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Tougher Measures Covid
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keen to hear :
1) if you believe tougher measures are needed lockdown wise.
2) what you believe these measures ought to include.
1) if you believe tougher measures are needed lockdown wise.
2) what you believe these measures ought to include.
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////////The fact is, the virus will spread. The only way to prevent that is to keep everybody remote from everybody else and we can’t. Giving sensible advice will persuade most people to comply/////
All very true, but the object of the above measures is to slow the RATE of spread in order that the NHS will not be overrun.
In other words all needy critical care patients will be treated.
////////The fact is, the virus will spread. The only way to prevent that is to keep everybody remote from everybody else and we can’t. Giving sensible advice will persuade most people to comply/////
All very true, but the object of the above measures is to slow the RATE of spread in order that the NHS will not be overrun.
In other words all needy critical care patients will be treated.
Yes the hospitals are now getting to the point if not already not being able to cope, and its going to get worse. What hacks me off is I did travel five mile in my car to a river walk, at the beginning of this month I decided not to in case of an accident and having to go to hospital, so now only us for the shopping trip. Then I see this idiot Boris riding a bike in London.
I note that some people here are calling for a curfew, possibly starting at 7pm each evening.
I usually try to shop within the last hour at Morrison's (from 9pm to 10pm, or from 9.30pm to 10pm if I don't need too much) in order to go when the store is very quiet. (The Ipswich store is one of their bigger ones but there are still usually no more than 5 or 6 customers in there, including me, when I go shopping. I don't have any problem at all maintaining social distancing of at least FIVE metres, so I don't see myself or others as being at any significant level of risk).
If I'm not allowed out of my house after 7pm, I (and many others) will have to shop earlier in the day, meaning that supermarkets will then be more crowded, thus INCREASING the risks of infection to everyone.
So a 7pm curfew seems like a totally barmy idea to me!
I usually try to shop within the last hour at Morrison's (from 9pm to 10pm, or from 9.30pm to 10pm if I don't need too much) in order to go when the store is very quiet. (The Ipswich store is one of their bigger ones but there are still usually no more than 5 or 6 customers in there, including me, when I go shopping. I don't have any problem at all maintaining social distancing of at least FIVE metres, so I don't see myself or others as being at any significant level of risk).
If I'm not allowed out of my house after 7pm, I (and many others) will have to shop earlier in the day, meaning that supermarkets will then be more crowded, thus INCREASING the risks of infection to everyone.
So a 7pm curfew seems like a totally barmy idea to me!
Have you got no actual examples then of where T&T is failing Teacake??? Your logic seems to be everything is the goverments fault when really we'er all in this together. By the way when you said "you're own goverment'' do you men the Welsh Goverment. I never voted for Borris and would vote for Keir now (or for Welsh self rule) but we got to support the goverment policy and do are bit for all are sakes