Thread: Corona Virus

Originally Posted by bob10

Turns out she worked in the COVID ward on MAR.18, but has the same genome to a man who tested positive on Mar. 22. , did a shift on Mar. 23, and was not working with COVID cases that night. The 23rd is the night she was infected, [ not sure how they work that out ] So the media is saying she worked with COVID patients on Mar. 18, health experts are saying she was infected on Mar.23rd. So they are both right , apparently. Proves that it pays to get all the facts before leaping to conclusions I guess.




Queensland’s COVID-19 outbreak has grown by eight cases overnight, as millions of residents wake to their first day of a 72-hour lockdown.
As of Tuesday morning, there are now 15 cases linked to “two distinct clusters” which both emerged from the Princess Alexandra Hospital.
One of these is linked to a doctor from Princess Alexandra Hospital who was detected earlier this month, and the second is linked to the nurse who worked on the COVID-19 ward before she had been vaccinated.
She and her sister were included in Monday’s numbers





Chief health officer Jeanette Young tried to explain the clusters to reporters on Tuesday morning, but admitted even she was having trouble getting her head around it.
“The nurse worked at the PA Hospital on March 18 in the COVID ward. We now have the genome sequence result back... She has exactly the same genome to a gentleman who arrived and was treated in the PA Hospital and was tested on March 22,” chief health officer Jeanette Young said.
“She did do a shift on the night of March 23.

“My hypothesis... She has acquired the infection when at work... But I don’t know whether she got it directly from that patient, because she wasn’t working with COVID cases that night... or whether she’s got it from someone else in the hospital.




“That all has to be worked through.”
The state’s chief health officer Dr Jeannette Young said five of the new cases were related to the nurse.
“They all attended a party together down in Byron Bay,” she said

Proves that it pays to get all the facts before leaping to conclusions I guess.

Bloody hell bob that'd be a novel idea.. One could start a new trend with that sort of new age thinking.

They all attended a party together down in Byron Bay,

Allegedly organised by that well known local party Influencer Rick 130

Originally Posted by 4bee

Bloody hell bob that'd be a novel idea.. One could start a new trend with that sort of new age thinking.

The last word belongs to Donald . [ not him the other Donald ........ no ,not duck]

[QUOTE=bob10;3074030]The last word belongs to Donald . [ not him the other Donald ........ no ,not duck]

[ I think I know where he is going with that.

Originally Posted by Xtreme

I've never seen an AULRO thread take off on as many 'side tracks' as this Covid Virus thread .......................... pretty soon I reckon we'll be discussing how Covid-19 has affected the oil leaks in our Land Rovers!

Do Land Rovers leak oil?

Originally Posted by Arapiles

Do Land Rovers leak oil?

They did a bit, in 1951.

Originally Posted by Xtreme

I've never seen an AULRO thread take off on as many 'side tracks' as this Covid Virus thread .......................... pretty soon I reckon we'll be discussing how Covid-19 has affected the oil leaks in our Land Rovers!

It’s fixed a lot as people stay home and work on them.

Update on Qld covid clusters. 33,408 tests , only two new local cases, both linked to the Nurse at the PA. One case in hotel quarantine. Qld seems to have more Astrazeneca vaccine delivered, [ how about that] enough to jab our most vulnerable in aged homes and hospitals, all the 1A's, us 1B's are still on the bench [ one reserves bench I'm happy to sit on. ] Turns out that 100% of our medical staff could not be jabbed, because there was not enough Pfiser vaccine to do the 2nd jab after 4 weeks for all, so that had to hold some back. The federal gov. have promised more of the Pfiser apparently so at least 90% of the front line can have their first jab. No promises yet, but it does look promising.

I've never seen an AULRO thread take off on as many 'side tracks' as this Covid Virus thread ....

But but but, sidetracks can also be interesting while deviating from the main story which sometimes can get a bit technical & loaded with other data & "facts" & even bull****. . These can lead to personal experiences which I mostly find are interesting as well.


There is deffo a case for being a deviate. Apparently.


There are always other sides to stories.