Coronavirus **support** thread
3 lurkers |
160 watchers
May 2020
6:59pm, 28 May 2020
51,547 posts
|
plodding hippo
Tests are not happening here in Wales . Results take ages to come back and are often lost
|
May 2020
7:04pm, 28 May 2020
6,069 posts
|
Fragile Do Not Bend
I forgot to add that 6 people can meet up from Monday.
|
May 2020
7:26pm, 28 May 2020
1,144 posts
|
Grast_girl
um - If you look at the straight numbers (400/9000 x 100) that's a mortality rate of 4.4%, however, it's not a fair calculation as most people die something like 17 days after first infection, so you'd have to go back 2-3 weeks to get the real number of cases to divide by. This still wouldn't take into account the asymptomatic people, which may be 50% of those infected, and won't be counted by KCL, so I think it probably is still around 1%, although I haven't really been following the numbers as much recently.
|
May 2020
8:04pm, 28 May 2020
7,490 posts
|
jda
It’s still all pretty much consistent with 1% fatality rate. The testing misses a lot of cases (plenty of people don’t get very ill and the false negative rate is significant). |
May 2020
8:56pm, 28 May 2020
10,265 posts
|
geordiegirl
I had hoped the question on can you stay overnight may have extended to allow us to stay at the boat (more first world problems) but was targeted as a dog at Cummingsgate by adding for example to visit family. So another 3 weeks until we find out I presume. We will do a day trip this weekend but overnighter would have been preferable even if it was done move your mobile home. |
May 2020
10:34pm, 28 May 2020
64,214 posts
|
swittle
Deputy mayor of Liverpool scores own goal: bbc.co.uk |
|
May 2020
10:42pm, 28 May 2020
64,215 posts
|
swittle
Another example? Social media strikes again. liverpoolecho.co.uk |
May 2020
5:20am, 29 May 2020
612 posts
|
Jenelopy
I'm sorry that a lot of you are find life hard at the moment, I'm thinking of you all. It sounds really tough in the UK still. More good news in NZ, today was the 7th day in a row with no new cases. There is still no-one in hospital, and we're down to only one active case! I suspect that a combination of good luck and the "go hard, go early" with clear communication (https://covid19.govt.nz/alert-system/alert-level-2/) approach has worked. Our 4 week lockdown, "level 4" was definitely stricter than yours, but we've been able to move more quickly out through the alert levels. Full level 2 now, with gatherings of up to 100 people allowed, but still working from home if you can (like me). The borders are still closed to non-New Zealanders (and special cases). Hopefully the trans-Tasman bubble will happen soon. |
May 2020
5:38am, 29 May 2020
1,476 posts
|
Dave W
Can we borrow Jacinda Ardern now then please.
|
|
May 2020
6:35am, 29 May 2020
613 posts
|
Jenelopy
 I don't want to get political, but I think having a leader with a Bachelor of Communication Studies come in handy for this situation. That, a good dose of good luck, and listening to some very good experts has helped. PS. sorry if my post sounded like I was bragging. My family all live in the UK, and I do to some extent understand how tough things are right now. |
Related Threads
-
Coronavirus discussion thread
Jan 2025
-
Long Covid
Apr 2022
-
Children off school, check in here for support.
Mar 2021
-
Working From Home
Jan 2021
-
How to occupy yourself during lockdown
Jun 2020
-
What are you missing at the moment?
Jun 2020
-
Coronavirus. Antibody testing. Priority post box.
May 2020
-
Hey Fetchies how are you?
May 2020
-
Silver Lining!
Apr 2020
-
Coronavirus Regulations UK: What is permitted and prohibited
Apr 2020
Report This Content
You can report any content you believe to be unsafe. Please let me know why you believe this content is unsafe by choosing a category below.
Thank you for your report. The content will be assessed as soon as possible.