CoVid19 Part X - 1,564 cases ROI (9 deaths) 209 in NI (7 deaths) (25 March) *Read OP*

Steve F wrote: »

I'm surprised at the amount of "IT Experts" that haven't heard of Teamviewer or Splashtop
both these can be set up in less than ten minutes and then you can log into your works computer from anywhere using any computer.
You are literally "plugged in" and can access everything as if you are sat at your desk at work
Can't understand these people saying they are "waiting for IT to set them up

TeamViewer is not good enough for remote working. It's too laggy. Grand for troubleshooting, that's all.

Also most Corporate networks are locked down for security reasons. They are not fouls to open them up with software like that

MrMusician18 wrote: »

TeamViewer is not good enough for remote working. It's too laggy. Grand for troubleshooting, that's all.

Also most Corporate networks are locked down for security reasons. They are not fouls to open them up with software like that

Indeed and if the company is supplying government, hospitals, large corp etc there will be a policy in place, as part of the supply contract, that they have a secure monitored network. Many now insisting on 2 factor authorization for remote access.

Blueshoe wrote: »

China knew about it in December. Didn't they lock up the doctor who tried to warn them. They knew even before that

He was not locked up... I have looked into the timeline of events as reported in the media.

30 December 2019,.. Dr Li Wenliang saw a patient's report which showed a positive test result with a high confidence level for SARS coronavirus.

At 17:43, he wrote in a private WeChat group of his medical school classmates: "7 confirmed cases of SARS were reported [to hospital] from Huanan Seafood Market."

He also posted the patient's examination report and CT scan image. At 18:42, he added "the latest news is, it has been confirmed that they are coronavirus infections, but the exact virus strain is being subtyped".[2] Li asked the WeChat group members to inform their families and friends to take protective measures.

One of Li's friends posted his message widely on WeChat (Chinese Facebook)

December 31, 2019…Chinese Health officials inform the WHO about a cluster of 41 patients with a mysterious pneumonia. Most are connected to Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market.

January 3, 2020… Police from the Wuhan Public Security Bureau investigated the case and interrogated Li, giving him a warning notice and censuring him for "making false comments on the Internet". Li goes back to work at the hospital.

January 7… Li contracted the coronavirus when he saw an infected patient at his hospital with glaucoma. He was an Ophthalmologist, and examination of the eyes means closeness to the face of the patient. The patient developed a temperature the next day and coronavirus infection was later confirmed.

January 10th Li developed a fever and cough which soon became severe.

January 11, 2020… Chinese authorities shared the full sequence of the coronavirus genome with the world.

On 12 January, Li was admitted to intensive care

February 5… Dr Li dies in ICU having been put on ECMO (Heart lung machine)

Sooo... there was a delay of one day in informing the World Health Organization about the outbreak. The disease was initially treated like a normal spread of disease from animal to human, like a vet getting brucellosis from an animal.

They did not realize that human to human spread was possible and that the virus was so infectious in December, until after a lot of medical staff had been infected, some of whom paid with their lives.

I imagine that if a doctor in the west posted a patient's examination report and CT scan on Facebook, there would be consequences here too.

So much for Trump's lies about delay and cover up.

Tea Shock wrote: »

Hantavirus is decades old.

It has a mortality rate of 38%

If that got out, we'd be begging Coronavirus to come back! But it's much harder to get!

It cant be passed person to person so its unlikely to travel far.

https://twitter.com/Football__Tweet/status/1242362856957509633

https://twitter.com/FutbolBible/status/1242170488820051969

ChikiChiki wrote: »

Or maybe they feel the burden of duty to their home country. The country where their families live, friends live and which is their home. It is quite an emotive thing.

I imagine these people have strong value systems.

A doctor at one of the hospitals in perth wrote to the Irish Times and said 60% of the medical team on staff during shift were Irish. As other people have said before if it was the reverse and U.K. docs were leaving the Irish system there would be no end to the abuse thrown at them. It's not an emotive issue it's an ethical issue.

TTLF wrote: »

i dont think you understand what I mean?

It's obvious we're not going back for awhile, I think it's obvious. I'm just hoping they give another 2 week time frame and then review the current state of things again like they did literally 2 weeks ago? :pac:

Easter holidays pop up in the middle so very logical not to do anything until after those.

is_that_so wrote: »

Easter holidays pop up in the middle so very logical not to do anything until after those.

Yeah that's what I was saying, "e.g. Schools closed until April 27th"

Deleted User wrote: »

Tesco are asking all fit and able bodied people to stop overloading their home deliver system so those who actually need delivery won't have to wait a week for it.
People looking for home deliveries when they can easily go and get it themselves are just being selfish.

Well, Leo actively encouraged that in the speech and some could also be in self-isolation.