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10 deaths as well.Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Worryingly a big increase in both figures
Got a phone call yesterday from the village in Merthyr saying there’s a couple of the older boys in intensive care not looking good, and one of my favourite characters ( a Psycholoon) died from Covid yesterday. all of a sudden it’s become a lot more real for me.
Thanks for the support but shouldn't that have been answering the first sarcastic comment form Jordi Cule?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-54540763
"The number of Covid-related patients in Wales' hospitals has risen by 49% in a week.
Welsh NHS boss Andrew Goodall said more than 700 people were being looked after - the highest number since late June.
The chief executive said demand for beds would continue to increase in the days and weeks ahead.
I anticipate this winter will be more challenging than any I have known in my professional career," Mr Goodall told a Welsh Government press conference."
Wales is banning people from other areas in the Uk with a high number of cases from visiting the country;-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-54540764
Quite right. Well done Drakeford.
By Friday apparently. Seems a very sensible move especially when you see those idiots in Liverpool dancing in the streets who are more than likely going to affect others.
Still not telling oldies to shield yet either, but talking of circuit breakers.....the clarity is just amazing.
I agree, seems madness to let them travel out of their county, we can’t even leave cardiff and it’s low compared to Liverpool etc...
How did they get it, your older boy mates?
As far as I know they were all using the same pub in the village.
19,700 new cases today and 137 more deaths, what the figures don't make clear is if it is the areas already suffering most that are being hardest hit.
That'll take some enforcing!
In one area they were restricted because of a spike and excess deaths but the mojority were in 1 or 2 hospitals as I understand. If you take out the nbumbers you know are froma specific cause, like the university students, how do we know what the fiugres look like then
I was interested to see before the weekend that Mark Drakeford said that all their evidence told them that the increase was in the community and among extended families, and that there is no evidence to support the clamour that it is caused by pubs and restaurants. Not often I applaud him but I admire his honesty on the point.
Sadly 2 days later Gethin said he might close the pubs to stop the spread. It really is a knee jerk reaction. The easiest target and one that everyone notices, but the affect is dubious. To spread it in a pub someone must have contracted it at home or at work or where ever.
Why.? They might have caught it in one pub then passed it on in another pub.
Then gone and spread it at work or wherever.
Wouldn't take long to identify a car load of scousers down in the rural west!
Figures up 40% in a week. Some more radical action is needed if this virus is to be contained.
Surely though if you catch it at home and stay at home you won't spread it but if you catch it at home then go to the pub you will, so therefore there's a logic to closing the pubs?
Speeding: ?:
People going to local pubs and back to someone’s house post pub is the main issue I hear.
I'm not sure that you would be able to find an expert who says circuit breaker lockdowns are "guaranteed to succeed" and would bring "benefit without cost"!
Does this mean that we can't sign Harry Wilson?!
Well no but I'm sure there are experts who say that the only way to stem the spread is through a circuit breaker
https://www.newstatesman.com/science...-wave-covid-19
The hospitality industry has been singled out by Chris Whitty for spreading the virus, but the evidence is anything but clear-cut.
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