Coronavirus - is enough being done to contain it?

I’ve been to India quite a few times on business and the slums in the cities are big and densely packed with people. If the virus gets a grip in one of them it will devastate communities and I’d guess exceed the deaths anywhere else in the world.

What an absolute T**T Tim Martin (boss of Weatherspoons) is

(24-03-2020 17:18 )lovebabes56 Wrote:  with 422 deaths in UK I am wondering if we would see the sort of explosion of cases and deaths like Italy has

More than likely over the next few weeks. We're a week or so behind Italy and going off a video I saw from the bbc somewhere we've jumped quicker than they did at this stage. If true its pretty terrifying.

you wont be saying that what are the forum going to complain about when there is nothing on to watch

(24-03-2020 17:25 )Rammyrascal Wrote:  What an absolute T**T Tim Martin (boss of Weatherspoons) is

Was a video of him saying go get jobs at tescos

Looks like father Jack from Father ted

they had 1.6 billion turnover last year

He should be made to look a right t**t when they are able to re - open and they don't get any trade. Hope he end ups with 1.6bn worth of lawsuits from employees

And Father Ted was more good looking

(24-03-2020 17:25 )Rammyrascal Wrote:  What an absolute T**T Tim Martin (boss of Weatherspoons) is

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Hope the unions will make him back down

Greta Thunberg has said it's "extremely likely" she has had coronavirus after a trip around Central Europe

She says that she's now on the road to recovery

The NHS are opening a temporary hospital in London for 4,000 patients. Nightingale Hospital.

That's good, and while I think that the gestures from the likes of G Neville is good I think to be honest the more private beds that are available to NHS hospitals the better

(24-03-2020 17:56 )Charlemagne Wrote:  Greta Thunberg has said it's "extremely likely" she has had coronavirus after a trip around Central Europe

She says that she's now on the road to recovery

The NHS are opening a temporary hospital in London for 4,000 patients. Nightingale Hospital.

its the excel conference centre been coverted to 2 2000 bed wards

no doubt will be doing the same in major citys soon

apparently got up to 30 000 staff with people coming back along with final year nursing students being used

have to say hancock has done a good job at that briefing