Dona Ferentes
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It's interesting that the Epping/ Castle Hill, (in NW Sydney) area, which featured in early cases - especially in nursing homes - appears to have gained control over transmission. I'm not sure which factors would allow this to happen, though the diffuse lower density of population as well as early and lockdown/ socially aware intervention may be contributing.Interesting the focus is down to individual areas already.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/eight-areas-where-you-are-urged-get-tested-coronavirus-011330708.html
From the article:
“We take this opportunity to encourage people to come forward for testing if they've got symptoms in the areas Waverley, Woollahra, Dee Why, Lake Macquarie, Manning Point, Nowra, Byron Bay and Port Macquarie,” Dr Chant said.
“In those areas, we have seen a case, or cases, of local transmission where we haven't been able to find the source.
“It is important at this time as we try and suppress the numbers of COVID-19 in the community that we basically elevate and raise testing levels in the vicinity of those areas, geographical areas, and we assure ourselves that we're not missing more broad-based transmission in those communities.”
The eight areas in NSW concerning officials
- Waverley
- Woollahra
- Dee Why
- Lake Macquarie
- Manning Point
- Nowra
- Byron Bay
- Port Macquarie
That's what I said.Mo they are talking about accidental release not that the lab created the virus.
"The Nature Medicine authors “leave us where we were before: with a basis to rule out [a coronavirus that is] a lab construct, but no basis to rule out a lab accident,” Ebright says."
Na.Sorry thought you were saying someone made it.
it is all his faultAbc showing true colours again. Talk about being negative.
Once you dead, you dead. Everything else can be rebuilt.
Analysis: A complete societal breakdown looms if Scott Morrison gets coronavirus wrong http://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-08/coronavirus-covid-19-economy-human-life-cost-business-morrison/12130190
It is bizarre how the media has adopted this attitude, they must be working themselves up into a lather, for a push to change P.M's yet again.it is all his fault
That makes no sense.How rapid and radical the response has been Worldwide, would suggest that strain was recognised very quickly, which in turn would indicate there was prior knowledge of it.
Again, the WHO had no idea what they were dealing with for several weeks after they were notified, and Wuhan's medical staff became infected, with some dying, so it does not square with what you said.I guess either everyone new about the problem, or were given a hell of a heads up as soon as it surfaced in Wuhan, because the reaction has been nothing short of amazing.
Maybe you have never watched Trump's response in the early days, and he was not alone in playing it down and suggesting it was just like the common flu.It isn't as though the Governments aren't taking it ten times more serious, than what they did when SARS or ebola broke out, they knew or were told how bad this was and the big red button was pushed.
See Rob, even Humid agree.The ABC has no paywall
Buy news that suits you .....tightarses
I shop 3 times a week and walk every day, aside from from rebuilding our pool deck, so you should stick to making informed comment rather than expressing poorly based opinions.I see you are still making up press releases Rob, you need to get out more, oh I forgot you can't, so your dribbling will no doubt intensify.
You can read the analayis of how the Corona Virus would play out in the US if it was allowed to just rip or aggressive steps taken to control it.
Two separate MEMOs by the Presidents Economics advisor on January 29th and Feb 23rd. Both reflected the catastrophe that was occurring in China and the spread of the virus across other countries including the US.
Well worth a read.
Navarro memos warning of mass coronavirus death circulated in January
https://www.axios.com/exclusive-nav...ary-da3f08fb-dce1-4f69-89b5-ea048f8382a9.html
shopping 3 times a week...isolation is quite relative for some..<-- informed comment hereI shop 3 times a week and walk every day, aside from from rebuilding our pool deck, so you should stick to making informed comment rather than expressing poorly based opinions.
How are people responding to the isolation in your area frog?shopping 3 times a week...isolation is quite relative for some..<-- informed comment here
You are confusing your terminology for starters, as it's social distancing.shopping 3 times a week...isolation is quite relative for some..<-- informed comment here
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