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Katherine Allan:

Please if anyone to due ti fly to Zante, REFUSE to go, Tui are still sending people out there
My Daughter (18) and her group of around 18 girls arrived back at Cardiff airport Thursday, All tested positive, I now have to try shield my asthmatic 7 year old they paid for this holiday Aug last year so waited a whole year for the holiday! Could not get a refund as they were still flying and tui hadn't cancelled! Absolutely appalling!! I'm so angry and I'm taking this so much further! Tui you money grabbing bastards!! All girls are from the cardiff area, also a group of boys from Barry in the vale also on the plane also have all tested positive!!

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How about refusing to go before the event. To blame Tui is rather absolving responsibility for yourself. Anyone with half a brain stays home this year - you know the risks.

Obviously the 18 friends wouldn’t be social distancing out there anyway kind of expected really.

Annis I am sorry but I have no sympathy, the biggest rise in infections is in the age group under 30. I expect they all adhered to social distancing, I do not know what people expect if they don't follow the rules! Covid19 is not over by a country mile

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Katherine Allan:

Please if anyone to due ti fly to Zante, REFUSE to go, Tui are still sending people out there
My Daughter (18) and her group of around 18 girls arrived back at Cardiff airport Thursday, All tested positive, I now have to try shield my asthmatic 7 year old they paid for this holiday Aug last year so waited a whole year for the holiday! Could not get a refund as they were still flying and tui hadn't cancelled! Absolutely appalling!! I'm so angry and I'm taking this so much further! Tui you money grabbing bastards!! All girls are from the cardiff area, also a group of boys from Barry in the vale also on the plane also have all tested positive!!

Ha ha what a joke, blaming a travel company for a bunch of kids going on holiday and infecting each other with covid-19 and who knows what else

You pays your money you take your chance!

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TUI would have let them transfer their holiday to a later date even to next year if they wanted.

Oh how I yearn for the good old days when all you brought back from holiday was a leather Donkey and a dose of the clap!!!

Oh how I yearn for the good old days when all you brought back from holiday was a leather Donkey and a dose of the clap!!!

Did you blame Tompson/tui?

Of course, you didn't, this country has gone to the dogs, people blaming anyone and everyone for their own mistakes, some people are trying to create a compensation claim I think?

I've always said planes are very dangerous, a sealed tube with recycled air and no room to distance, everyone knows they are taking a chance, the same as going to the pub!

Annis where on facebook is this post i can't find it anywhere on Tui Fb, cheers

Annis where on facebook is this post i can't find it anywhere on Tui Fb, cheers

Sorry Roger here

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Annis where on facebook is this post i can't find it anywhere on Tui Fb, cheers

Sorry Roger here

Cheers Annis I have just read this bit!

A FLIGHT flight from the Greek island of Zante on which almost 200 passengers were told to self-isolate after coronavirus cases were confirmed was "full of selfish 'covidiots' and an inept crew", a traveller has said.
There are 16 cases of covid-19 linked to people who took Tui flight 6215 to Cardiff on August 25, and officials know that seven of those cases were infectious or potentially infectious whilst on the flight, according to Dr Gwen Lowe, consultant in communicable disease control for Public Health Wales.
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She said there have been about 30 cases in Wales in the last week that have come back from Zante, confirmed in people who were on different flights and staying in different locations.
Stephanie Whitfield was on the Tui flight to Cardiff and described how passengers were not wearing masks correctly and just seemed to "disregard the rules".
She told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Many passengers didn't seem to know how to wear the masks correctly or they seemed to just disregard the rules really.
"Lots of the people were wearing the masks underneath their noses or even underneath their chins.
"They were taking the masks off to talk to friends and they were going up and down the aisles to talk to their friends without their masks on."
Asked about how the crew dealt with this, Ms Whitfield said she noticed a crew member ask one woman to put her mask on.
"But the vast majority of people weren't being spoken to, and there was a chap sat next to me who had his mask around his chin for the full flight, and the stewardess was talking to him and she didn't say anything to him," she said.
Ms Whitfield also told the BBC: "The flight was full of selfish 'covidiots' and an inept crew who couldn't care less."
Commenting on whether she was surprised to hear about the cases following the flight, she said: "No, we weren't surprised at all."
Before arriving back in Cardiff, she and her husband decided to self isolate, and have been doing so since before the news about the flight emerged.
She said they have mild symptoms and are hoping they just have a cold, but are taking a test on Tuesday.
Dr Lowe told Today: "In the last week we've had about 30 cases in Wales that have come back from Zante.
"Different flights on different days staying in different locations.
"These are confirmed positive cases and we're expecting that number to rise."
She said officials are in the process of reaching all 193 people on the Tui flight.
Dr Lowe said it is "very obvious" from the work carried out in Wales that the majority of people do not catch the virus from strangers.
"Yes, you can be unlucky, and you can get it from a random stranger or from a super spreader, but the vast majority of people get it from their workmates, their work buddies, their family, and their friends," she said.
Asked about whether airlines should be more proactive about telling people to wear masks, Dr Lowe said wearing face coverings "may help" but pointed out that they are an "informal measure", adding that it is difficult for airlines to police.
"If somebody is determined not to wear a mask, people often don't know how to wear masks properly, they touch them a lot, they wear them below their nose, they take them off to eat.
"And if you've got covid symptoms, that will spread covid symptoms quite rapidly through a confined space such as aircraft," she said.
A Tui spokeswoman said: "The health and safety of passengers is always our priority and we are concerned to hear of Mrs Whitfield's claims.
"Our crew are trained to the highest standards and in line with European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) guidelines.
"Passengers are informed prior to travel and via PA announcements on the flight that they have to wear masks throughout and are not allowed to move around the cabin.
"Masks can only be removed when consuming food and drink. A full investigation is now under way as these concerns weren't reported during the flight or before today."

Oh how I yearn for the good old days when all you brought back from holiday was a leather Donkey and a dose of the clap!!!

Leather donkey

The Centre for Disease Control in the US has just released figures on Covid deaths. Only 9,200 people, have died from Covid alone - out of 163,000 deaths. All the rest had serious underlying health problems. Healthy people are very unlikely to die from the disease therefore and most will experience only mild symptoms. The Covid situation is getting completely out of hand and now children in some schools are being forced to wear masks all day long - even though there are very few new cases - and even though healthy children are very unlikey to experienced any symptoms even if they test positive. There is no evidence that children pass the virus onto adults or that anyone who asymptomatic can pass the virus on. We should be protecting the old and vulnerable and letting everyone else catch it. The Swedes have done this and have now achieved herd immunity with a death rate less than ours. Have a look at this video posted by Anna Brees from Penarth - I was very upset simply watching it, but think how it must be for the mother whose child is being forced to wear a mask all day long at school. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSoItpGcSxI&t=327s

Annis where on facebook is this post i can't find it anywhere on Tui Fb, cheers

Sorry Roger here

Cheers Annis I have just read this bit!

A FLIGHT flight from the Greek island of Zante on which almost 200 passengers were told to self-isolate after coronavirus cases were confirmed was "full of selfish 'covidiots' and an inept crew", a traveller has said.
There are 16 cases of covid-19 linked to people who took Tui flight 6215 to Cardiff on August 25, and officials know that seven of those cases were infectious or potentially infectious whilst on the flight, according to Dr Gwen Lowe, consultant in communicable disease control for Public Health Wales.
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She said there have been about 30 cases in Wales in the last week that have come back from Zante, confirmed in people who were on different flights and staying in different locations.
Stephanie Whitfield was on the Tui flight to Cardiff and described how passengers were not wearing masks correctly and just seemed to "disregard the rules".
She told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Many passengers didn't seem to know how to wear the masks correctly or they seemed to just disregard the rules really.
"Lots of the people were wearing the masks underneath their noses or even underneath their chins.
"They were taking the masks off to talk to friends and they were going up and down the aisles to talk to their friends without their masks on."
Asked about how the crew dealt with this, Ms Whitfield said she noticed a crew member ask one woman to put her mask on.
"But the vast majority of people weren't being spoken to, and there was a chap sat next to me who had his mask around his chin for the full flight, and the stewardess was talking to him and she didn't say anything to him," she said.
Ms Whitfield also told the BBC: "The flight was full of selfish 'covidiots' and an inept crew who couldn't care less."
Commenting on whether she was surprised to hear about the cases following the flight, she said: "No, we weren't surprised at all."
Before arriving back in Cardiff, she and her husband decided to self isolate, and have been doing so since before the news about the flight emerged.
She said they have mild symptoms and are hoping they just have a cold, but are taking a test on Tuesday.
Dr Lowe told Today: "In the last week we've had about 30 cases in Wales that have come back from Zante.
"Different flights on different days staying in different locations.
"These are confirmed positive cases and we're expecting that number to rise."
She said officials are in the process of reaching all 193 people on the Tui flight.
Dr Lowe said it is "very obvious" from the work carried out in Wales that the majority of people do not catch the virus from strangers.
"Yes, you can be unlucky, and you can get it from a random stranger or from a super spreader, but the vast majority of people get it from their workmates, their work buddies, their family, and their friends," she said.
Asked about whether airlines should be more proactive about telling people to wear masks, Dr Lowe said wearing face coverings "may help" but pointed out that they are an "informal measure", adding that it is difficult for airlines to police.
"If somebody is determined not to wear a mask, people often don't know how to wear masks properly, they touch them a lot, they wear them below their nose, they take them off to eat.
"And if you've got covid symptoms, that will spread covid symptoms quite rapidly through a confined space such as aircraft," she said.
A Tui spokeswoman said: "The health and safety of passengers is always our priority and we are concerned to hear of Mrs Whitfield's claims.
"Our crew are trained to the highest standards and in line with European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) guidelines.
"Passengers are informed prior to travel and via PA announcements on the flight that they have to wear masks throughout and are not allowed to move around the cabin.
"Masks can only be removed when consuming food and drink. A full investigation is now under way as these concerns weren't reported during the flight or before today."

Thanks Roger,

Interesting read.

Annis where on facebook is this post i can't find it anywhere on Tui Fb, cheers

Sorry Roger here

Cheers Annis I have just read this bit!

A FLIGHT flight from the Greek island of Zante on which almost 200 passengers were told to self-isolate after coronavirus cases were confirmed was "full of selfish 'covidiots' and an inept crew", a traveller has said.
There are 16 cases of covid-19 linked to people who took Tui flight 6215 to Cardiff on August 25, and officials know that seven of those cases were infectious or potentially infectious whilst on the flight, according to Dr Gwen Lowe, consultant in communicable disease control for Public Health Wales.
AD
She said there have been about 30 cases in Wales in the last week that have come back from Zante, confirmed in people who were on different flights and staying in different locations.
Stephanie Whitfield was on the Tui flight to Cardiff and described how passengers were not wearing masks correctly and just seemed to "disregard the rules".
She told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "Many passengers didn't seem to know how to wear the masks correctly or they seemed to just disregard the rules really.
"Lots of the people were wearing the masks underneath their noses or even underneath their chins.
"They were taking the masks off to talk to friends and they were going up and down the aisles to talk to their friends without their masks on."
Asked about how the crew dealt with this, Ms Whitfield said she noticed a crew member ask one woman to put her mask on.
"But the vast majority of people weren't being spoken to, and there was a chap sat next to me who had his mask around his chin for the full flight, and the stewardess was talking to him and she didn't say anything to him," she said.
Ms Whitfield also told the BBC: "The flight was full of selfish 'covidiots' and an inept crew who couldn't care less."
Commenting on whether she was surprised to hear about the cases following the flight, she said: "No, we weren't surprised at all."
Before arriving back in Cardiff, she and her husband decided to self isolate, and have been doing so since before the news about the flight emerged.
She said they have mild symptoms and are hoping they just have a cold, but are taking a test on Tuesday.
Dr Lowe told Today: "In the last week we've had about 30 cases in Wales that have come back from Zante.
"Different flights on different days staying in different locations.
"These are confirmed positive cases and we're expecting that number to rise."
She said officials are in the process of reaching all 193 people on the Tui flight.
Dr Lowe said it is "very obvious" from the work carried out in Wales that the majority of people do not catch the virus from strangers.
"Yes, you can be unlucky, and you can get it from a random stranger or from a super spreader, but the vast majority of people get it from their workmates, their work buddies, their family, and their friends," she said.
Asked about whether airlines should be more proactive about telling people to wear masks, Dr Lowe said wearing face coverings "may help" but pointed out that they are an "informal measure", adding that it is difficult for airlines to police.
"If somebody is determined not to wear a mask, people often don't know how to wear masks properly, they touch them a lot, they wear them below their nose, they take them off to eat.
"And if you've got covid symptoms, that will spread covid symptoms quite rapidly through a confined space such as aircraft," she said.
A Tui spokeswoman said: "The health and safety of passengers is always our priority and we are concerned to hear of Mrs Whitfield's claims.
"Our crew are trained to the highest standards and in line with European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) guidelines.
"Passengers are informed prior to travel and via PA announcements on the flight that they have to wear masks throughout and are not allowed to move around the cabin.
"Masks can only be removed when consuming food and drink. A full investigation is now under way as these concerns weren't reported during the flight or before today."

Nigelblues was on that flight he has said he did not see people breaking the rules on that flight although he was near the front of the aircraft.

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