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  • Re: Coronavirus update

    Originally posted by Hilts View Post
    Contact details are taken as a person who has tested positive will be asked by contact tracers who they have recently been in contact with and where they have been. Recent is the 2 days before getting symptoms onwards.

    If they say they were in that cafe and at a time they were at risk of passing it on the cafe will have your details. You can then be contacted if you were in close contact of that person.

    Your post sorry was completely inaccurate.
    No it's not. If someone tests positive they're asked for all their contacts - including work, restaurants bars etc., where they have been when they became infected. That can be anytime up to 14 days before the test proved they had Covid19.[ the person may have had symptoms for up to 14 days prior] If they visited the cafe in question during that period, NHS track and trace contacts all those tel numbers of people who have been to the cafe during that period, and are then instructed to self isolate for 14 days. That's what it says on the Govt. webpages - it's not an opinion, it's a fact..

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    • Re: Coronavirus update

      Originally posted by A Quiet Monkfish View Post
      No it's not. If someone tests positive they're asked for all their contacts - including work, restaurants bars etc., where they have been when they became infected. That can be anytime up to 14 days before the test proved they had Covid19.[ the person may have had symptoms for up to 14 days prior] If they visited the cafe in question during that period, NHS track and trace contacts all those tel numbers of people who have been to the cafe during that period, and are then instructed to self isolate for 14 days. That's what it says on the Govt. webpages - it's not an opinion, it's a fact..
      Utter bollocks.

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      • Re: Coronavirus update

        Originally posted by A Quiet Monkfish View Post
        No it's not. If someone tests positive they're asked for all their contacts - including work, restaurants bars etc., where they have been when they became infected. That can be anytime up to 14 days before the test proved they had Covid19.[ the person may have had symptoms for up to 14 days prior] If they visited the cafe in question during that period, NHS track and trace contacts all those tel numbers of people who have been to the cafe during that period, and are then instructed to self isolate for 14 days. That's what it says on the Govt. webpages - it's not an opinion, it's a fact..
        As the Gunman says. Utter bollox.

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        • Re: Coronavirus update

          Originally posted by A Quiet Monkfish View Post
          No it's not. If someone tests positive they're asked for all their contacts - including work, restaurants bars etc., where they have been when they became infected. That can be anytime up to 14 days before the test proved they had Covid19.[ the person may have had symptoms for up to 14 days prior] If they visited the cafe in question during that period, NHS track and trace contacts all those tel numbers of people who have been to the cafe during that period, and are then instructed to self isolate for 14 days. That's what it says on the Govt. webpages - it's not an opinion, it's a fact..
          Read this:

          An overview of NHS Test and Trace, including what happens if you test positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) or have had close contact with someone who has tested positive.


          And this:

          Venues in certain sectors should continue to ask customers, visitors and staff to 'check in', to help stop the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19)


          And this:



          Educate yourself before spreading any more misinformation. The track and trace system is designed to limit outbreaks of the virus, not close the bloody country.

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          • Re: Coronavirus update

            Contact tracing and how it works.

            This could be the result of a mistyped address or an out of date link.


            Someone you have been in close proximity during a period beginning up to 2 days before they developed symptoms.

            Yes it can take 14 days to develop symptomsm. But its the contacts 2 days before not 14 - I believe ive read thats because they think you can become infectious 2 days before - not 14.

            In short if someone youve been in close contact with develops symptoms within 2 days of you being in contact with them you isolate. If not your ok.

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            • Re: Coronavirus update

              In order to hopefully avoid any further confusion on Monkfish's part, close contact is defined by the NHS as:

              Having face-to-face contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19 less than 1 metre away (this will include times where you have worn a face covering or a face mask). Spending more than 15 minutes within 2 metres of someone who has tested positive for Covid-19. Travelling in a car or other small vehicle (even on a short journey) with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19 or sitting close to them on a plane.

              It does not include sitting a cafe in which somebody who tested positive for Covid-19 also sat in ten days ago.....

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              • Re: Coronavirus update

                Originally posted by xsnaggle View Post
                But Mr Drakeford has already said there will be no more local lockdowns here in Wales! So if they don't listen maybe we'll all be locked down.
                Hopefully he will make an exception. Why should we suffer in Cardiff because some twats in Merthyr aren’t doing what they should be?

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                • Re: Coronavirus update

                  Originally posted by xsnaggle View Post
                  But Mr Drakeford has already said there will be no more local lockdowns here in Wales! So if they don't listen maybe we'll all be locked down.
                  That's not what he said is it?

                  I thought he said that the national lockdown would definitely end on he 9th, and the plan was for the local lockdowns that were previously in place to end then also.

                  That doesn't mean there will not be any more local lockdowns, unless he's made another statement that I've missed.

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                  • Re: Coronavirus update

                    Originally posted by Rjk View Post
                    That doesn't mean there will not be any more local lockdowns, unless he's made another statement that I've missed.
                    I’d be surprised if there were as the advice paper to the WAG that brought about the firebreak lockdown effectively said the local lockdowns weren’t working and should be discontinued.

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                    • Re: Coronavirus update

                      Originally posted by xsnaggle View Post
                      But Mr Drakeford has already said there will be no more local lockdowns here in Wales! So if they don't listen maybe we'll all be locked down.

                      We need Miltia groups on the street's and fast.

                      Let's hope we don't see a drop in cases during the firebreak , because of less testing ?? just to prove a point ??

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                      • Re: Coronavirus update

                        Originally posted by Rjk View Post
                        That's not what he said is it?

                        I thought he said that the national lockdown would definitely end on he 9th, and the plan was for the local lockdowns that were previously in place to end then also.

                        That doesn't mean there will not be any more local lockdowns, unless he's made another statement that I've missed.
                        He said there will be no more localised restrictions after the lockdown ends and anything would be at national (Wales) level. Therefore I think my comment stands

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                        • Re: Coronavirus update

                          Originally posted by Rjk View Post
                          That's not what he said is it?

                          I thought he said that the national lockdown would definitely end on he 9th, and the plan was for the local lockdowns that were previously in place to end then also.

                          That doesn't mean there will not be any more local lockdowns, unless he's made another statement that I've missed.
                          He said there will be no more localised restrictions after the lockdown ends and anything would be at national (Wales) level. Therefore I think my comment stands

                          The first minister says they were not sufficient to deal with the "onslaught" of the virus.

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                          • Re: Coronavirus update

                            Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View Post
                            England are going into a lockdown, so the Welsh lockdown will end come hell or high water.
                            The date for the end of the Welsh lockdown was announced way before England announced the start of theirs so not sure what you're really getting at here

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                            • Re: Coronavirus update

                              Explains a bit more about why it’s so bad in Merthyr

                              Covid-19: Merthyr Tydfil's 'closeness and community' spreading virus https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-54828434

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                              • Re: Coronavirus update

                                Originally posted by goats View Post
                                Explains a bit more about why it’s so bad in Merthyr

                                Covid-19: Merthyr Tydfil's 'closeness and community' spreading virus https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-54828434
                                This just about sums up the attitude of many people sadly:

                                He said he was on the estate last week to talk to someone who'd had issues with anti social behaviour and was invited in, but said he could not due to the rules.

                                "Two minutes later, she said 'I'm glad you didn't come in, I've got Covid'," he said.

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