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

stephenjmcd · 03-04-2020 07:45PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

And we put measures in earlier??? We allowed flights to come and go, not only that people got off these flights and were free to go wherever they wanted.

The flights again.... bloody hell it's in the community here and probably was a long time before we even picked up the first case.

For probably the last 2-3 weeks the airports have been basically empty so the whole airport thing has been done and discussed time and time again.

And yes we did put measures in place earlier, we actually closed schools, pubs, mass events etc all earlier than most of those countries.

The who yesterday even said that Ireland was doing a good job in setting out the strategy to break the virus.

Logan Roy · 03-04-2020 07:46PM

Can people please stop replying to that poster?

HorseSea · 03-04-2020 07:46PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

How are Italy, Spain and France reporting hundreds per day?

Do you always expect others to do everything for you, go watch/read or listen to the news. There's is plenty of it out there. :mad:

03-04-2020 07:48PM

Multipass wrote: »

No one here has any delivery slots until May. I’m buying for my 89 and 90 year old parents, so I go to as few locations as possible. We’re going to be hit with huge austerity after this. The money flying overseas into corporate hands bothers me. A lot. We’re locked down, it’s not like we have free choice.

I'm not talking about supermarkets offering delivery, the local supervalue doesn't have any either and the same for my dad's area. I'm talking about pet,fuel etc and they are delivering next day without issue around here

Do you not have a supervalue in your area they have the highest number of stores in Ireland?

Yes we are heading into austerity, but Aldi and Lidl will most likely still be paying their staff more than the Irish supermarkets and Tesco, not forgetting that Dunnes is also a multinational company.

pjohnson · 03-04-2020 07:48PM

Logan Roy wrote: »

Can people please stop replying to that poster?

Who you on about now?

Logan Roy · 03-04-2020 07:49PM

pjohnson wrote: »

Who you on about now?

The poster who is away with the birds :pac:

Away With The Fairies · 03-04-2020 07:50PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

The flights again.... bloody hell it's in the community here and probably was a long time before we even picked up the first case.

For probably the last 2-3 weeks the airports have been basically empty so the whole airport thing has been done and discussed time and time again.

And yes we did put measures in place earlier, we actually closed schools, pubs, mass events etc all earlier than most of those countries.

The who yesterday even said that Ireland was doing a good job in setting out the strategy to break the virus.

Well they could have stopped flights instead of welcoming in more cases of the virus. Plane loads of people. If people weren't allowed to go on skiing trips or Cheltenham, things might be slightly better off.

keynes · 03-04-2020 07:50PM

4 flights coming in from the UK tonight and a few hours later another one coming in from the world's virus epicenter, New York. This is an outrage that's not receiving the attention it deserves. What's the point of us staying inside while flights from the world's virus hotspots are continually coming in unchecked?

Jim_Hodge · 03-04-2020 07:52PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

Because I don't believe numbers when looking at other countries.

We're 16th for deaths per million out of over 200. What's not to believe?

Boggles · 03-04-2020 07:53PM

keynes wrote: »

4 flights coming in from the UK tonight and a few hours later another one coming in from the world's virus epicenter, New York. This is an outrage that's not receiving the attention it deserves. What's the point of us staying inside while flights from the world's virus hotspots are continually coming in unchecked?

Very simple way to deal with this.

Everyone is taken off the flight and put in a hotel for 2 weeks.

Away With The Fairies · 03-04-2020 07:55PM

Boggles wrote: »

Very simple way to deal with this.

Everyone is taken off the flight and put in a hotel for 2 weeks.

Except, we're not taking people of these flights and putting them away, are we?

RugbyLad11 · 03-04-2020 07:55PM

Boggles wrote: »

Very simple way to deal with this.

Everyone is taken off the flight and put in a hotel for 2 weeks.

That's what the Chinese were doing. But even that wasn't enough and now they've banned all foreigners from entering

shocksy · 03-04-2020 07:56PM

Boggles wrote: »

Very simple way to deal with this.

Everyone is taken off the flight and put in a hotel for 2 weeks.

And who's going to pay for that? The taxpayer?

Easier solution that won't cost money. Ban all flights.

stephenjmcd · 03-04-2020 07:57PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

Well they could have stopped flights instead of welcoming in more cases of the virus. Plane loads of people. If people weren't allowed to go on skiing trips or Cheltenham, things might be slightly better off.

The Cheltenham question was asked this evening at the press conference, and the reply was we've no indication of infection being picked up there and transmitted here. Believe it or not but that's what was said.

Flights were never going to stop so get that out of your head, we had to bring irish people home and others wanted to go home from here.
Flights also carry more than just people.

Coyote · 03-04-2020 07:57PM

kilkenny31 wrote: »

Excellent work. The only thing I'd say is maybe the death figure for no change is a bit low. Like we are more likely to see 10-20 deaths per day rather than 5ish.

Hi Kilkenney31

a good point, but there is two sides should the death rate be 1-1.5% of the truth number infected, which would put the number of cases around 10-12K but not all detected
or just the % of cases detected which would be higher than the true number of deaths

I tried to pick a % that was not too high to be said to be scaring people
I might adjust it to 1.5%

Regards

Coyote

gabeeg · 03-04-2020 07:59PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

The Cheltenham question was asked this evening at the press conference, and the reply was we've no indication of infection being picked up there and transmitted here.

Well they probably didn't meet the criteria for testing.

There's loads of celebrity cases from Cheltenham. They're a bunch of ****ing wafflers

stephenjmcd · 03-04-2020 08:01PM

keynes wrote: »

4 flights coming in from the UK tonight and a few hours later another one coming in from the world's virus epicenter, New York. This is an outrage that's not receiving the attention it deserves. What's the point of us staying inside while flights from the world's virus hotspots are continually coming in unchecked?

Becauses they're basically empty flights and have been for the last 2 weeks. They carry more than just people.

lawred2 · 03-04-2020 08:01PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

Because I don't believe numbers when looking at other countries.

Pointless engaging with this

Boggles · 03-04-2020 08:02PM

shocksy wrote: »

And who's going to pay for that? The taxpayer?

They pay for the hotels themselves, obviously it won't be the usual gouge price everyone is used to.

shocksy wrote: »

Easier solution that won't cost money. Ban all flights.

We can't yet, still people trying to get home. Case in point a couple that were stranded on a cruise ship will be hitching a lift on a plane commissioned by the Brits which is flying into London, they need to get home.

We are not at the point yet where we tell Irish Citizens tough shít, wander around London for 6 months, best of luck.

stephenjmcd · 03-04-2020 08:03PM

gabeeg wrote: »

Well they probably didn't meet the criteria for testing.

There's loads of celebrity cases from Cheltenham. They're a bunch of ****ing wafflers

I couldn't care less about celebrity cases at Cheltenham.

I'm sure you'd do a much better job, sure what do the irish public health doctors know

kilkenny31 · 03-04-2020 08:03PM

Coyote wrote: »

Hi Kilkenney31

a good point, but there is two sides should the death rate be 1-1.5% of the truth number infected, which would put the number of cases around 10-12K but not all detected
or just the % of cases detected which would be higher than the true number of deaths

I tried to pick a % that was not too high to be said to be scaring people
I might adjust it to 1.5%

Regards

Coyote

Yeah I see where you get the figure from now. I'd imagine looking at the way things have gone we are looking at 15-30 deaths for the next few weeks.

Funsterdelux · 03-04-2020 08:04PM

lawred2 wrote: »

Pointless engaging with this

Sure arent they away with the fairies!

Coyote · 03-04-2020 08:06PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Fantastic source, Coyote, thank you. We've done very well keeping things below 30%.

Is there a graph for the number of tests carried out prior to and after Leo's big public address ?

Hi Jacob Helpful Stadium

not that i know of, i did think about trying to keep track but we don't get number each day only once a week and they keep changing.

one thing to note is that the number of cases to death
Ireland has a high number of cases detected 4283 but only 120 deaths
the UK has 38,168 cases but 3,605 deaths,
if the % of deaths were the same given very close HSE to NHS standards are

we can see that Ireland are testing at least 3 times as many as the UK is

35 cases found per death in Ireland
12 cases found per death in the UK
France is only finding 9.8 cases per death

Regards

Coyote

windy shepard henderson · 03-04-2020 08:06PM

Boggles wrote: »

They pay for the hotels themselves, obviously it won't be the usual gouge price everyone is used to.

We can't yet, still people trying to get home. Case in point a couple that were stranded on a cruise ship will be hitching a lift on a plane commissioned by the Brits which is flying into London, they need to get home.

We are not at the point yet where we tell Irish Citizens tough shít, wander around London for 6 months, best of luck.

beat me to it , you cant ban all flights end of , restrictions will have to be put in place though for people re-entering the country though

Refractions · 03-04-2020 08:07PM

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

We're 16th for deaths per million out of over 200. What's not to believe?

Same population in every country, no?

tom1ie · 03-04-2020 08:07PM

kilkenny31 wrote: »

Yeah I see where you get the figure from now. I'd imagine looking at the way things have gone we are looking at 15-30 deaths for the next few weeks.

How so? When icu’s reach saturation point that’s where death rates start to climb. That’s why it’s important to know the real time icu occupancy figures that we only started getting yesterday.

03-04-2020 08:08PM

keynes wrote: »

4 flights coming in from the UK tonight and a few hours later another one coming in from the world's virus epicenter, New York. This is an outrage that's not receiving the attention it deserves. What's the point of us staying inside while flights from the world's virus hotspots are continually coming in unchecked?

Where is not a virus hotspot? Do you know who are on these flights? Are they cargo? Are they Irish citizens stuck abroad? Are they returning medics to help?

SweetCaliber · 03-04-2020 08:08PM

I've a question, are takeaways deemed essential? The town I live in they all shut but the next town (about 5 minutes in the road) they are all open for collection only.

Will a garda let me through the checkpoint between both towns to go get a takeaway? We've been cooking all week and would love a takeaway tomorrow night for a treat.

The chances of hitting a checkpoint are 90% as I live in a beachside town and many people are trying to drive out for walks so the checkpoint seems to be there most of the day.

The takeaway in question rings you when its ready and brings the food to the passenger side of the car, all paid online beforehand.

ITman88 · 03-04-2020 08:09PM

keynes wrote: »

4 flights coming in from the UK tonight and a few hours later another one coming in from the world's virus epicenter, New York. This is an outrage that's not receiving the attention it deserves. What's the point of us staying inside while flights from the world's virus hotspots are continually coming in unchecked?

It makes no sense whatsoever.

Let’s shut the schools and you can’t move within 2km of home, but we can justify flights??

03-04-2020 08:13PM

ITman88 wrote: »

It makes no sense whatsoever.

Let’s shut the schools and you can’t move within 2km of home, but we can justify flights??

Do people think we have thousands of tourists coming here for the craic? Unnecessary travel is to be avoided. Anyone on a flight to Ireland needs to travel.

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