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Maybe you were right about Brighton https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51447761
That doctors is about 5 miles from me here thank god, but it still wont stop me going out though.
Maybe you were right about Brighton https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51447761
Best to nuke Brighton first though just as a precaution .
That`s after Wales gets it
At least the women know how to do itIn view of the developing situation, the England v Wales 6 Nations match at Twickenham may now have to be played in an empty stadium. Not to avoid contagion, just to spare England the embarrassment.
That's 20% death rate, much worse than even worst early prognosis
1000 deaths out of 42,000 confirmed cases is not 20%
The confusing figure is the "recovered" numbers.......it is unclear whether that number is what level of cohort those who have "recovered" are in? Are they the ones who were most unwell and at risk of death, if so how does proportionate to the "Total Confirmed Cases"......as in how many of those will become lethally affected vs those who are simply unwell and will recover without the more serious symptoms???
Having said that the significant majority of the deaths have been in Hubei province!
The number may be different outside of China and hopefully it will be... However the 2 numbers on the right are completed cases and the left one is by default supposed to resolve following the same horrible proportion, unless something dramatically changes, i.e treatment is introduced. I don't think we have a third group of completely asymptomatic recovery?
The number may be different outside of China and hopefully it will be... However the 2 numbers on the right are completed cases and the left one is by default supposed to resolve following the same horrible proportion, unless something dramatically changes, i.e treatment is introduced. I don't think we have a third group of completely asymptomatic recovery?
The 20% comes from adding the total deaths and the total recovered then dividing that by the number of deaths (20.42%) but that figure means nothing as it ignores the 42,763 confirmed cases. If we assume that the 42763 includes both those that have died and those that have recovered we have death rate of 2.37% of course of those we don't know how many would have died regardless of the virus or not.
So basically the 20% death rate is a load of b**locks.
Genuine question: these 42k cases are still "live" number; so how can you use it? They will either get well or die in the coming days, and the odds are 4:1 unless I'm mistaken.
Of course, there are reports of people being shot or beaten up to death when they resist going to camps or inside in which case they may be diagnosed but dead of different "causes". Is that number now over 30k?
If you don't reference it to those that have the virus you don't actually have either a death rate or a recovery rate.
OH dear we seem to be getting surrounded here now. Just past the pub and up the road from us.
https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/182...se-nurses-mill-view-hospital-held-quarantine/
You also don't know how many have had it and recovered without it being reported
I had the worst sore throat I've had for years a few weeks ago and a cough, knocked me out for a couple of days
so di d a few people I know, if this virus had been reported then I might have worried, as it was I just treated it as
a bad cold
There is no running away from this, they need a vaccine and fast. It’s probably safer to go to Japan since they have a higher standard of basic hygiene than most societies. They don’t shake hands (bow), they dislike body contact, they wear masks for anything from pollen to pollution to regular flu to fashion or just don’t want to wear make up that day.
I’ve had a cough since like early December. I would say I am at the tail end of it now, I might clear my throat twice a day but no coughing fits like back around Christmas time.
Had I done that now, being Chinese too...can you imagine the stigma?!
Mask wont really help that much as no filter in them at all, I wonder how many folk in London have signs of it but wont see a doctor.
This is in general, not corona virus specific, it does great in hiding their face without make up and it does great stopping sneezing and coughing everywhere and it does some good in pollen and pollution.
You also don't know how many have had it and recovered without it being reported
I had the worst sore throat I've had for years a few weeks ago and a cough, knocked me out for a couple of days
so did a few people I know, if this virus had been reported then I might have worried, as it was I just treated it as
a bad cold
So a mask might help just a little bit, but what about eyes.
for pollen and hiding your face without make up?
I know where you are going with this but I’d say you need to see to cross the road no matter how ugly they look without make up.
I`m not going anywhere with it, I was just wondering that`s all. Like last week I was on the bus hat on and my snood pulled up covering my my face with just my eyes showing, other folk on the bus were creeps as coughing but not putting a hand over their mouth so maybe cough drops getting in to the eyes.
This is another sad state that will happen here too, seen it already on the bus.
https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/18227906.coronavirus-brighton-hate-crime-fears-university/
When social media gives a wide and loud voice to fearful, ignorant, bigoted f***wits, this will happen sadly.
Got to laugh at this, maybe the UK should now say virus welcome.
https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/18227877.coronavirus-gatwick-will-not-screen-passengers-china/
They will only be following guidance given by Public Health England. Don't forget they are supposed to be screened before they get on a flight.
I know it might cost many millions/billions, but why not shut most airports down.
I know it might cost many millions/billions, but why not shut most airports down.
whilst several thousands have flown into the UK in that time.
The only way to truly stop it for a country is
1 - Close all ports of entry
2 - Quarantine everyone in the country to their homes for 2 weeks (although I saw a report saying it could be as long as 24 days)
3 - If no one in your home has symptoms after 2 weeks (or 3 weeks) then you are now out of quarantine.
4 - If someone has it in your house within the 2 weeks then that family will be taken to specilaised quarantine unit.
If you don't do that, and that people still move around then it is spreading from person to person. That is the only way you can truly get rid of it.
But then what do you do afterward? Now the country is "clean", do you put every person that gets through border control in a 14-day quarantine? That is a lot of people.
Why do they need to?
So far 8 people in the UK have got the virus, whilst several thousands have flown into the UK in that time.
Several hundreds of thousands.
China need to find the host then the world can go from there.