[LeatherTrumpet]

very low number

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

very low number

But it is up from days before now
27 sadly Died from Covid-19.



Meanwhile
Musician /Singer Noel Gallagher says he refuses to wear a 'pointless' mask despite UK laws

https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1305903281840025600

[arista]

[Stephen Donnelly: Ireland's cabinet
'restricting their movements' after health minister
reportedly has Covid-19 test.]

https://news.sky.com/story/stephen-d...id-19-12072721

[arista]

Lucky Ch4HD Reporter
was just Live in Frankfurt, Germany
As soon as he landed he took a Covid-19 test
it took 6 hours.
At their Airport he was negative.

Of course Germany is doing better
they have many more labs you can get a fast test.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

very low number

Yes it's a low number but its rising which is a concern regardless of the number imo

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Figures released today revealed the number of people dying from coronavirus in
England and Wales has plunged to the lowest level since mid-March, before the
peak of the pandemic struck.

source\: DM today

Originally Posted by Josy

Yes it's a low number but its rising which is a concern regardless of the number imo

incorrect

[Josy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

incorrect

9 deaths yesterday 27 today that's more than doubled

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

But it is up from days before now
27 sadly Died from Covid-19.



Meanwhile
Musician /Singer Noel Gallagher says he refuses to wear a 'pointless' mask despite UK laws

https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1305903281840025600

He must have an album due to be released ..


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Josy

9 deaths yesterday 27 today that's more than doubled

More than tripled ..


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[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Josy

9 deaths yesterday 27 today that's more than doubled

Coronavirus deaths now just 1% of national total as lowest week since March recorded

Data released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals that there were 78 Covid-19 deaths between August 29 and September 4 - the lowest weekly figure since March

The number of people dying from any cause in England and Wales has dipped to more than 15% below average - while Covid-19 deaths continue to plummet, data released today shows.

Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal that in the week ending September 4 - the most recent available - 78 people died after contracting coronavirus.

This is the lowest weekly figure since March, and the stats reveal that there were nearly 1,500 fewer overall deaths than the five-year average.





https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...ust-1-22684341

[Josy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Coronavirus deaths now just 1% of national total as lowest week since March recorded



Data released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals that there were 78 Covid-19 deaths between August 29 and September 4 - the lowest weekly figure since March



The number of people dying from any cause in England and Wales has dipped to more than 15% below average - while Covid-19 deaths continue to plummet, data released today shows.



Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal that in the week ending September 4 - the most recent available - 78 people died after contracting coronavirus.



This is the lowest weekly figure since March, and the stats reveal that there were nearly 1,500 fewer overall deaths than the five-year average.











https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...ust-1-22684341

Yes you've mentioned that but it's still risen over the past few days...

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Josy

Yes you've mentioned that but it's still risen over the past few days...

Day figures are historical band meaningless

[bitontheslide]

i'm sure we all hope that the number of serious illnesses and deaths remains low, but we have to be aware of the inertia and the exponential rise in infection rate that can occur. We are in uncharted territory and given that it is best to be cautious at least through this winter. If we are not, it's difficult to get it back under control as we all know

[parmnion]

The deaths are people who have died of covid after being diagnosed with it weeks ago...just remember that.


Hold on tight for winter...and just be nice to everyone.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i'm sure we all hope that the number of serious illnesses and deaths remains low, but we have to be aware of the inertia and the exponential rise in infection rate that can occur. We are in uncharted territory and given that it is best to be cautious at least through this winter. If we are not, it's difficult to get it back under control as we all know

Well said, that's exactly what I was thinking while you were typing it out

[Zizu]

Sky News mentioned a survey of U.K. doctors revealed that 9 out 10 feel that the second wave is imminent


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[arista]

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[joeysteele]

Watching the really atrociously incompetent health secretary today.
Should leave most just wondering what on earth has he been doing all this time.

What an absolute shambles from both him and his leader.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Watching the really atrociously incompetent health secretary today.
Should leave most just wondering what on earth has he been doing all this time.

What an absolute shambles from both him and his leader.

Yes Amazed "the Star"
has him as a Clown, again
good front page from them.

[bitontheslide]

Ambulances were queuing up outside a hospital in Bolton yesterday, that doesn't strike me as a system under control

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Amazed "the Star"
has him as a Clown, again
good front page from them.

It's depressing.
Putting aside the forewarning we had in January of what was more than likely to come to us, never mind only possible.

To now, 6 months on from the national lockdown, be in this chaos still as to testing is disgraceful and dangerous incompetence.

I doubt anyone could have done worse than Hancock and Johnson on this actually.

This has been a really awful, unexpected and virtually unknown crisis for any government to have had thrown at them.
I felt for them to have to deal with it.

I supported fully the national lockdown.
Which however should been time used by any kind of competent PM and government, to fully plan for any further concerns regarding this pandemic in the future.
Which they haven't done and have failed dangerously.

There's a lot of the low number of deaths at present comments so it's nothing to worry about..
Which ignore that now it's only those who were diagnosed in the last 28 days.
If someone was diagnosed on 1st September with covid, then died on September 30th..
They won't be in the deaths figure.

This was a time, if there ever was one, to pull together.
With all elected representatives to work solidly together.
Everyone who voted for whoever and whatever party, are ALL affected, or potentially so, by this virus.
Yet, this lot have sought to divide, confuse with conflicting muddled advice, react rather than prepare and deceive by manipulating figures,even on loved ones deaths.
Also testing and the protection equipment farce, dangerous farce however.

Hancock has the support of Johnson, they are linked completely.
I doubt the UK has ever been so badly, incompetently and dangerously served by any previous PM and health secretary in a time of crisis.
As it has by these 2 failing individuals.

[Nicky91]

India has about 5 million coronavirus cases

daily for the last weeks there was about 95.000 new cases

death count there is at 80.000



India and USA are only nations with over 5 million cases as to this date