Coronavirus (Covid 19)

[AtW]

Just ban him already - his opinion differs from mine.

[GhostofTarbera]

I came across an article on my phone ."

Stop right there mister, stop right there


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[BrilloPad]

Just ban him already - his opinion differs from mine.

On squirrel worrying, fairness of tax, crashing cars into walls or living over a kebab shop?

[Cirrus]

My mate Tony down the pub told me that

I was in the pub with Tony last night!

[BrilloPad]

Coronavirus: Vanessa Hudgens sorry for 'people are going to die' comments - BBC News

[vetran]

Unless you're a brain dead Instagram influencer: https://www.miamiherald.com/miami-co...241270296.html

the people you follow ....

[Whorty]

I was in the pub with Tony last night!

He's always down there .... the pub might be closed, but he'll still be in there with his pint and pack of pork scratchings

[ladymuck]

He's always down there .... the pub might be closed, but he'll still be in there with his pint and pack of pork scratchings

Mmm...pork scratchings...

[AB1]

Any evidence for that, or are you just making it up, or something your read on soshul medjah?

No evidence for that no. I've been following this closely since the outbreak in Wohun and like cojak said, I'm "full of fecking articles."

While following the stories in China (January-February) they frequently spoke of recovery periods of roughly 6 weeks. Two tests also had (have) to be carried out, two days apart from each other and come back with a clear (negative) result, before those who had been infected were declared as clear (I believe that's how the test's of those infected was done in China, but don't hold me to that. That may be how it's being done in Europe). It is only since it has spread over here to the UK that I've been hearing and reading about 1-2 week quarantines, also with no tests required afterwards. As long as someone who has/had contracted the virus "feels better" after their quarantine period, that is enough for them to leave their quarantine and return to work, for instance.
As I stated in OP, I believe that this is being done (advised by the government) so that the virus is spread at a controlled pace with the aim of building "herd immunity," while those with severe symptoms remain protected as best as possible, by calling 111, according to government guidelines.

No, I don't have any concrete evidence about how long it takes to recover from the virus. I am simply going based on what I frequently read before it arrived here. I'm sure there's plenty that can be found on it on the net. Each to their own on what information they take on.

[Whorty]

No evidence for that no. I've been following this closely since the outbreak in Wohun and like cojak said, I'm "full of fecking articles."

While following the stories in China (January-February) the stories frequently spoke of recovery periods of roughly 6 weeks. Two tests also had (have) to be carried out, two days apart from each other and come back with a clear (negative) result, before those who had been infected were declared as clear (I believe that's how the test's of those infected was done in China, but don't hold me to that). It is only since it has spread over here to the UK that I've been hearing and reading about 1-2 week quarantines, also with no tests required afterwards. As long as someone who has/had contracted the virus "feels better" after their quarantine period, that is enough for them to leave their quarantine and return to work, for instance.
As I stated in OP, I believe that this is being done (advised by the government) so that the virus is spread at a controlled pace with the aim of building "herd immunity," while those with severe symptoms remain protected as best as possible, by calling 111, according to government guidelines.

No, I don't have any concrete evidence about how long it takes to recover from the virus. I am simply going based on what I frequently read before it arrived here. I'm sure there's plenty that can be found on it on the net. Each to their own on what information they take on.

So, what you're saying is, this is just your uneducated, non-professional, no medical background, no direct 1st hand contact, view based on something you read online?

Yeah, sounds like you know what you're talking about