Also, in case anybody is wondering why some countries are doing better View attachment 512150
The lunchtime news reported that there could be an outbreak coming in Tokyo - parks now closed, main areas becoming deserted after being packed last weekend Although public transport still busy according to the reportThe life giving properties of a decent bubble tea (not the pale imitation that was available in Manchester until recently
Actually there was an analysis on twitter of that graph and you can genuinely group countries doing well (China, SK, Singapore , Japan) and those not doing well on whether they have a blanket TB immunisation policy. Whether that is just a weird coincidence or not isn't know, there is much we still need to learn
You can add Eastern Europe to thisThe life giving properties of a decent bubble tea (not the pale imitation that was available in Manchester until recently
Actually there was an analysis on twitter of that graph and you can genuinely group countries doing well (China, SK, Singapore , Japan) and those not doing well on whether they have a blanket TB immunisation policy. Whether that is just a weird coincidence or not isn't know, there is much we still need to learn
I made an assessment of the character of the party leaders and therefore an estimation of their aptitude in dealing with a crisis of this scale, and also of their party's history and attitude regarding the NHS.You're right: but did you check your party's election manifesto for this before voting? Did anyone?? Ever?
And is Renzi attempting to use that criticism to exploit coronavirus to win votes for Italia Viva, like Salvini is for Lega Nord?Renzi, despite being as pro EU as they come from Italy had no reserves criticising initial response of ECB ( now somewhat corrected through PEPP) and EC (which is only now allowing for the suspension of fiscal rules)
Therefore my comment stands, not only far right anti EU politicans are not very happy with the response of the union
Bubble tea? Seriously?Also, in case anybody is wondering why some countries are doing better View attachment 512150
The week to 20th March? So that was when there had been 177 coronavirus deaths but what's the similar analysis for this week say now there's been more than 2300 coronavirus deaths?Also deaths in UK in week to 20th of March compared to the average from last 5 yr
10645 vs 10573
Total increase of 72
I linked some findings about BCG and c19 earlier in this thread: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/202...e-steel-immune-system-against-new-coronavirus[...] you can genuinely group countries doing well (China, SK, Singapore , Japan) and those not doing well on whether they have a blanket TB immunisation policy. Whether that is just a weird coincidence or not isn't know, there is much we still need to learn
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...nalfiguresondeathsregisteredinenglandandwalesAnd is Renzi attempting to use that criticism to exploit coronavirus to win votes for Italia Viva, like Salvini is for Lega Nord?
Bubble tea? Seriously?
The week to 20th March? So that was when there had been 177 coronavirus deaths but what's the similar analysis for this week say now there's been more than 2300 coronavirus deaths?
I think he was probably using it to push the EU to greater action. Where's the vote-winning propaganda element? Can you post a link to any credible report of an Italia Viva politician pulling a stunt like the reported dismantling of an EU flag which provoked your earlier comment?He is a politican
Do you think he is using it to loose votes?
Wait for the "but it is not the flu" crowd
I linked some findings about BCG and c19 earlier in this thread: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/202...e-steel-immune-system-against-new-coronavirus
"How to understand the death toll" means that's a TMN to @MarkF if I remember this morning correctly! https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/coronavirus-outbreak.256913/post-5937599