I dont think Boris Johnson is on this forum.
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Do you need the govt to wipe your arris instead of using your brain...The guideline was not to have one last friday night sesh..fekall to do with sense of humour.
Before you get too high on your horse , @durhamplumber, remind us where you were a couple of weeks ago?
Social distance means just that, for all of us.
Social distance means just that, for all of us.
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Don't think it's got anything to do with the state of nannying. Would you say the Chinese people have lost the ability to think for themselves. China locked down Wuhan hard and fast, they could have given advise butI think there experience of the last outbreak taught them one thing - don't ask people to do something - tell them explicitly. You cannot give mixed messages to cover all bases - please stay apart but go outside, keep social distancing but go about your normal day of work.
Until Boris actually locks the UK down, people will act as if they advice does not apply to them.
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We were discussing the UK, not China. You can't compare the two.
Did they fook; they covered it up for weeks (even silencing the ophthalmologist who first tried to make colleagues aware of the novel illness he subsequently died from), allowing it to spread across the entire globe.
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If the Chinese lockdown of Wuhan was so hard and fast, how have 270000+ people (so far) outside of China been confirmed to have CV, let alone all of those who haven't been diagnosed?
Did they fook; they covered it up for weeks (even silencing the ophthalmologist who first tried to make colleagues aware of the novel illness he subsequently died from), allowing it to spread across the entire globe.
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If the Chinese lockdown of Wuhan was so hard and fast, how have 270000+ people (so far) outside of China been confirmed to have CV, let alone all of those who haven't been diagnosed?
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They moved fast and hard after their inital denial and coverup. It's why other countries are following China protocols - but too slowly.
We are sleepwalking into disaster. The infection was known about on New Years Eve. WHO was informed 4th of Jan. The Lancet published a paper on the 22 or 27 of Jan. Yet the world just stood and watched.
China needs to take responsibility for their denial and coverup but when they realised this is something that is way more serious than anyone could imagine they then acted. Yes, too late, but at least when they did, they did it with the urgency it required.
Wake up and smell the coffee ; China itself doesn't even follow "China protocols".....
China covered up the SARS 2002 outbreak until they were well and truly caught with their hands in the cookie jar....
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https://www.aafp.org/news/health-of-the-public/20200318covid19qa.html
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/926777
https://www.who.int/docs/default-so...na-joint-mission-on-covid-19-final-report.pdf
Its the disease management protocols I was referring to. China has developed and refined that rapidly and shared them.
I am not defending China initial response here but them sharing their management protocols and data is helpful - well I suppose you can say its the least they should do!
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Yes. Absolutely. You'd be a fool to want to socialise at the moment. Stay at home.
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No restrictions then,,,,dopy.
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Yes there were on friday you thik [email protected] PM had said no more pub and stay at home by then....keep up.
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