I've seen it before. Posts rubbish on here, gets called out followed by accusations of bullying resulting in warnings/bannings.
Everyone ultimately posts on here for attention but some stuff is just ridiculous.
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Everyone ultimately posts on here for attention but some stuff is just ridiculous.
The Voice Of Reason
Striker
Try and engage your brain in the future and read what you are posting before pressing post reply
chunksafc
Striker
Shouldn't your post be a sticky on all the boards?
The Voice Of Reason
Striker
Would mean a lot less work for us if people just had the common sense to do it
Spennymackem1981
Winger
so how do you explain countries that didnt lock down and are better off than us
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Lexingtongue
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Such as?
Spennymackem1981
Winger
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Lexingtongue
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Sweden who haven't reached their peak yet and Japan who have been in and out of lockdown and are still not out of the woods yet?
Spennymackem1981
Winger
hey mate listen im not against the initial lockdown it probably had to happen especially with a country like ours i just think that the longer this goes on there will be more damage caused by lockdown than by this disease, what happens if they don't get a vaccine for say another year or so or may never even get one...? do we just stay like this forever.
also extending the furlough to October is absurd
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Lexingtongue
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No one is advocating an eternal lockdown. But a return to normal can be made safer by ensuring more time to bring the virus under further control. Using, to put it bluntly, incomparable death figures and comparisons to countries that are not yet through the worst of it to support your argument for loosening measures is not going to win many over to your side of thinking.
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Striker
Sweden have pretty much plateaued for last few weeks, and looking at graphs possibly even show a very slight downturn
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Striker
If they did, possibly just erring on the side of caution so folk don't get carried away.
Their numbers have been quite consistent over last month.
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Sweden have still got measures in place along with social distancing so it's probably not as 'normal' as some may think (LINK). They also have the same recommendations for the over 70's as we have here (LINK).
They've had 29% excess deaths and isn't most of their deaths in Stockholm which isn't the bustling metropolis London is as the tube is used by 5 times more passengers daily which is a big factor for the huge spread. They have around a quarter of the care home beds but did they do something early about this unlike the UK? This was said just over a week ago and we have over 6 times the population so 60 to 120 thousand deaths if you scale it up for UK.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Sweden's state epidemiologist Anders Tegnell now estimates that as many as a quarter of people in Stockholm might already be immune. The capital might have herd immunity within weeks, he argues. This doesn't say anything about the rest of Sweden. Wennergren warns that the sub-1 R number for Sweden as a whole might be heavily weighed down by a high immunity in Stockholm, masking a rapid spread elsewhere.
"We could end up on the other side of the Stockholm peak and think we’re doing fine, and instead get a wave-like plateau that is a result of different regions overlapping one another," he said. "What we are trying to do now is to model it by the different regions... Until we have done that, I think it will be really hard to know where this is going to land.". At the end of April, Wennergren estimated on Swedish national TV that between 10,000 and 20,000 people will ultimately die of coronavirus in the country. This means the virus has so far claimed, at best, only a quarter of its likely victims.
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They've had 29% excess deaths and isn't most of their deaths in Stockholm which isn't the bustling metropolis London is as the tube is used by 5 times more passengers daily which is a big factor for the huge spread. They have around a quarter of the care home beds but did they do something early about this unlike the UK? This was said just over a week ago and we have over 6 times the population so 60 to 120 thousand deaths if you scale it up for UK.
How Sweden suppressed infection rates without a lockdown
Sweden and Denmark took wildly different approaches to handling the coronavirus pandemic - but so far, it hasn't made much difference
www.telegraph.co.uk
Sweden's state epidemiologist Anders Tegnell now estimates that as many as a quarter of people in Stockholm might already be immune. The capital might have herd immunity within weeks, he argues. This doesn't say anything about the rest of Sweden. Wennergren warns that the sub-1 R number for Sweden as a whole might be heavily weighed down by a high immunity in Stockholm, masking a rapid spread elsewhere.
"We could end up on the other side of the Stockholm peak and think we’re doing fine, and instead get a wave-like plateau that is a result of different regions overlapping one another," he said. "What we are trying to do now is to model it by the different regions... Until we have done that, I think it will be really hard to know where this is going to land.". At the end of April, Wennergren estimated on Swedish national TV that between 10,000 and 20,000 people will ultimately die of coronavirus in the country. This means the virus has so far claimed, at best, only a quarter of its likely victims.
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Japan has had lockdowns.
As for Sweden...
Daily confirmed COVID-19 deaths per million, rolling 7-day average
COVID-19 Data Explorer
Research and data to make progress against the world’s largest problems
ourworldindata.org
I know you like a graph.Sweden have still got measures in place along with social distancing so it's probably not as 'normal' as some may think (LINK). They also have the same recommendations for the over 70's as we have here (LINK).
They've had 29% excess deaths and isn't most of their deaths in Stockholm which isn't the bustling metropolis London is as the tube is used by 5 times more passengers daily which is a big factor for the huge spread. They have around a quarter of the care home beds but did they do something early about this unlike the UK? This was said just over a week ago and we have over 6 times the population so 60 to 120 thousand deaths if you scale it up for UK.
How Sweden suppressed infection rates without a lockdown
Sweden and Denmark took wildly different approaches to handling the coronavirus pandemic - but so far, it hasn't made much difference
Sweden's state epidemiologist Anders Tegnell now estimates that as many as a quarter of people in Stockholm might already be immune. The capital might have herd immunity within weeks, he argues. This doesn't say anything about the rest of Sweden. Wennergren warns that the sub-1 R number for Sweden as a whole might be heavily weighed down by a high immunity in Stockholm, masking a rapid spread elsewhere.
"We could end up on the other side of the Stockholm peak and think we’re doing fine, and instead get a wave-like plateau that is a result of different regions overlapping one another," he said. "What we are trying to do now is to model it by the different regions... Until we have done that, I think it will be really hard to know where this is going to land.". At the end of April, Wennergren estimated on Swedish national TV that between 10,000 and 20,000 people will ultimately die of coronavirus in the country. This means the virus has so far claimed, at best, only a quarter of its likely victims.
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Deleted member 6694
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Do Sweden include care home deaths as the deaths are similar recently also.Japan has had lockdowns.
As for Sweden...
Daily confirmed COVID-19 deaths per million, rolling 7-day average
COVID-19 Data Explorer
Research and data to make progress against the world’s largest problems
I know you like a graph.
COVID-19 Data Explorer
Research and data to make progress against the world’s largest problems
ourworldindata.org
Couldn’t even manage a day.
How exposed is your job
Find out in the link below https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-52637008
www.readytogo.net
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Deleted member 6694
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You done this yet and have you got a link?
