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I'll see you your conspiracy theory, and raise you.....A BAT. back to surfing the web, I'm sure you'll find another conspiracy some where.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
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So those of us who live in the hot climates need to turn off our air cons,.... mmm can see that going down well with joe public...Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10
Bloke who was supposed to be self quarantined decides to go shopping in the centre of Darwin at 1 of the busiest times of the day in 1 of the busiest supermarkets in the NT .... maybe public flogging needs to be introduced for that sort of self centred behaviour. Pretty hard to keep it under control with clowns like him.
Bulletman
I am Not concerned about catching a disease/virus from the medical professionals, It's the other patients in the waiting room I am concerned about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arapiles
Think about it, The reason most people visit a doctor is because they are sick and who wants to sit in a room full of sick people when this virus hits the streets.
Think about it, actually the worst place to catch a disease is a hospital, as it can be defined as: a place where people with the lowest immunity are exposed to the greatest infection!Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
It's only natural to be apprehensive at times like this. It really doesn't matter where you go, if there are crowds of people , you will be at risk if the virus kicks off. The medical professionals will be masked & kitted up to protect themselves from us, not us from them. I believe part of the plan is establishing virus " hubs ", where people who think they have the virus can present to be tested. Isolated from the healthy population, in a controlled environment, it seems the best way to contain the virus. As for allocation of resources, there is provision in the Australian Health sector emergency response plan for coronavirus for just that.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
"Although it will only be possible to quantify the overall impact of the outbreak once it has run its course, to assist planners, an estimate of the anticipated level of impact will be developed early in the response, and updated as new data becomes available. This estimate will be used to: • guide the allocation of resources, to ensure resources are not wasted and are conserved for use as long as possible (including anticipation of when they are needed, as this will change over time); • put in place strategies to supplement likely shortfalls (e.g. innovative options); • reduce the risk to vulnerable people. "
The Australian Health Sector emergency response plan for coronavirus;
https://www.health.gov.au/sites/defa...covid-19_2.pdf
A good video to give an idea of symptoms.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLGX2L9JLa8
Gatorade ey?
Everything you need to know about coronavirus vaccines.
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Coronavirus has reached New Zealand. How prepared are they to tackle the virus ? One suggestion is a " safe Haven " policy to remove vulnerable groups such as older people with chronic conditions temporarily to high quality aged care, or even protected islands.
COVID-19 has now reached New Zealand. How prepared is it to deal with a pandemic?
- https://cdn.theconversation.com/avat...tago024560.jpg Michael Baker Professor of Public Health, University of Otago
- https://cdn.theconversation.com/avat...380-jelx8m.jpg Nick Wilson Professor of Public Health, University of Otago
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In '05/'06 with the coming of the H5N1 (Avian Influenza) the ABC stated:
'There's nothing like the horror of a global mass killer to pique public interest' and '.......inspiring fevered images of an imminent human apocalypse'!
There was also food and virus treatment hoarding and a suggestion of doing away with the pigeons in CBDs.[smilebigeye]
Around and around and up and down we go-o-o-o-o.
Conspiracy Theory # 52,367,895,423,140,235,678,135,556,886,522,004,778 ,902,124,558,795,159,357,856,596,591,969:
The Government has raised the age of retirement to 67 years for those born in 1957 on. This virus seems to be particularly severe on the older members of the community.
Coincidence? I think not! :soapbox: