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9 hours ago, Aaron2016 said:

Met a woman in the city the other day.  She said she knows a guy who had just come over from Wuhan, China.  Apparently he got a flight to Amsterdam and drove to France and boarded a regular ferry into England.  No fuss whatever.  It was also common talk that a group of school kids were staying in a quarantined hotel in Italy, and while most of them were forced to stay, a large number of them had managed to get out just before the quarantine was enforced, and they flew back home to Belfast without any fuss and with nobody in Belfast to instruct them on what to do, so they simply got off the plane and went home.

 

 

let's hope so. Let's hope that everyone takes that attitude rather than submitting to the world of hysteria and fear that "Health Officials" want us to.

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On 2/12/2020 at 1:11 PM, Eldorado said:

"A woman who flew into London from China a few days ago is being treated for coronavirus, bringing the total number of UK cases to nine.

This is what I cannot understand.  At this point, WHY are we still allowing people into our countries from China?  FTM, why would we be allowing incoming flights from Italy or any of the Asian countries that have growing numbers of sick people?  We already have community based spread, why make it worse?

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12 hours ago, XenoFish said:

How many hands can a dollar pass between in a week? https://prezi.com/bxcuabjmrkwr/how-far-does-money-travel/

The flu virus can survive on cash from one hour to two days. Also, about 7% of money carries viable strains of dangerous bacteria, like ones that cause pneumonia. Also, 92% of all bank notes contain trace amounts of illegal drugs.

 

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12 hours ago, XenoFish said:

. Also, 92% of all bank notes contain trace amounts of illegal drugs.

How to harvest? Anyone?

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We dont stand a chance look at Flight Radar24, showing all aeroplanes in the sky.

https://www.flightradar24.com/54.94,-0.41/5

How can we possibly contain the spread of the virus.

the far east.

https://www.flightradar24.com/29.78,105.67/4

 

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7 minutes ago, stevewinn said:

We dont stand a chance look at Flight Radar24, showing all aeroplanes in the sky.

https://www.flightradar24.com/54.94,-0.41/5

How can we possibly contain the spread of the virus.

the far east.

https://www.flightradar24.com/29.78,105.67/4

 

 

 

well exactly. I trust you were pointing out how absurd the idea of "containment" is, rather than complaining that they ought to do and they're not doing enough (such as stopping all global trade and travel).

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1 hour ago, and then said:

This is what I cannot understand.  At this point, WHY are we still allowing people into our countries from China?  FTM, why would we be allowing incoming flights from Italy or any of the Asian countries that have growing numbers of sick people?  We already have community based spread, why make it worse?

If they can't get a direct flight, they could easily fly to any European airport, and get a connecting flight from there, or take the train, coach, or hire a car to the border, hop on a ferry, or take the Eurotunnel.  One way or another, anyone who is determined enough to get home will find a way.

 

 

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For the vast majority of people apparently having the flu is worse than this virus, and within 5 days of showing signs of the virus your body's own immune system clears it. hence why there's no cure or effective treatment the hospital can administer, only supportive treatment. Yet 99% of people with Coronavirus clear the virus themselves. 1% succumb to the virus.

 

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How can people possibly take all this seriously?

"LIFE to be PUT ON HOLD for THREE MONTHS", shrieks the Daily Express mail today. "Prime Minister Joris Bohnson announced his Battle Plan as he Put the Nation on a War Footing in a Sombre message to his People as Minsiters Battle the Virus". I'm afraid I didn't see the sombre message to the people, but I'd love to see ministers dressed in full NBC gear Battling the virus like personnel from UNIT in Jon Pertwee era Doctor Who, perhaps as Jodie Whitaker gasps ineffectually in the background. 

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The UK has detected 34 new coronavirus cases, taking the total number of confirmed infections to 85

Daily Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/coronavirus-uk-news-live-cases-update-latest-covid-19/

"Live" at the Daily Mirror: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/coronavirus-live-uk-shutdown-could-21627562

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Meanwhile, around 1,000 people tested positive for cancer in the UK today .....  

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6 hours ago, stevewinn said:

Yet 99% of people with Coronavirus clear the virus themselves. 1% succumb to the virus.

 

WHO says coronavirus death rate is 3.4% globally, higher than previously thought.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/03/who-says-coronavirus-death-rate-is-3point4percent-globally-higher-than-previously-thought.html

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-03-03/six-dead-coronavirus-kirkland-seattle-california-cases

 

"expert reaction to WHO Director-General’s comments that 3.4% of reported COVID-19 cases have died globally"

At ScienceMediaCentre: https://www.sciencemediacentre.org/expert-reaction-to-who-director-generals-comments-that-3-4-of-reported-covid-19-cases-have-died-globally/

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9 minutes ago, Eldorado said:

But those statistics are based on those tested...the very ill.  People with mild flu symptoms — a cold — don’t get tested for the virus.  

Can you see?  World catches a cold — and never recovers fully due to fear and panic. 

 

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Worth reading the 3rd link in Eldorado's post (#65) :tu:

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If the WHO figures are to be believed then 305million deaths are on the way.

 

 

 

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The UK must have one of the best diagnosis systems in place.

I was talking to a lad in work and one of his family members self isolated as they'd been to Italy. Apparently you phone 111. Tell them whats what and within a day some health care professional turns up and takes a swab from inside your mouth/cheek. Two days later was told they were all clear. Just common cold.

If this is happening all over the country no wonder we are getting a good picture if the virus in the community.

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8 minutes ago, stevewinn said:

The UK must have one of the best diagnosis systems in place.

I was talking to a lad in work and one of his family members self isolated as they'd been to Italy. Apparently you phone 111. Tell them whats what and within a day some health care professional turns up and takes a swab from inside your mouth/cheek. Two days later was told they were all clear. Just common cold.

If this is happening all over the country no wonder we are getting a good picture if the virus in the community.

Check the stats in my post #373 in another thread.

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With community transmission taking hold, one has to wonder if it was maybe not so safe for those horsemen bus drivers to not have protection. The passengers were wearing masks when they boarded the bus, but were they wearing them when they dressed and before. Seems their clothes could have possibly been contaminated.

Very sad news though :(

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31 minutes ago, stevewinn said:

The UK must have one of the best diagnosis systems in place.

I was talking to a lad in work and one of his family members self isolated as they'd been to Italy. Apparently you phone 111. Tell them whats what and within a day some health care professional turns up and takes a swab from inside your mouth/cheek. Two days later was told they were all clear. Just common cold.

If this is happening all over the country no wonder we are getting a good picture if the virus in the community.

  What do they do if their test says positive? Are you taken away and locked away in Isolation? Are you ordered to "self isolate" and do they check by posting a police officer (at a safe distance) to make sure you do?

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20 minutes ago, Dumbledore the Awesome said:

  What do they do if their test says positive? Are you taken away and locked away in Isolation? Are you ordered to "self isolate" and do they check by posting a police officer (at a safe distance) to make sure you do?

Anyone who is suspected of having the disease is asked to voluntarily self-isolate themselves and call NHS 111.  Authorities will contact the person and determine if they are positive.  If they are, then (preferably by phone) they will be asked to provide all available information regarding every location they have recently been to, and who they were in direct contact with, so that they too can be informed and self-isolate themselves to stop the disease from spreading, as many people could be carrying the disease as hosts and could potentially spread the disease to more vulnerable people without realizing it.  Travel restrictions may also be enforced, and a heavy fine if the person who tests positive refuses to self-isolate themselves as they would be endangering the lives of others on purpose.  If a person tests positive and 'medically' is unable to self-isolate themselves (needs care assistance as they are blind, elderly, disabled etc) then they will be transferred to a medical facility that specializes in treating quarantined patients e.g. patients exposed to high levels of radiation etc.  When they overcome the effects of the disease and test negative, they will be discharged back home.  Owing to the limited resources that the NHS can provide, patients are asked to self-isolate themselves at home.

 

 

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UK RANKED BEST IN WORLD FOR EPIDEMIC RESPONSE AND MITIGATION.

The four month old Global Health Security Index showed - "When it comes to rapid response to, and mitigation of, the spread of an epidemic, the UK led the world."

https://order-order.com/2020/03/04/uk-ranked-best-world-epidemic-response-mitigation/

 

COVID-19 Update 4 March -

 

 

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