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SkyBlueDom26

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Codogno, a town in northern Italy, is the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

But the town's mayor, Francesco Passerini, has said the number of new infections is steadily decreasing, and that this gives him "hope" they can defeat the virus.

"We are close to zero growth," he told Corriere newspaper (in Italian).


@Sick Boy Italian city from the bbc website! Positive news...was it bad there?
 

Grendel

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It seems to be us and the US that won’t for whatever reason (medical advice/secret plan to kill all old people).

It’s because it hasn’t reached the rate of doubling - despite silly graphs that’s what the actual experts say and our levels of outbreak are still at a much lower level
 

Grendel

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Codogno, a town in northern Italy, is the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

But the town's mayor, Francesco Passerini, has said the number of new infections is steadily decreasing, and that this gives him "hope" they can defeat the virus.

"We are close to zero growth," he told Corriere newspaper (in Italian).


@Sick Boy Italian city from the bbc website! Positive news...was it bad there?

The Italian data is bizarre you’d have to conclude the real infection levels were much higher than their governments official numbers
 

Wyken Sky Blue

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Was due to fly to India on the 10th April. They've stopped foreign tourists entering until the 15th April so won't be going now.

I'm surprised considering the size and the number of cases (only 70 odd). Either India are being very risk adverse or the UK aren't taking this as seriously as they should be...

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SkyBlueDom26

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Was due to fly to India on the 10th April. They've stopped foreign tourists entering until the 15th April so won't be going now.

I'm surprised considering the size and the number of cases (only 70 odd). Either India are being very risk adverse or the UK aren't taking this as seriously as they should be...

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Considering they have a population of over a billion, its probably to try and stop a mass spread
 

Grendel

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Was due to fly to India on the 10th April. They've stopped foreign tourists entering until the 15th April so won't be going now.

I'm surprised considering the size and the number of cases (only 70 odd). Either India are being very risk adverse or the UK aren't taking this as seriously as they should be...

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India will be very concerned as their infrastructure and general poverty would cause this to spread like wildfire
 

Grendel

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Yes definitely...

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No it’s a cross species contamination in a confined area where humans have no immunity
 

Grendel

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Sick Boy

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Codogno, a town in northern Italy, is the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

But the town's mayor, Francesco Passerini, has said the number of new infections is steadily decreasing, and that this gives him "hope" they can defeat the virus.

"We are close to zero growth," he told Corriere newspaper (in Italian).


@Sick Boy Italian city from the bbc website! Positive news...was it bad there?
As you said it was one of the epicentres and one of the original lockdown zones but it is actually a small town so not sure how it would compared to a large city like Milano.
 

SkyBlueDom26

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My ex mentioned this this morning. Said she’d been told they have to be ready to close within an hour of getting the call.

Wonder what will happen about work.... this is gonna have a massive knock on effect with parents then having to stay off work
 

shmmeee

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Wonder what will happen about work.... this is gonna have a massive knock on effect with parents then having to stay off work

Yeah, I’m really lucky she’ll be off at the same time because otherwise I’d have to ask my parents (70+) which doesn’t sound like a great idea, or take unpaid leave from work. Which my landlord wouldn’t like. Just hope we get a work from home order but not everyone can do that.
 

Ring Of Steel

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Yeah, I’m really lucky she’ll be off at the same time because otherwise I’d have to ask my parents (70+) which doesn’t sound like a great idea, or take unpaid leave from work. Which my landlord wouldn’t like. Just hope we get a work from home order but not everyone can do that.

I just got 'the call', I'm working from home from now.

With 2 kids running around and shit wifi.

There is panic over here- understandable obviously but not helping anything.
 

Sick Boy

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This shows why in Italy there are problems, 3/4s of our workforce are still in the fucking office, including myself.
 

shmmeee

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That makes literally no sense. You can’t get herd immunity without a vaccine.

That’s just letting it do it’s thing. Must be misreported.
 

Ring Of Steel

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That makes literally no sense. You can’t get herd immunity without a vaccine.

That’s just letting it do it’s thing. Must be misreported.

But don't forget Boris actually came out and said that recently, they there was an option to take "no draconian action" and just let it make its way through society, seems thats the way he's going. All in line with the new way they view the world, based on eugenics.
 

Grendel

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But don't forget Boris actually came out and said that recently, they there was an option to take "no draconian action" and just let it make its way through society, seems thats the way he's going. All in line with the new way they view the world, based on eugenics.

You do realise this is the view of the uk medical experts and the WHO spokes person last night fully supported the uk stance?
 
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But don't forget Boris actually came out and said that recently, they there was an option to take "no draconian action" and just let it make its way through society
If you can't stop something, surely there's a good argument for letting it do its thing, and working instead to try and make sure it doesn't overwhelm the health service.

Otherwise aren't you just delaying the inevitable? People can't stay inside forever.
 

Grendel

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If you can't stop something, surely there's a good argument for letting it do its thing, and working instead to try and make sure it doesn't overwhelm the health service.

Otherwise aren't you just delaying the inevitable? People can't stay inside forever.

We will be locked down when the cases start the same pattern as the countries that have. Our rates are lower and the belief is once you lock down you’ve really only got a two week window - we will reach this in about 3 weeks
 

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