Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics) (4 Viewers)

[Deleted member 7943]

Can't see that happening.

Who was he, just some random GP or someone in SAGE etc?

Il be honest I didn't catch his title, just that he was a doctor .. but I really hope that isn't a part of government thinking .

 

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[SBAndy]

Some doctor on the radio then saying we should be concerned about opening up on 21st June because of the backlog of NON covid related treatments?

Therefore essentially wanting restrictions in place until the backlog is cleared, just incase covid cases rise alongside it .. yea that will go down well with the people I'm sure.

Not

Heard the same. Can’t remember the title of the chap but he doesn’t/won’t have any authority. The suggestion is bizarre.

 

[baldy]

Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre cancelled for 2021

Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre has been cancelled for the second time.

www.eadt.co.uk

Bury have cancelled their Xmas market already - how could they possibly know what’s going to happen in 6 months time? Ridiculous

 

[Deleted member 7943]

Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre cancelled for 2021

Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre has been cancelled for the second time.

www.eadt.co.uk

Bury have cancelled their Xmas market already - how could they possibly know what’s going to happen in 6 months time? Ridiculous

Very strange , 6 months after restrictions lifted , what do they know that we don't eh

 

[Ccfcisparks]

SAGE expert calls for June 21 to be delayed 'by a few weeks'

Environment Secretary George Eustice today warned the Government 'couldn't rule anything out' when asked whether June 21 'freedom day' could be delayed due to rising Covid infections.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

SAGE expert calls for June 21 to be delayed 'by a few weeks'

Environment Secretary George Eustice today warned the Government 'couldn't rule anything out' when asked whether June 21 'freedom day' could be delayed due to rising Covid infections.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Easy for them to say

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Easy for them to say

Does make sense but we open up too fast and shut down too slow. That’s the mantra.

 

[Grendel]

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[Grendel]

Does make sense but we open up too fast and shut down too slow. That’s the mantra.

don’t see how anyone can say we are opening up fast we’ll have done 70 million jabs by June 21

 

[Ccfcisparks]

don’t see how anyone can say we are opening up fast we’ll have done 70 million jabs by June 21

Way to fast. We should be locked down until the autumn at least.

 

[clint van damme]

I wish they'd kept the pubs shut. Im hanging

 

[Deleted member 7943]

SAGE expert calls for June 21 to be delayed 'by a few weeks'

Environment Secretary George Eustice today warned the Government 'couldn't rule anything out' when asked whether June 21 'freedom day' could be delayed due to rising Covid infections.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[CCFCSteve]

Easy for them to say

Bit early for that. Michie loves a lockdown though. Ive got no issue with people saying that we have to see whether the chain/link between cases and hospitalisations has been broken by the vaccination programme and if it hasn’t been sufficiently, then the 21 June should be delayed....but calling it now ?!! Shows an already skewed view in my eyes

This weeks data will probably be key to the decision. Let’s just hope things remain under control

 

[Deleted member 7943]

Way to fast. We should be locked down until the autumn at least.

Autumn 2025 I say

 

[CCFCSteve]

I wish they'd kept the pubs shut. Im hanging

That was me yesterday, thank god for the decent weather, I was in bits ! Good luck

 

[Deleted member 7943]

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This doesn't surprise me , many people like their new life

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

don’t see how anyone can say we are opening up fast we’ll have done 70 million jabs by June 21

Hindsight from the previous two lockdowns. That’s all. I’ve no idea but the reality is just that

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

don’t see how anyone can say we are opening up fast we’ll have done 70 million jabs by June 21

I’ll have had two in 2 days. I feel pretty safe but actually have always done so

 

[Deleted member 7943]

Hindsight from the previous two lockdowns. That’s all. I’ve no idea but the reality is just that

I think the main difference between now and the 2 previous lockdowns is a vaccine which they are saying is what , 85% plus effective .

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

I think the main difference between now and the 2 previous lockdowns is a vaccine which they are saying is what , 85% plus effective .

Yep I agree

 

[Deleted member 7943]

So as I understand it , delaying the next stage means that things will just stay as they are now ?

Let's be honest , they are going to delay it .

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

So as I understand it , delaying the next stage means that things will just stay as they are now ?

Let's be honest , they are going to delay it .

Well you can open lots up but still keep social distancing and masks for instance

 

[Deleted member 7943]

Do we have any data on how many people have died who have been fully vaccinated and who have contracted the virus

 

[Ccfcisparks]

Autumn 2025 I say

I'd say atleast 2030 but each to their own.

 

[CCFCSteve]

Do we have any data on how many people have died who have been fully vaccinated and who have contracted the virus

saw that two in Bolton area have unfortunately passed (not sure of age, pre existing conditions etc though)

 

[Grendel]

Do we have any data on how many people have died who have been fully vaccinated and who have contracted the virus

113 out of 52,000 in a study and most were in the 80 plus bracket

 

[CCFCSteve]

Well you can open lots up but still keep social distancing and masks for instance

yeah, I wondered if they might end up just tweaking some of the 21 June removal of restrictions ie allow certain events but maybe with a requirement for negative tests pre event

 

[Deleted member 7943]

saw that two in Bolton area has unfortunately passed (not sure of age, pre existing conditions etc though)

Very sad .

We are however in a fortunate position with this vaccine where it has an extremely high success rate as opposed to the flu jab , which is successful but much less so, we still lose thousands a year even with a vaccine .

I made the point the other day that we will have to get to the point where there is an acceptable amount of deaths before there is a huge concern .

On average 43 die a day with flu (with vaccines )

So we need to get to a point where we understand what the covid 19 normal will be

 

[Deleted member 7943]

To be fair , it still might be a bit too soon to know this .

 

[Ccfcisparks]

113 out of 52,000 in a study and most were in the 80 plus bracket

Worryingly high.

 

[Deleted member 7943]

Worryingly high.

You're a clever lad , do the quick match for me...what percentage is that please , genuine question (not being sarcastic just shit at math )

 

[Grendel]

You're a clever lad , do the quick match for me...what percentage is that please , genuine question (not being sarcastic just shit at math )

Also it’s believed some contracted in before the 3 week period the vaccine takes full effect

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Does make sense but we open up too fast and shut down too slow. That’s the mantra.

Tell that to businesses on the edge and people who have postponed life events for a year already

 

[Deleted member 7943]

There is still a worrying attitude towards people going back to normal activities (legally , can't believe I'm saying that )
Take yesterday and people going to the beach as an example , there are people still having digs at them on the socials

 

[Sick Boy]

How likely is it that by September I’d be able to visit without having to quarantine if I’ve been fully vaccinated?