[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

That last paragraph is really concerning.

I'm taking my Mum for hers on Saturday.
If I come across anything like that, they'll need to re- schedule.
I've moved all to ensure her safety, I'm not having it jeopardised in that way.

It's an anxious time for many just even going for the vaccine.
Many who have stuck to the letter of the restrictions too.

To then face the scenario you've described is disgraceful and unacceptable.

The thing is, there is now a pressing target the government has set to reach by mid February.
Once you start making things about targets too, then corners get cut.
Which can compromise the right and necessary observances and care.

I think it varies where you go. When my dad went, it was ridiculously well organised. They had marshalls everywhere to ensure that social distancing was maintained, he was taken to another social distanced area at his appointment time, then to another waiting area where you have to wait 15 minutes. There were people to help at all places, markings on the floor and no breaches in social distancing or hygiene. It was very impressive to be honest

[arista]

Originally Posted by arista

Some Young Punk

He has a Good Mother
she has taken the 15 year old Punks
PlayStation away as punishment.


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[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I think it varies where you go. When my dad went, it was ridiculously well organised. They had marshalls everywhere to ensure that social distancing was maintained, he was taken to another social distanced area at his appointment time, then to another waiting area where you have to wait 15 minutes. There were people to help at all places, markings on the floor and no breaches in social distancing or hygiene. It was very impressive to be honest

My aunt had a similar experience, and she had hers at her GP, I find it hard the believe social distancing wouldn’t be enforced in these settings

Joey I think it will be fine, if there was an major issue it would be newsworthy, sounds like just like a badly organised place Vicky, maybe a one off

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I think it varies where you go. When my dad went, it was ridiculously well organised. They had marshalls everywhere to ensure that social distancing was maintained, he was taken to another social distanced area at his appointment time, then to another waiting area where you have to wait 15 minutes. There were people to help at all places, markings on the floor and no breaches in social distancing or hygiene. It was very impressive to be honest

Oh for sure. I feel so sorry for myself with how our GP surgery has gone through all this. Near everyone I speak to, their surgeries improved a lot. Meanwhile, despite the news saying GPs are not closed, ours bloody well is and has been for months now. Their answer to everything seems to be..if it gets worse go to A&E Which even at normal times shouldn't be what a doctor says unless you have some life threatening illness..nevermind sending people there in the midst of a pandemic ffs.

Joey I think it will be fine, if there was an major issue it would be newsworthy, sounds like just like a badly organised place Vicky, maybe a one off

Some of it has been on the news though, only have this link saved as was using it in a conversation..but there were more of these

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...shire-55887486

So seems theres a few GPs as crappy as ours is!

I am so so jealous of anyone living in an area where their doctors will actually speak to them
Ours was always bad, but this is just utterly stupid.

[Nicky91]

well here in Netherlands the organizing part is amateurish , compared to all other big countries such as Germany, UK, US, France, Italy, Australia, South Korea

[arista]

[Rishi Sunak is growing increasingly concerned
that Government scientific advisers are raising
the bar for the point at which lockdown
should be lifted, allies claimed last night.
The Chancellor is eager to ease restrictions as
soon as possible to breathe life back into a
throttled economy that has been devastated
by the pandemic.
But he is also said to be anxious that the
nation's top scientists are 'moving the goalposts'
for the criteria for loosening measures,
further delaying the recovery.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...kdown-end.html

[arista]

[Nicky91]

Netherlands todays numbers

4.246 new cases

186 new hospitalisations, 2 more than yesterday (2.121 in total)

29 new ICU patients, 4 more than yesterday (602 in total)

67 new deaths (average of last 7 days deaths is 61)

[Nicky91]

not exactly going up but more levelling off in the 4k a day, 1.000 more than 1st of February

reminder of numbers of 1st of February

3.280 new cases (lowest since 1st of October)

144 new hospitalisations (2.270 in total)

24 new ICU patients (639 in total)

27 new deaths

[arista]

Thursday 4/2/21

Today 915 have died

20,634 have caught Covid-19

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

Patients in hospital
Latest available
31,670

Patients on ventilation
Latest available
3,625

110,250 Total UK Deaths.

[arista]

Ch4HDnews reports around 15% of the UK
have refused the Vaccination
many of them from the BAME community.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

Ch4HDnews reports around 15% of the UK
have refused the Vaccination
many of them from the BAME community.

Hmm, wouldn't have thought it was quite that high like.

Mind, I suspected there might be a significant amount of people refusing it, as a couple of weeks back on BBC news I think it was, some head medical guy was being asked about the vaccine. He was asked if takeup was high. And gave a politicians answer of something along the lines of 'people who have been shielding and away from their families are very grateful that the vaccine is available', which obviously did not answer the question..

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Ch4HDnews reports around 15% of the UK
have refused the Vaccination
many of them from the BAME community.

Better for the rest of us who are desperate for a jab and yet worse as they are more likely to get it and so spread it around to others ..


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[arista]

Nations Around The World above 10,000 Covid-19 Deaths

453,545 USA deaths
227,563 Brazil deaths
161,240 Mexico deaths
154,703 India deaths
110,462 United Kingdom deaths
90,241 Italy deaths
77,743 France deaths
74,005 Russia deaths
60,802 Spain deaths
60,370 Iran deaths
60,065 Germany deaths
58,256 Iran deaths
54,877 Colombia deaths
48,539 Argentina deaths
45,344 South Africa deaths
41,538 Peru deaths
38,344 Poland deaths
31,001 Indonesia deaths
26,467 Turkey deaths
24,429 Ukraine deaths
21,216 Belgium deaths
20,403 Canada deaths
18,731 Chile deaths
18,675 Romania deaths
16,826 Czechia deaths
14,968 Ecuador deaths
14,346 Netherlands deaths
13,482 Portugal deaths
13,091 Iraq deaths
12,832 Hungary deaths
12,028 Sweden deaths
11,833 Pakistan deaths
10,997 Philippines deaths
10,571 Bolivia deaths




Pro Data :https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

[arista]

Ch4HDnews
understands 10 days in
Quarantine Hotels from Monday 15th of Feb.
Only applys to 10 Ports in the UK.

[joeysteele]

Why until 15th February.
Surely they've had plenty of time to have this set up.
We've been in a new lockdown over 2 weeks already.
How have they not been able to do this by now.
For goodness sake.

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Why until 15th February.
Surely they've had plenty of time to have this set up.
We've been in a new lockdown over 2 weeks already.
How have they not been able to do this by now.
For goodness sake.

[arista]

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[arista]

[Zizu]

I recall a few weeks ago listening to a well respected expert on pandemics state that given all they know about these things it’s imperative that all the measures should remain in place until the daily infection rate is under 100 .... 200 max for a sustained period.



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