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  • JVB66
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    edited November 2020 #242

    We must have about the highest population of "vunerable" people in the UK , If that is your synopsis undecided 

    the last few days covid positives have been going down in our areasmile 

     

  • EmilysDad
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    edited November 2020 #243

    I'm sure there is a lot more to infection rates than merely 'taking notice' in a north/south divide

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited November 2020 #244

    No synopsis JV it was a reply👍🏻.  I doubt very much if vulnerable folk are herded into a particular area of the UK🤷🏻‍♂️. When a person knows- being infected with covid-19 will most probably kill them it helps to focus the mind, whereas the young & the hard of thinking believe they are invulnerable, their approach is more laissez faire.

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2020 #245

    What is your take on the reason it seems much lower south of "Watford Gap?" which is much further north than Watfordsmile

     

     

  • EmilysDad
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    edited November 2020 #246

    There are many many more cleverer folks than me that might know! Though up in't grim north we have more terraced housing eg more people living closer together and more multi-generational house holds 🤷‍♂️

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited November 2020 #247

    It does seem strange though that London which must-have a huge number of multi generation households doesn't have such a high rate of infections compared to the north east and west.

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2020 #248

    Also a population of over 9 million , a friend of ours  who lives in a very high bame population in terraced houses,in North East London who i spoke to today in the same vunerable group as us ,told me that the virus positive cases is low where he is , ,even as he said a very noisy devali with fire works

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited November 2020 #249

    I heard the SE situation being discussed on the news today. There is apparently a school of thought that suggests the early high infection rates in the SE back in the Spring may have produced an element of herd immunity resulting in low numbers of cases now. It’s unproven but a topic being considered.

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2020 #250

    Have just been watching the local news on BBC East and health experts think that with more shops being open it seems more people taking advantage of they expect? less people shopping is having an effect in some areas with the higher virus figures 

    They had Cameras in Stevenage town centre and it was very noticeable that very FEW people were NOT wearing face masks

  • Rufs
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    edited November 2020 #251

    agree on the vaccine issue, but an ex work college living in Houston told me yesterday that new infections are out of control, and that people were dropping like flies.

    "US coronavirus cases soar to new daily high of more than 185,000"

    this was yesterday, not sure if lock down was or is the answer in the UK but there was a programme on the TV last night with lots of professors etc and each had their own take on what should have been done. For me the biggest tragedy was allowing all those sporting events to take place in early March and then not being able to track just how many people were infected walking around infecting others undecidedOh! and not stopping all flights from mainly China.

  • cyberyacht
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    edited November 2020 #252

    Having watched the three part programme about the plague of 1665, it seems abundantly clear that, notwithstanding the advances in both medicine,hygiene and data, we have learned nothing from history.

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited November 2020 #253

    Wow, did they have a test & trace system in London in 1665?😱. 

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2020 #254

    Although they did not know at the time how it was spread, the way it was treated when doing experiments on the programme it was proved what they did  worked,  although at the time it was not realised why it was "effective" good programm,  social distancing worked thensurprised

  • Wherenext
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    edited November 2020 #255

    No, but they did seem to have more common sense per capita than today.

    I've visited the Peak District on many an occasion and I am always touched by the sacrifices made by the folk of Eyam amongst others.

  • Blue27
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    edited December 2020 #256

    So I see now that the Club HAS amended their rules and clarified that the App is entirely voluntary - which is what the UK Gov itself is saying.

    Thank you.

    Dr Blue27

     

     

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited December 2020 #257

    The rules haven’t been amended. It was always optional.

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