But they would need testing every day!
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But they would need testing every day!
I meant to test if they have had it as they are planning to do (when they get enough kits) this means they can nurse the effected with peace of mind.
Tourist in caravans and camper vans will be barred from driving into the Lake District in order to combat the spread of coronavirus.
Cumbria Police said that from Wednesday anyone in the vehicles they think is "on holiday" will be "advised to go home" and could be fined.
The force has previously said the outbreak is "no excuse for a holiday".
The government is ordering people not to leave their homes unless it is absolutely necessary.
Assistant Chief Constable Andy Slattery said: "We will be stopping anybody coming into the Lake District who we think is coming in on holiday with caravans, camper vans, or whatever, and advising them to go back to their home address."
He issued a warning on Saturday urging tourists to stay away from after many ignored advice to social distance.
The government has said everybody should stay at home and will only be allowed to leave for specific reasons:
- Shopping for "basic necessities" as infrequently as possible - but people should use delivery services where they can
- Medical reasons, to provide care, or to help a vulnerable person
- Travelling to and from work, but only if it is "absolutely necessary".
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Just saw on the guardian that they are trialing what would be a mass test for both If the person is positive or more importantly has had the virus:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...home-testing-to-be-made-available-within-days
Suggestion being it would be distributed via Amazon.
“The test, which looks like a pregnancy test and involves pricking the finger to produce a drop of blood, which is then analysed by the device, will first be validated in Oxford to ensure it works as well as scientists hope. That will happen this week”
Hopefully it will,actually work.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...home-testing-to-be-made-available-within-days
Suggestion being it would be distributed via Amazon.
“The test, which looks like a pregnancy test and involves pricking the finger to produce a drop of blood, which is then analysed by the device, will first be validated in Oxford to ensure it works as well as scientists hope. That will happen this week”
Hopefully it will,actually work.
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@Chippy_Tea might find this interesting, We have a family friend who lives in Carlisle, about 5 weeks ago our friend was extremely ill with all the symptoms of Corona virus, we even joked over the phone about it but it wasn't really in the UK at the time.The cough lingered for a couple of weeks. Looking at the stats for Cumbria as a whole, it now has quite a high volume of cases compared to other areas outside London.We are now convinced our friend was a very early case in Carlisle and that Cumbria has an above average no.of people suffering from the virus.
The British county of Cumbria is located in North West England and has a population of 496,200, (129 have tested positive)
This is 2 days old -
THE coronavirus outbreak has now killed five people in Cumbria.
The latest update for Covid-19 fatalities in the county has been confirmed in the last hour.
Three of the people who have died were from north Cumbria and two from the south of the county.
There are also now 79 confirmed cases in Cumbria - though the actual number of people infected will be higher as that figure does not include people who have not been tested and who may be self-isolating at home.
We are eighth highest -
Covid-19 positive -
London 2,925
West Midlands 434
Greater Manchester 282
Hampshire 207
South Yorkshire 174
Hertfordshire 139
Derbyshire 138
Cumbria 129
Nottinghamshire 127
Surrey 110
GhostShip
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Funny how this situation changes your perspectives. I am so looking forward to a walk tonight - something I normally take for granted.
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I’m trying to stay on the positive side so yay for the 30 second commute (instead of one and a half hours).
I also hope that some of the changes in working practices will carry through with it being demonstrated that for many remote working is completely feasible.
We have also had a number of meetings that previously would have needed flights to attend being done entirely via video conference.
Is that UK number correct 11 seems either a anomaly or pray to god a downturn
I have been listening to 5 live a lot and you cannot tell they are not all sitting in the same studio, i don't see any point in travelling to a studio every day if they can work from home.
The first screen shot is from earlier today the second not long ago they both show the same so fingers crossed.
Balmoral castle,
If you have to self isolate i guess this would make it a little less stressful.
I am sure Charley will be able to find a bedroom with its own bathroom.
If you have to self isolate i guess this would make it a little less stressful.
I am sure Charley will be able to find a bedroom with its own bathroom.
Oneflewover
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I feel strangely optimistic about the future, this feels like an opportunity for us all to refocus on what is really important. Might start a new thread.....
From the horses mouth -
Dutto
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Sorry, but Public Health England don't give out their figures until a bit later. All the 433 figure includes are the 11 deaths in Wales and Scotland since yesterday rather than a downturn.
TBH the figures are getting later and later in the day - which is an ominous trait!
Just been for the daily constitutional. Even by our country standards, it was very quiet. Looks like people are being sensible.
Very quiet round the lakes today.
