Corona virus in waterford

Harry Palmr

591 new cases

Waterford 17 cases

Wanderer78

Harry Palmr wrote: »

591 new cases

Waterford 17 cases

ffs

spookwoman

8 cases in WRH -1
0 in Critical Care -1
and 0 suspected in critical care.

OhToBeByTheSea

Deleted User wrote: »

And the most galling part is when Covid eventually subsides, the aforementioned issue will continue and no attempt will be made to deal with them.

Yep, and the many people who have been using the mental health crisis, which existed in this country long before they started using it as their reason for criticising every decision made by the government and the HSE, will forget about it again.

spookwoman

Latest LEA Incidence

spookwoman

less than 5 today.

8 cases in WRH No change
0 in Critical Care No Change
and 0 suspected in critical care.

Captain Red Beard

I have a cousin in Cartamundi who tells me there are five confirmed cases in there and 15 people waiting on test results. Carpooling caused the spread they seem to think.

smellyoldboot

Confirmed case in St Ursula's primary school. No indication of what class or year even. Apparently there are "no close contacts" which in a school environment would represent something close to a miracle. Source: direct message from the school/HSE.

spookwoman

2 cases yesterday and 17 today

5 cases in WRH -3
0 in Critical Care No Change
and 0 suspected in critical care.

Hijpo

spookwoman wrote: »

2 cases yesterday and 17 today

5 cases in WRH -3
0 in Critical Care No Change
and 0 suspected in critical care.

Could that be the 15 that were waiting on results?

Quigs Snr

smellyoldboot wrote: »

Confirmed case in St Ursula's primary school. No indication of what class or year even. Apparently there are "no close contacts" which in a school environment would represent something close to a miracle. Source: direct message from the school/HSE.

Would have happened over the mid term break then I expect.

smellyoldboot

Quigs Snr wrote: »

Would have happened over the mid term break then I expect.

In fairness that piece of information,if true would have involved an extra line or two of text and put a lot of parents minds at ease rather than the current cloak and dagger approach by our state toward public health in the school system.

er1983

smellyoldboot wrote: »

Confirmed case in St Ursula's primary school. No indication of what class or year even. Apparently there are "no close contacts" which in a school environment would represent something close to a miracle. Source: direct message from the school/HSE.

Senior infants, the whole family have it (4)

er1983

Quigs Snr wrote: »

Would have happened over the mid term break then I expect.

Sunday 25th got tested & positive result the next day. Doesn't make sense, she already could have had it while in school that week

spookwoman

er1983 wrote: »

Sunday 25th got tested & positive result the next day. Doesn't make sense, she already could have had it while in school that week

1/2 to 1 day for symptoms to appear if they got infected friday evening or saturday. yeah... no school contacts.

Oscar Madison

er1983 wrote: »

Sunday 25th got tested & positive result the next day. Doesn't make sense, she already could have had it while in school that week

I couldn't understand why they allowed schools to reopen.

This was going to happen and how many further cases will/might develop from this child?

All the propaganda stating that it was safe to send children back to school was just poor!

smellyoldboot

It's the Donald Trump approach: If you don't test in schools, you won't find cases in schools. Simples.

spookwoman

<5 today

5 cases in WRH No Change Still 3 suspected
0 in Critical Care No Change
and 0 suspected in critical care.

Wanderer78

Oscar Madison wrote:

I couldn't understand why they allowed schools to reopen.

It was for economic reasons, the economy is far more important than kids!

Gavlor

Wanderer78 wrote: »

It was for economic reasons, the economy is far more important than kids!

The economy is far more Important than Protecting kids from something that they don’t need protection from!!

If school related cases spread amongst adults then it’s a different story.

PTH2009

Gavlor wrote: »

The economy is far more Important than Protecting kids from something that they don’t need protection from!!

If school related cases spread amongst adults then it’s a different story.

The pubs and house parties would get even more blame

Harry Palmr

We don't kneed know educashun

smellyoldboot

PTH2009 wrote: »

The pubs and house parties would get even more blame

And deservedly so. If during a pandemic, a decision is made that education is of critical importance and can continue to take place only if guidance is strictly adhered to. And some parents and/or relative s of school age children decide their social life is of greater importance and continue to attend houseparties/ pubs and further risk spreading the virus then this is and will continue to be repulsive , selfish behaviour.

There is a LOT more transparency required with regard to how the HSE and DOE deal with and report cases in schools. In no way, shape or form does this translate into any argument in favour of reopening pubs tbh.

Gavlor

PTH2009 wrote: »

The pubs and house parties would get even more blame

Yeah because house parties & Irish indoor bbqs had nothing to do with the rise in cases

Asdfgh2020

Gavlor wrote: »

Yeah because house parties & Irish indoor bbqs had nothing to do with the rise in cases

I take it you are being sarcastic....?

Harry Palmr

Captain Red Beard

Do we have it more or less under control here in our Déise utopia?

smellyoldboot

Captain Red Beard wrote: »

Do we have it more or less under control here in our Déise utopia?

It oddly enough looks (by the reported daily cases) to be coming under control in the state in general. Am pleasantly surprised tbh how fast the numbers seem to be dropping.

spookwoman

3 yesterday

6 cases in WRH +1
3 suspected
0 in Critical Care No Change
and 0 suspected in critical care.

killbillvol2

smellyoldboot wrote: »

It oddly enough looks (by the reported daily cases) to be coming under control in the state in general. Am pleasantly surprised tbh how fast the numbers seem to be dropping.

I wouldn't judge yet. I doubt it's a coincidence that schools were off for a week and numbers dropped.