Pillar 2 is supposedly the wider population of those 5 and over. It doesn’t make sense to me but there’s an explanation easily found was all I was trying to show
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Home from work.
Fed up of cleaning. Don't clean my own house this much. Children needed a lot of encouragement to play.
2 children said they aren't allowed to play with other children as they will die if they get their germs
Fed up of cleaning. Don't clean my own house this much. Children needed a lot of encouragement to play.
2 children said they aren't allowed to play with other children as they will die if they get their germs
this was on the BBC site to explain the additional number of deaths today.
There are protests here today for BLM. The next few weeks will be interesting as to whether outbreak numbers will spike or not...it will be indicative of how easy it spreads in outdoor areas.
How does thay affect our curve then?
You just know though that two weeks from now they’ll be blaming any spikes primarily on the protests and not on the huge Ikea queues or the mass gatherings on the beaches that have been happening for the past week.
In Alberta, Canada, our stores have been open over 2 weeks already and we have not seen spikes from them which is a good sign so far. Restaurants are open for dine-in too as are hair salons. We are meant to move into stage 2 in a few weeks. Our numbers are still dropping.
Oh my bad I wrongly assumed you were in the UK!
I really can't get my head around why we are one of the worst hit countries? (England)
I mean, we have a good health care system and we are a fairly well off country.
I thought places in poorer counties such as parts of African and Asia who live in squalor and dont have the basic necessities such as running water would have been hit harder (not saying they should have, I'm glad they havent).
Has anyone else thought this? Are other counties not reporting figures or deaths not getting registered? Or is there more behind it?
I'm just curious about it all....
I mean, we have a good health care system and we are a fairly well off country.
I thought places in poorer counties such as parts of African and Asia who live in squalor and dont have the basic necessities such as running water would have been hit harder (not saying they should have, I'm glad they havent).
Has anyone else thought this? Are other counties not reporting figures or deaths not getting registered? Or is there more behind it?
I'm just curious about it all....
I have wondered this too. I also wondered if in Islamic countries it is lower, as women cover their face, so perhaps it isn't spread as easily? Sounds quite outlandish but did cross my mind.I really can't get my head around why we are one of the worst hit countries? (England)
I mean, we have a good health care system and we are a fairly well off country.
I thought places in poorer counties such as parts of African and Asia who live in squalor and dont have the basic necessities such as running water would have been hit harder (not saying they should have, I'm glad they havent).
Has anyone else thought this? Are other counties not reporting figures or deaths not getting registered? Or is there more behind it?
I'm just curious about it all....
That’s not outlandish at all, I think that’s a very good point actually. It could well be a factor in it. I’m not an expert clearly but it’s really a very good point.
No that is a very good point.
I wonder it in the really poor counties/areas lots of people arent getting tested and its just the case of them dying? Not sure how it works.
I really hope it's not, just cant seem to get my head around why we are so badly hit.
Only reason I can think is that the very poor countries don’t have many old people as they die at a much younger age so they are getting it but not needing care?
Some places are doing the nose and throat using the same swab
Not sure if it’s been covered but the extra 500 on to the total death rate are from deaths that have accumulated over the last month that have only hit the records now
The 111 that’s been reported is 90% from the last 24 hours and then a few from Saturday and some from Friday
i dont think some countries have been entirely honest with their figures.I really can't get my head around why we are one of the worst hit countries? (England)
I mean, we have a good health care system and we are a fairly well off country.
I thought places in poorer counties such as parts of African and Asia who live in squalor and dont have the basic necessities such as running water would have been hit harder (not saying they should have, I'm glad they havent).
Has anyone else thought this? Are other counties not reporting figures or deaths not getting registered? Or is there more behind it?
I'm just curious about it all....
does anyone really believe China only had around 4,500 deaths !
Drought fears as reservoirs run dry and water demand soars
The leading industry body is begging people to 'use water wisely' following a string of moorland fires and as dry weather and the lockdown continue to drive high demand for water across the UK.
Saw this coming.
Yes that's a very good point. Didnt think of that either.
Anyone who believes China only had 4.5k deaths needs to take their head of a wobble
The real figure was said to be 223,000 a Honk Kong Uni published a report on it.
I woke up today feeling really rubbish because of this tit situation. Went to my parents house for a BBQ - sat out in the garden 2M apart from them, got to cuddle the dog and feel infinitely better!
this is interesting.I really can't get my head around why we are one of the worst hit countries? (England)
I mean, we have a good health care system and we are a fairly well off country.
I thought places in poorer counties such as parts of African and Asia who live in squalor and dont have the basic necessities such as running water would have been hit harder (not saying they should have, I'm glad they havent).
Has anyone else thought this? Are other counties not reporting figures or deaths not getting registered? Or is there more behind it?
I'm just curious about it all....
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