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

Professor Moriarty · 02-04-2020 09:33AM

Ethereal Cereal wrote: »

You'd have to imagine it is. I would have thought washing hands after putting the shopping away, and many more times during the day, and not touching you face would be allot more protective.

Especially washing shopping with bleach sounds kind of dangerous. Bleach is highly toxic

You can water it down to 2% bleach/98% water and it will still kill coronavirus.

mcmoustache · 02-04-2020 09:34AM

Harry Palmr wrote: »

They are ramping up mendacious stupidity as we speak

The USA is really going to do it aren't they?

They're going to turn this into a left versus right issue like pollution and education.

DOCARCH · 02-04-2020 09:35AM

Mental Mickey wrote: »

Anyone?

I am not sure anything is to be announced? All that was said is they would review the current situation/restrictions.

mick987 · 02-04-2020 09:35AM

Sittingpretty wrote: »

I watched a woman I follow on Instagram wash all her delivered groceries with water and bleach.

Is that not ever so slightly OTT or should we now be doing this also?

To think everbody was moaning about Chlorinated chicken a month ago

YFlyer · 02-04-2020 09:36AM

Farmers out with their poor hand on Pat Kenny show.

Mental Mickey · 02-04-2020 09:37AM

DOCARCH wrote: »

I am not sure anything is to be announced? All that was said is they would review the current situation/restrictions.

They were talking about something called "Community Call". An initiative that involves all the local authorities throughout the country checking in on vulnerable people...?

Sofiztikated · 02-04-2020 09:38AM

Ethereal Cereal wrote: »

You'd have to imagine it is. I would have thought washing hands after putting the shopping away, and many more times during the day, and not touching you face would be allot more protective.

Especially washing shopping with bleach sounds kind of dangerous. Bleach is highly toxic

Depends on the level of bleach solution.

But I wouldn't go to that extreme myself.

froog · 02-04-2020 09:39AM

YFlyer wrote: »

Farmers out with their poor hand on Pat Kenny show.

jesus you'd swear they were the only people that work in the country.

Sofiztikated · 02-04-2020 09:39AM

mcmoustache wrote: »

The USA is really going to do it aren't they?

They're going to turn this into a left versus right issue like pollution and education.

Going to? They're already at it.

the.red.baron · 02-04-2020 09:41AM

weldoninhio wrote: »

War is traumatic. Having to sit at home watching Netflix is not.

not for tough guys

Longing · 02-04-2020 09:42AM

Why are people in nursing home's not added in the death figures.

They would be still be alive today if Covid 19 didn't exist.

RebelButtMunch · 02-04-2020 09:42AM

Ethereal Cereal wrote: »

You'd have to imagine it is. I would have thought washing hands after putting the shopping away, and many more times during the day, and not touching you face would be allot more protective.

Especially washing shopping with bleach sounds kind of dangerous. Bleach is highly toxic

Instructions are on the back of the label.

Ger Roe · 02-04-2020 09:43AM

Mental Mickey wrote: »

They were talking about something called "Community Call". An initiative that involves all the local authorities throughout the country checking in on vulnerable people...?

Yes. Being set up now - various gov agencies and NGO's coming together to provide support services in the community, under co-ord of local authorities. People being re-deployed from their usual state funded social and community services to man and woman the pumps.

This is going to take a lot of effort to set up - one would assume it is intended to be in place for a reasonable time.

Tacitus Kilgore · 02-04-2020 09:43AM

Longing wrote: »

Why are people in nursing home's not added in the death figures.

They would be still be alive today if Covid 19 didn't exist.

What do you mean?

1wizards sleeve · 02-04-2020 09:44AM

YFlyer wrote: »

Farmers out with their poor hand on Pat Kenny show.

How was that food you ate today.

the.red.baron · 02-04-2020 09:45AM

Ethereal Cereal wrote: »

You'd have to imagine it is. I would have thought washing hands after putting the shopping away, and many more times during the day, and not touching you face would be allot more protective.

Especially washing shopping with bleach sounds kind of dangerous. Bleach is highly toxic

dont drink the bleach

Chlorine is also toxic but its in your tap water

Bleach breaks down quite quickly leaving a harmless residue, how else do you think they allow you turf it down the jacks

Professor Moriarty · 02-04-2020 09:46AM

Sofiztikated wrote: »

Depends on the level of bleach solution.

But I wouldn't go to that extreme myself.

Actually, you should! There's a comprehensive guide to shopping here that has a procedure for shopping. Apart from the family home, shopping is probably where a lot of people will most likely pick up the infection now.

beolight · 02-04-2020 09:47AM

c montgomery wrote: »

St Patrick's Day Parade 2021

Dedicated to health care workers who walk the parade to ovations from the public who they protected in 2020.

Make it happen everyone

You know what there’s a reason why so many Nurses and Doctors emigrate!
Forget about the Parade how about we just pay them a decent wage? No tiered increases phased over 3 year nonsense tied to work productivity or changes in work practice just a straight forward wage increase like the ones the Politicians award themselves.
Every Minister of Finance has resisted their wage demands over the years and any concessions are hard fought and Minuscule
I know the sight of all the politicians in the Dail giving them a round of applause last week was greeted with gritted teeth by most Nurses and Doctors

crx=== · 02-04-2020 09:47AM

YFlyer wrote: »

Farmers out with their poor hand on Pat Kenny show.

Food could become the new currency...

BluePlanet · 02-04-2020 09:47AM

This guy on twitter put up a picture from Medical Examiner in Cook County, Illinois that shows quite a number of deaths marked as "pneumonia" and "acute respiratory distress (ARD)".

Nice number massaging going on.

https://twitter.com/lib_crusher/status/1245539683221868544/photo/1

Thread: https://twitter.com/lib_crusher/status/1245539683221868544

froog · 02-04-2020 09:47AM

1wizards sleeve wrote: »

How was that food you ate today.

and your house?
your electricity?
your clothes?
your education?
your healthcare?
your water?

etc etc

02-04-2020 09:50AM

Longing wrote: »

Why are people in nursing home's not added in the death figures.

They would be still be alive today if Covid 19 didn't exist.

They are, they have said that on a number of occasions that nursing home clusters have been the reason for high death tolls on certain days.

Ger Roe · 02-04-2020 09:50AM

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

Actually, you should! There's a comprehensive guide to shopping here that has a procedure for shopping. Apart from the family home, shopping is probably where a lot of people will most likely pick up the infection now.

Even in normal circumstances. I once saw a documentary item on how the online delivery basket tray things were treated (or not), in supermarkets. In short, they were filthy... in some cases there were no arrangements in place to clean or disinfect them and they were simply left outside in a yard for storage until they were needed again. Some of the ones I saw myself in stores at the time were visibly filthy, but we weren't as caught up on germ transfer at the time.

There was also some questions about how clean the vans were too - the online delivery services developed quicker than the health and safety procedures.

1wizards sleeve · 02-04-2020 09:50AM

froog wrote: »

and your house?
your electricity?
your clothes?
your education?
your healthcare?
your water?

etc etc

Exactly nice you acknowledge there all important. Of course it could be argued a lot are not life or death. Food certainly is ,not so sure how important new clothes are for the next few months

Tacitus Kilgore · 02-04-2020 09:53AM

1wizards sleeve wrote: »

Exactly nice you acknowledge there all important. Of course it could be argued a lot are not life or death. Food certainly is ,not so sure how important new clothes are for the next few months

I'd say the poster is wondering how the farmers have been hit, domestic food consumption hasn't reduced, export probably - but - exporting food would probably go down as non essential at the moment?

tobefrank321 · 02-04-2020 09:54AM

BluePlanet wrote: »

This guy on twitter put up a picture from Medical Examiner in Cook County, Illinois that shows quite a number of deaths marked as "pneumonia" and "acute respiratory distress (ARD)".

Nice number massaging going on.

https://twitter.com/lib_crusher/status/1245539683221868544/photo/1

Thread: https://twitter.com/lib_crusher/status/1245539683221868544

That is absolutely going to be the case.

There's a huge backlog for tests here, in the UK and the US. I think its something like close to 200,000 in the US.

People will unquestionably die of covid19 without ever being tested or confirmed for it. Its already happened in at least one nursing home case here. You can be sure there's more.

Likely a huge problem in the UK and US.

Professor Moriarty · 02-04-2020 09:56AM

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

I'd say the poster is wondering how the farmers have been hit, domestic food consumption hasn't reduced, export probably - but - exporting food would probably go down as non essential at the moment?

The people who served the farmer his pint have no job now. The publican who employed them may well go bankrupt. Hope the farmers take such fellow citizens like that into consideration.

1wizards sleeve · 02-04-2020 09:56AM

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

I'd say the poster is wondering how the farmers have been hit, domestic food consumption hasn't reduced, export probably - but - exporting food would probably go down as non essential at the moment?

Prices have dropped significantly. Farmers who bought animals and fed them all winter . Are now worth less than when they bought them. Marts are very restricted and were closed for a few days. So hard sell them and even if they are booked into a mart it's going to be a flawed set up and will not suit the seller. McDonald's closed 2 in every 10 burgers in Europe was Irish beef. I could go on.

Widdensushi · 02-04-2020 09:57AM

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

I'd say the poster is wondering how the farmers have been hit, domestic food consumption hasn't reduced, export probably - but - exporting food would probably go down as non essential at the moment?

exporting food is essential, obviously the market everywhere has changed

Downlinz · 02-04-2020 09:57AM

Sittingpretty wrote: »

I watched a woman I follow on Instagram wash all her delivered groceries with water and bleach.

Is that not ever so slightly OTT or should we now be doing this also?

It's not a bad idea considering others may have touched them though I'd worry some people may wind up contaminating their food with bleach or chemicals in the process.
Leaving whatever you can in the car for a few days after buying, removing outer plastics and just generally washing hands frequently after touching recently bought items is probably more practical.

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