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Rocky

Hello decadence
UPDATE
that this lady was on maternity leave !!!
Which changes nothing....it’s still a tragedy and the NHS still needs to support staff with proper PPE even though it looks as though this poor woman caught Covid in the community. Too many front line staff have died from infections caught at work.
 

numbnuts

Legendary Member
Which changes nothing....it’s still a tragedy and the NHS still needs to support staff with proper PPE even though it looks as though this poor woman caught Covid in the community. Too many front line staff have died from infections caught at work.
FFS I didn't say it wasn't a tragedy
 

SpokeyDokey

67, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
Moderator
Mod note:

Please note: the forum is for members to comment on other member's posts and not as to why they may choose to like a particular post.

The latter merely invites the type of argument that we do not wish to take place on the forum.

A couple of posts appertaining to this have been deleted from the thread.
 

tom73

Guru
Location
Yorkshire
Hancock now has yet another grand plan this time for social care.
His other 2 plans have not really worked out so lord knows what this will turn out like.
He has promised every care can quickly get all the PPE they need.
His plan still can't get PPE to the 200 hospitals so how's this going to work with round 15,000 care homes ?
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
Hancock now has yet another grand plan this time for social care.
His other 2 plans have not really worked out so lord knows what this will turn out like.
He has promised every care can quickly get all the PPE they need.
His plan still can't get PPE to the 200 hospitals so how's this going to work with round 15,000 care homes ?
His last claim was that he never undertook to get tests up to 25,000 a day within 4 weeks. But he did. What he now claims is that it was a target for the end of April, which it wasn't.

Guardian live feed:
The copy of the press release on the government’s website is worded slightly differently. It says:

Officials are working to increase the number of tests that can be conducted by Public Health England and the NHS to 25,000 a day.
The increased capacity is expected to be ready within 4 weeks, with highest-priority cases being tested first.

At the press conference Matt Hancock, the health secretary, wrongly claimed that the government had not committed to reaching the 25,000 a day target by today. (See 5.45pm.)
 

lane

Veteran
So we have to stay indoors and stop movement, don’t attend work, etc and it’s just announced that there are going to be several incoming flights of migrant workers to pick fruit. Hope it’s well controlled.

Not the case don't attend work. Only if you can't do your work at home. Can't do the veg and fruit picking at home. Apparently a 6000% increase in UK workers searching for farm jobs (probably from a low base).

We do and will need fruit and vegetables especially with international supply chains potentially disrupted.
 
 

PK99

Legendary Member
Location
SW19
Which changes nothing....it’s still a tragedy and the NHS still needs to support staff with proper PPE even though it looks as though this poor woman caught Covid in the community. Too many front line staff have died from infections caught at work.

Oh for fecks sake, yes it does.

The OP said: Why are we allowing pregnant health workers on the frontline ?

The whole point or the OP falls if she was not working.
 
Hancock now has yet another grand plan this time for social care.
His other 2 plans have not really worked out so lord knows what this will turn out like.
He has promised every care can quickly get all the PPE they need.
His plan still can't get PPE to the 200 hospitals so how's this going to work with round 15,000 care homes ?

You forgot that Hancock has promised social care their own badge - at least he might deliver on that one......or not !

A feckin badge - seriously ?
 
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