CoVid19 Part XII - 4,604 in ROI (137 deaths) 998 in NI (56 deaths)(04/04) **Read OP**

kenmc wrote: »

Surely that's the definition of "critical case recovery" no?

Does ICU care always indicate critical status?

Gods Gift wrote: »

Trump probably thinking that graph is a before and after of a boob job

He's not stupid. He just treats people in America as they were stupid. And they love him for that.

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

https://twitter.com/ShaneGoldmacher/status/1245105781046902790

You can tell that Trump is looking at the chart and is just thinking one thing - it looks like a perky boob.

Gods Gift wrote: »

Cheap oil.
Gasoline 99cents a gallon. Yeeeeeeehaaaaawww

Dublin. Before the crash diesel 1.32, after the crash diesel 1.20 (today)

That's not even 10% reduction, WTF?

Fauci literally just said the efficacy tests will take months for hydroxy and other drugs and Trump just recommened going ahead and taking them

Heres Johnny wrote: »

US figures of 2 trillion dollars to save 2 million lives is a million dollars per life..

$1000 per life maybe?

Stripes99 wrote: »

So you reckon this way of living is likely to go on for a number of months to come??

Who the fook knows? Why are you asking random lads on the internet who, in reality, probably know no more than yourself? Just follow the guidelines and wait and see like the rest of us

RugbyLad11 wrote: »

Don't forget Leos unrealistic prediction of 15,000 cases by the end of the month.

I see lots of people celebrating and saying fantastic job by the Government because we didn't hit the 15,000 cases or 30% increase per day.

You are the same kind of eejit that would be giving out about FG about putting the economy first if they didn't react to the virus and for all intents and purposes close the country

It's almost like you and that other clown weldoninhio would find any angle and use it as a stick to beat Varadkar.

Apparently...

WASHINGTON: China's "wet markets" have reopened - selling bats, pangolins and dogs for human consumption.

The move is dangerous as scientists believe that the Covid-19 causing coronavirus first lurked in a bat in China and hopped to another animal, before getting passed on to humans.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/china/chinas-deadly-wet-markets-are-back/articleshow/74912294.cms?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=TOIMobile

yum

voluntary wrote: »

He's not stupid. He just treats people in America as they were stupid. And they love him for that.

Ah he’s a bit thick in fairness.

voluntary wrote: »

Dublin. Before the crash diesel 1.32, after the crash diesel 1.20 (today)

That's not even 10% reduction, WTF?

Going by how quiet the roads are, I’m in North Dublin and I’d be hearing cars in the evening pass at one every couple of minutes, nothing has passed in about 2 hours. It’s fücking weird.. silence is deafening out there. Reassuring though all things considered. The prices might be forced down because of this.

Strumms wrote: »

Going by how quiet the roads are, I’m in North Dublin and I’d be hearing cars in the evening pass at one every couple of minutes, nothing has passed in about 2 hours. It’s fücking weird.. silence is deafening out there. Reassuring though all things considered.

I wouldn't be one for going to nightclubs and banging music but right now I wanna be sitting in one and not be able to hear myself talk

weldoninhio wrote: »

The “ramping up of tests” etc was a PR exercise. The “we have plenty of PPE” was a PR exercise.
The bullshyte about getting to “15,000 tests a day” was a PR exercise.

All we are getting from Simple Simon and Varadkardashian is spin and PR bluster.

The whole world is struggling with the this crisis.

It's now a global crisis.

I don't see the point in turning this into a political issue and blaming our politicians with hilarious names.

15,000 tests a day is not a PR exercise, it's a target they are working towards and they ar presently at 5,000 a day. By tests I mean results, not just swabs. They were at 2,000 last week.
People do not accept it takes to get all these things up and running.

Constant sniping at politicians and other geniuses pointing out how they predicted this crisis the moment they heard a person in Wuhan had a sore throat is boring , and that the government should have gone full lock-down in February,achieve nothing and make this thread unreadable.

In the meantime our death rates remain low compared to other countries and that's nothing to do with the impact of the decisions taken by the government. It now means their forecasts were false.

Thursday 27th February....

Hamsterchops wrote: »

UK / HSE confirmed cases 016
IRL / HSE confirmed cases Zero

Then on the 15th March ....

Hamsterchops wrote: »

UK / NHS confirmed cases 1,372
IRL / HSE confirmed cases 0,139

Confirmed cases, 31st March....

Hamsterchops wrote: »

UK / NHS Confirmed cases 22,000
IRL / HSE Confirmed cases 03,235

Hamsterchops wrote: »

UK / NHS Covid-19 deaths 01,415
IRL / HSE Covid-19 deaths 071

Looking at these figures alone for the UK & Ireland just shows what a speed this virus is travelling at......