Covid-XIX Part VI - 90 cases ROI (1 death) 29 in NI (as of 13 March) Read OP

Wibbs · 13-03-2020 02:16PM

caveat emptor wrote: »

More horse****. You are welcome for my time that I used to protect people who may believe your uniformed ramblings.

https://twitter.com/NAChristakis/status/1235204448101830656?s=20

Yup, clearly closing schools helped in a big way in 1918 and would help today. The big problem today CE is how society has changed since then. In 1918 the vast majority of married women were housewives not working outside the home. Childcare was their job and wasn't an issue to nearly the same degree as it is today where in the vast majority of cases both parents work outside the home to earn a crust. Hell if this had kicked off in the 60's, 70's, even much of the 1980's here in Ireland with far fewer working mothers it would be a much easier thing to implement. Today what do working parents do with their children?

Bob24 · 13-03-2020 02:16PM

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Looks like Sweden are taking a leaf out of our book, idiots.

This is why we should be careful with the online cases dashboards. Ways of counting and accuracy of figures varies a lot from country to country. So comparisons or aggregate numbers should be taken with a pinch of salt.

take everything · 13-03-2020 02:16PM

South Korea proving to be Best Korea in this

Duke of Url · 13-03-2020 02:16PM

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Looks like Sweden are taking a leaf out of our book, idiots.

IMO Sweden are taking the right steps

Reporting numbers confirmed numbers IS pointless.

Mic 1972 · 13-03-2020 02:16PM

Last week we passed the 100k cases worldwide
We'll pass 150K by end of this week, early next week
it's moving really fast, these figures are crazy high

Adiboo · 13-03-2020 02:16PM

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Maybe she didn't flush the toilet until she was leaving. It doesn't mean she didn't wash her hands.

Wash your hands, then touch dirty toilet handle? Kinda defeats the purpose of washing them.

lfen · 13-03-2020 02:16PM

1123heavy wrote: »

Army shutdown of the country from Monday. Taoiseach will make announcement early Monday morning. Everything closed except shops on a restricted basis. No one going to/from work except those with special permission.

Basically Italy. This is the reason the army have been drafted, Garda do not have resources to police such a scenario.

Says who?

Sierra Oscar · 13-03-2020 02:17PM

HSE currently in the process of identifying sites in order to bring 10,000 extra beds into the health system. Yikes.

amadangomor · 13-03-2020 02:17PM

flynnlives wrote: »

Only 60 people for contact tracing. And they had 27 new cases yesterday.

What a farce!

Are tests really taking 4 to 6 days? if thats true then we are truly ****ed!

I'm sure that is a typo. Possibly 4-6 hours?

BigMo1 · 13-03-2020 02:17PM

Is a cough and fever the most common symptoms?

NetChat101 · 13-03-2020 02:17PM

ASOT wrote: »

Serious question, how do you think that this could be done in reality?

People will be coming from different airports, at different times and on different days.

It would be impossible.

Yes, in fairness, I know you're absolutely right - it's just sickening to think that upwards of 20,000 will come home after being in such close quarters - a breeding ground for this. Might be the biggest gamble of their lives.

namloc1980 · 13-03-2020 02:17PM

1123heavy wrote: »

Army shutdown of the country from Monday. Taoiseach will make announcement early Monday morning. Everything closed except shops on a restricted basis. No one going to/from work except those with special permission.

Basically Italy. This is the reason the army have been drafted, Garda do not have resources to police such a scenario.

Around 7,000 active personnel won't lock down anything.

flynnlives · 13-03-2020 02:18PM

1123heavy wrote: »

Army shutdown of the country from Monday. Taoiseach will make announcement early Monday morning. Everything closed except shops on a restricted basis. No one going to/from work except those with special permission.

Basically Italy. This is the reason the army have been drafted, Garda do not have resources to police such a scenario.

This is unlikely and stems from the post earlier in the week that all personal needed to have their kit ready in barracks.

Stop spreading needless panic

dougm1970 · 13-03-2020 02:18PM

CIARAN_BOYLE wrote: »

Unknown as of yet but probably for periods of time.

SARS could live between 15 minutes and 3 hours on a steel or plastic surface depending on temperature.

that woman who was on prime time with miriam o'callahan said it could live on a hand rail on a bus for 2 days.

solidasarock · 13-03-2020 02:18PM

1123heavy wrote: »

Army shutdown of the country from Monday. Taoiseach will make announcement early Monday morning. Everything closed except shops on a restricted basis. No one going to/from work except those with special permission.

Basically Italy. This is the reason the army have been drafted, Garda do not have resources to police such a scenario.

While we are spouting the same bollocks over and over, I also hear the Clayton hotel on Pierce Street is full of cases

Duke of Url · 13-03-2020 02:18PM

Sierra Oscar wrote: »

HSE currently in the process of identifying sites in order to bring 10,000 extra beds into the health system. Yikes.

Simply take over Hotels . Im sure they are pretty empty and the Government could rent them off the industry.

flynnlives · 13-03-2020 02:18PM

Sierra Oscar wrote: »

HSE currently in the process of identifying sites in order to bring 10,000 extra beds into the health system. Yikes.

source?

Bob24 · 13-03-2020 02:19PM

Mic 1972 wrote: »

Last week we passed the 100k cases worldwide
We'll pass 150K by end of this week, early next week
it's moving really fast, these figures are crazy high

Roughly 25% daily increases is what we seem to be looking at (in countries where no restriction measures are in place).

Doctor Shipman · 13-03-2020 02:19PM

lfen wrote: »

Says who?

And so soon after yesterday's announcement. I doubt this is true.

An Ri rua · 13-03-2020 02:19PM

Strazdas wrote: »

Not at all : scientists reckon that the average infected person might pass it on to two or three people at most (and that's with close contact, not a ten second encounter).

I don't know how you inferred sexual relations from that. And not everyone is a 10 second merchant.

namloc1980 · 13-03-2020 02:19PM

BigMo1 wrote: »

Is a cough and fever the most common symptoms?

Fever, dry cough and shortness of breath appear to be the main symptoms.

Mic 1972 · 13-03-2020 02:19PM

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Looks like Sweden are taking a leaf out of our book, idiots.

No testing policy??? IDIOTS

flynnlives · 13-03-2020 02:19PM

convert all university accommodation to treatment centres.

They are empty from next week and there will be no tourists season. could turn them around in 2 weeks or less.

whisky_galore · 13-03-2020 02:20PM

1123heavy wrote: »

Army shutdown of the country from Monday. Taoiseach will make announcement early Monday morning. Everything closed except shops on a restricted basis. No one going to/from work except those with special permission.

Basically Italy. This is the reason the army have been drafted, Garda do not have resources to police such a scenario.

Where is this? No mention on DF own FB page.

facehugger99 · 13-03-2020 02:20PM

1123heavy wrote: »

Army shutdown of the country from Monday. Taoiseach will make announcement early Monday morning. Everything closed except shops on a restricted basis. No one going to/from work except those with special permission.

Basically Italy. This is the reason the army have been drafted, Garda do not have resources to police such a scenario.

The army would struggle to shutdown a laptop.

Stop spouting sh;te.

spookwoman · 13-03-2020 02:20PM

Wombatman wrote: »

4-6 Days????? Where you getting that from? Thought the standard turnaround time was 24 hours give or take a few. 48 even, but 4-6 days?

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2020/0226/1117632-coronavirus-ireland/

Someone is telling porkies.

sorry typo 4 - 6 hours

wakka12 · 13-03-2020 02:20PM

Scary how this disease takes a hold so quickly and silently and then just explodes out of literally nowhere. Spain had it's first known cases of community transmission less than two weeks ago, now theres talk of a national lockdown

cnbyz · 13-03-2020 02:20PM

how come India have so few cases ? Its not exactly the best place for hygiene is it ? (sorry but thats a known fact)

namloc1980 · 13-03-2020 02:21PM

solidasarock wrote: »

While we are spouting the same bollocks over and over, I also hear the Clayton hotel on Pierce Street is full of cases

Suit cases?

Beasty · 13-03-2020 02:21PM

Another point to mention specific to the Irish figures

The only place I have seen 2 deaths noted is in this thread. I have done searches and it appears that some reports of the first death were mistakenly assumed to be a second death. Someone in Naas has also been mentioned. This has not been reported. Please bear in mind that, unfortunately, people die every day and in the current climate people can very easily put 2 and 2 together and get 5.

I have said previously there is almost certainly some delay in the release of figures. Please stick to the "official" figures as posting stuff you think you "know" can only cause confusion when most people do rely on official communications, and indeed helps create inaccurate rumours

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