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Prime example, Government says one thing actual legislation says something else. Police don't know which way to go, and err on the more draconian side of things the latest CoP guidance just muddies the water further. |
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We are two/three weeks behind Italy, France etc. there was still time then to step up a gear. However, that would have been short sighted. We shouldn't have been looking at them, we should have been looking at China, As I said UK hospitals were briefed on the end of January on the probable spread and transmission rates. The UK government on the advice of the CMO etc have Stopped contact tracing Waited to long to impose lockdown Not tested arrivals into the country Not forced arrivals into the country to self isolate for fourteen days. Failed to provide sufficient or of adequate quality PPE to secondary care & care homes Failed to increase testing to a suitable quantity They have built the Nightinggales, but that's about the only thing they have got right. ---------- Post added at 18:29 ---------- Previous post was at 18:28 ---------- Quote:
I did find this however. https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ly-implemented |
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The favourite phrase of those who just want to attack whoever is in power. I'm sure you would have done a much better job if you were in charge. :sleep: |
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If you're telling me that governments we're not aware of what was going on in China then that should make you more concerned. Or, is it more likely that governments decided to treat it like SARS-1/MERS and thought it would never reach here. I'm not just slating the UK government, every government in Europe and the rest of the western world should be deeply concerned by the way they've handled this. (possible exception for Germany) Surely the whole point of debate such as this is to put forward how we would deal with a situation if we were the ones in charge? ---------- Post added at 18:38 ---------- Previous post was at 18:35 ---------- Quote:
Nope, it's absolutely not the governments fault... they couldn't have possibly prepared for this..... |
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The NHS have taken all the PPE from the nationwide supply chain leaving others with none. Our supplies have been seized at source including impounding containers on the dockside. The ability of the NHS to mismanage the supply is breathtaking. You'd have thought all those managers could be better organised. |
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Full GHS report heree. https://www.ghsindex.org/ |
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In Wales, you may only go out for exercise once a day. Elsewhere there is no limit as long as your exercise is "reasonable".
Isn't devolution great? |
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If you had any clue as to what is going on you might be in a position to comment. Your anti-government stance is as tiresome as it is predictable. I have had care homes on the phone today in tears pleading for supplies which we cannot fulfill due to the NHS stealing all the supplies. The NHS have somehow managed to lose/waste PPE. |
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You don't think the normal day to day usage, plus nearly 20,000 COVID-19 patients may be upping the burn rate a bit? Trying to blame nurses and doctors seems a bit off. |
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