t sound quite as horrendous.


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[arista]

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Dogeatdog

That must’ve felt so worrying Josy but I’m very glad that he’s tested negative and I hope that you all are feeling a little bit more relaxed now.

Thank you

[Ammi]

...Josy....my mum’s in an Alzheimer’s care home as well, it’s such an awful time...I’m so, so glad that your dad is being cared for and that he’s okay......

[Ammi]

...this was always one of the big worries...how long ‘immunity’ would last for anyone who had previously infected...which means that ‘herd immunity’ would never be an option anyway...

[Ammi]

'Don't put clocks back to help fight COVID pandemic misery', petition urges...


https://uk.yahoo.com/news/clocks-go-...125329850.html


...I would say that it’s far too late on the clock for this to be thought about applying if it ever would have been, which I doubt...

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...this was always one of the big worries...how long ‘immunity’ would last for anyone who had previously infected...which means that ‘herd immunity’ would never be an option anyway...

She raises some very pertinent points ...


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[Nicky91]

netherlands: many scientists believe we need to go to a 4 week full lockdown, so closing stores, closing schools for that time, since they believe a partial lockdown what we are in now won't help a thing slowing the spread down

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Josy

Theres an outbreak in the home that my dads in atm, we were quite nervous the past few days as we had to wait on my dads results, he got them earlier this afternoon and thankfully it was negative though.

Oh phew the waiting must have been horrible x

[bots]

The uncertainty that is being generated across so many aspects of our lives by covid could ultimately be more damaging than the immediate health risk. Uncertainty leads to anxiety which directly affects mental health and that type of illness is not easily recovered from

[arista]

[Nicky91]

well supermarket my parents went to, majority had face masks apart from few people, few younger, and also couple elderly without a mask (i mean why do some elderly ignore the mask advice what could save their lives, kinda dumb )

[Nicky91]

https://www.spiegel.de/international...5c72a6#ref=rss

Germany: coronavirus is killing nightlife ''if that's the future then good night''

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Josy

Theres an outbreak in the home that my dads in atm, we were quite nervous the past few days as we had to wait on my dads results, he got them earlier this afternoon and thankfully it was negative though.

Really pleased to hear that Josy

[Kizzy]

One of my colleagues was off isolating as his mum was diagnosed, they were trying to treat her at home but she had a fall so is now in hospital

[Nicky91]

netherlands todays numbers

10.007 new cases

248 new hospitalisations (2,073 in total) 472 on the ICU now

47 new deaths

[bots]

Coronavirus infections are still rising across the UK, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

It estimates cases have risen by a quarter to more than 35,200 a day in England.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Ammi

'Don't put clocks back to help fight COVID pandemic misery', petition urges...





https://uk.yahoo.com/news/clocks-go-...125329850.html





...I would say that it’s far too late on the clock for this to be thought about applying if it ever would have been, which I doubt...

Far too late, there are automated systems in pretty much every industry that will alter on Sunday morning regardless and would take much longer than a couple of days to reprogramme if changing the clocks was abolished.

Also, yes there's debate about doing away with daylight savings, but we're CURRENTLY in BST which is the "fake" time, if we were to abolish changing the clocks (which is often discussed), it would be BST that goes and we would be on GMT year round... Which is what we're switching to on Sunday...

I do get the argument for maintaining more daylight in the afternoon with everyone stuck at home - but it's not like it makes a huge difference. The UK has short days in winter and there's no way to avoid that... You don't get extra daylight by changing the clocks, you just get it at a different time. It's not like dawn is particularly early so we miss out. We get the daylight we get, more daylight in the afternoon just means less in the morning.

[arista]

[arista]

[Coronavirus: Sewage tests detect local
COVID-19 hotspots
Waste-water testing at more than 90 plants
in the UK is tracking COVID-19 among people with no symptoms.]
More than 90 wastewater treatment sites are now being tested across the UK.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...spots-12111784

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

[Coronavirus: Sewage tests detect local
COVID-19 hotspots
Waste-water testing at more than 90 plants
in the UK is tracking COVID-19 among people with no symptoms.]
More than 90 wastewater treatment sites are now being tested across the UK.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...spots-12111784

Really.... Covid can pass through your system and not be killed? That's worrying.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Really.... Covid can pass through your system and not be killed? That's worrying.

Yes an Evil Virus

[arista]

Some good news:

[Coronavirus: Labour MP Yasmin Qureshi discharged from hospital after treatment for COVID-19

She praises "wonderful" NHS staff and says she was "completely overwhelmed by the kind messages I have received from everyone".]

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...id-19-12112059

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Really.... Covid can pass through your system and not be killed? That's worrying.

I don't think it's new information that raw sewage carries disease... There's a reason that disease was rife in cities before the invention of sanitation (there was poopoo and peepee all over the streets).

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

(there was poopoo and peepee all over the streets).

Send them back to france.