Tue Mar 03, 2020 12:38 am
caerblue wrote:I’m over in Tenerife at the moment,you would nt know there was a problem,straight through airport no signs,no restriction and no checks
Tue Mar 03, 2020 6:40 am
bluesince62 wrote:caerblue wrote:I’m over in Tenerife at the moment,you would nt know there was a problem,straight through airport no signs,no restriction and no checks
Well I was watching the news earlier on a coach full of people being allowed to leave the hotel where there had been isolation protocol in place?![]()
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Thu Mar 05, 2020 12:58 am
montyblue wrote:ORIGIONALGRANGEENDBLUE
hope you stay safe, and if you happen spot a decent striker out there inform the board at city .
Thu Mar 05, 2020 5:26 pm
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Mon Mar 09, 2020 1:50 am
caerblue wrote:bluesince62 wrote:caerblue wrote:I’m over in Tenerife at the moment,you would nt know there was a problem,straight through airport no signs,no restriction and no checks
Well I was watching the news earlier on a coach full of people being allowed to leave the hotel where there had been isolation protocol in place?![]()
My point being was without the news or internet,you wouldn’t know there was an out break in tenerife
Mon Mar 09, 2020 12:01 pm
montyblue wrote:ISAWGARYSTEVENSSCOREAGOAL
Thing is this has only just started its new your quoting figures and illnesses that have been around for a long time this is only just starting with no anti virus for 12 months
Tue Mar 10, 2020 12:16 am
Wed Mar 11, 2020 12:09 am
TopCat CCFC wrote:Another 2 today in Wales .
Wed Mar 11, 2020 12:57 am
dogfound wrote:montyblue wrote:ISAWGARYSTEVENSSCOREAGOAL
Thing is this has only just started its new your quoting figures and illnesses that have been around for a long time this is only just starting with no anti virus for 12 months
its still extremely low numbers mate
I will consider getting concerned when 1% of the population have been infected { if ever } . that's 23,000 times worse than it is now.
Wed Mar 11, 2020 7:18 am
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Wed Mar 11, 2020 8:24 pm
BLUE54 wrote:Just a point, I don't know if I've missed any reports, but the running daily total of confirmed cases (& unfortunately deaths) is issued daily. It is now over 2 weeks since the first confirmed case in GB. What I haven't seen is any running total of any of these confirmed cases where people have recovered. Do any of you know if there has been yet, and if so, are they taken off the running total?
Wed Mar 11, 2020 9:10 pm
Wed Mar 11, 2020 9:41 pm
BLUE54 wrote:No I’m not interested in stats. My point is that we are constantly told how many are infected, but not how many of those have recovered. In my opinion that’s also important for the public to know. Or doesn’t that make as big a headline?
Wed Mar 11, 2020 9:58 pm
BLUE54 wrote:No I’m not interested in stats. My point is that we are constantly told how many are infected, but not how many of those have recovered. In my opinion that’s also important for the public to know. Or doesn’t that make as big a headline?
Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:07 pm
epping blue wrote:BLUE54 wrote:Just a point, I don't know if I've missed any reports, but the running daily total of confirmed cases (& unfortunately deaths) is issued daily. It is now over 2 weeks since the first confirmed case in GB. What I haven't seen is any running total of any of these confirmed cases where people have recovered. Do any of you know if there has been yet, and if so, are they taken off the running total?
Put worldometers coronavirus into google. Great for the stats if that interests you. I don't think we list many clear of the illness and we don't given any figures for those critically ill. That's one of the alarming things on Italy. Despite the numbers who die the figures given for the numbers critically ill are rising faster day on day.
Tue Mar 17, 2020 12:05 am
Steve Zodiak wrote:I don't think the media help much. One British person has died from this so far. On average, 12,000 people die of seasonal flu in the UK each year, and records say this has been as much as 20,000 in the past. I suppose ordinary flu which kills thousands each years does not sell newspapers or attract advertisers. I remember the swine flu epidemic which had similar coverage by the media. I think eventually that was responsible for around 400 deaths. Hopefully this one won't be any worse. Maybe the youngsters will get some extra school holidays out of it.
Tue Mar 17, 2020 12:07 am
Sven wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:I don't think the media help much. One British person has died from this so far. On average, 12,000 people die of seasonal flu in the UK each year, and records say this has been as much as 20,000 in the past. I suppose ordinary flu which kills thousands each years does not sell newspapers or attract advertisers. I remember the swine flu epidemic which had similar coverage by the media. I think eventually that was responsible for around 400 deaths. Hopefully this one won't be any worse. Maybe the youngsters will get some extra school holidays out of it.
Not demeaning the seriousness of this virus and the effects on many people but you are so right that seasonal flu results in thousands of related deaths each year
Coronavirus has taken relatively few to date and is not considered as serious as previous 'new' outbreaks
This year's current media focus; in the New Year it was Harry and Meghan and others will surely follow as the days (and media need for stories to run with) roll on...
Tue Mar 17, 2020 12:11 am
2blue2handle wrote:bluesince62 wrote:dogfound wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:I don't think the media help much. One British person has died from this so far. On average, 12,000 people die of seasonal flu in the UK each year, and records say this has been as much as 20,000 in the past. I suppose ordinary flu which kills thousands each years does not sell newspapers or attract advertisers. I remember the swine flu epidemic which had similar coverage by the media. I think eventually that was responsible for around 400 deaths. Hopefully this one won't be any worse. Maybe the youngsters will get some extra school holidays out of it.
seems to be most peoples take on it mate.. the numbers do not correspond with the media coverage..
so they are either over reacting or hiding the truth ?
Well let's hope it's the former eh?![]()
I have a friend who is from Hong Kong originally and returned from a visit back from Hong Kong about 3 weeks ago and she said the people out their adament it's a lot worse in China than is being reported which would surprise no one.
Tue Mar 17, 2020 1:06 pm
dogfound wrote:BLUE54 wrote:No I’m not interested in stats. My point is that we are constantly told how many are infected, but not how many of those have recovered. In my opinion that’s also important for the public to know. Or doesn’t that make as big a headline?
there are 67 thousand totally recovered worldwide..
54 thousand active cases. of which 48k are described as mild.
7 thousand have died.
and much like many viruses the vast majority of those who died are over 70 years old and were already suffering other medical conditions.
Tue Mar 17, 2020 3:33 pm
Profesora wrote:dogfound wrote:BLUE54 wrote:No I’m not interested in stats. My point is that we are constantly told how many are infected, but not how many of those have recovered. In my opinion that’s also important for the public to know. Or doesn’t that make as big a headline?
there are 67 thousand totally recovered worldwide..
54 thousand active cases. of which 48k are described as mild.
7 thousand have died.
and much like many viruses the vast majority of those who died are over 70 years old and were already suffering other medical conditions.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
This is a good website, updates live.
At time of writing (or indeed first time of writing before it was deleted) 79,881 have recovered and 7,164 have died. 8% of the outcomes have been death thus far. No doubt that figure is higher than reality due to the number of unreported cases, but in terms of reported cases - this is the rate.
Also, people are comparing this to other diseases that infect people gradually, meaning the health system can cope. With this virus, its going to affect a lot of people very quickly meaning the death rate is going to increase to a huge number because people simply won't be able to be treated. This isn't the case for the other illnesses. Say its 3% (true figure) with a working healthy system, it may well very quickly become 12% without one. This is what the concern is.
Another concern of mine is that I don't entirely trust the figures coming out of China. If you discount China the figures are frightening for the rest of the world in terms of deaths to recoveries.
11,200 recovered and 3,900 deaths - that's almost 35% of reported outcomes outside of China lead to death.
People harping on about media making this up don't have a clue and are hoping that if they say it enough then it may all just go away. This is serious and will affect our lives for a long time. That's the reality.
Thu May 07, 2020 1:33 pm
Bluebina wrote:Profesora wrote:dogfound wrote:BLUE54 wrote:No I’m not interested in stats. My point is that we are constantly told how many are infected, but not how many of those have recovered. In my opinion that’s also important for the public to know. Or doesn’t that make as big a headline?
there are 67 thousand totally recovered worldwide..
54 thousand active cases. of which 48k are described as mild.
7 thousand have died.
and much like many viruses the vast majority of those who died are over 70 years old and were already suffering other medical conditions.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
This is a good website, updates live.
At time of writing (or indeed first time of writing before it was deleted) 79,881 have recovered and 7,164 have died. 8% of the outcomes have been death thus far. No doubt that figure is higher than reality due to the number of unreported cases, but in terms of reported cases - this is the rate.
Also, people are comparing this to other diseases that infect people gradually, meaning the health system can cope. With this virus, its going to affect a lot of people very quickly meaning the death rate is going to increase to a huge number because people simply won't be able to be treated. This isn't the case for the other illnesses. Say its 3% (true figure) with a working healthy system, it may well very quickly become 12% without one. This is what the concern is.
Another concern of mine is that I don't entirely trust the figures coming out of China. If you discount China the figures are frightening for the rest of the world in terms of deaths to recoveries.
11,200 recovered and 3,900 deaths - that's almost 35% of reported outcomes outside of China lead to death.
People harping on about media making this up don't have a clue and are hoping that if they say it enough then it may all just go away. This is serious and will affect our lives for a long time. That's the reality.
Agreed people way underestimate Corona Virus, there is a lot to come out yet, but it's clear it's mostly the old or people that already have serious conditions that will die due to it.
The government are clearly trying to protect them, which seems very sensible, the really old and weak should remain isolated until the vaccine is ready.
Thu May 07, 2020 2:26 pm