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By:
doantwin2easy
When: 30 Mar 20 02:03
Well the lockdown only started on Tuesday. It won't start to have any real effect on the numbers for around two weeks yet.

Exactly. The complacency we showed as a country, will almost certainly turn out to be fatal for thousands. Whether the reported death tolls were correct or not, China locked down early, and put measures in place to control geographical spreads.

We knew what was coming. A virus with a mortal nature and a recent demonstrable history of exponential growth. We should have shut up shop immediately.

To think that people were buying into herd immunity?!! And touting it as a reason to keep the schools open? This is the concept that we let everyone just get it, because after a while, it will have no one left to infect - and then die out. But not before condemning our parents and grandparents to an early grave and completely over-running the health care system.
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Coachbuster
When: 30 Mar 20 02:12
Bettor Bettor - yes ,each country's standard of living  will have some co-relation .     
      Germany ,Switzerland on a higher level  as is Iceland ,which is low too

UK probably in the middle ..USA will vary a lot by state
By:
tobermory
When: 30 Mar 20 02:51

Mar 29, 2020 -- 6:09PM, TheBetterBettor wrote:


Maybe the high death rate with China, Italy and Spain compared to the likes of Germany, Switzerland and Austria could be down to the fact that most of those countries have heavy smokers...Last time I went to spain they all smoked like chimneys down there..If there is a link...I could see  smoking being banned within 5 years after all this has blown over.


The study in Wuhan found that 4% of the dead smoked.

By:
thegiggilo
When: 30 Mar 20 03:48
17% of men in uk smoke,can't believe it's so high and we have bad diabetes and heart problems,statisticaly we should be worse off,if it ever got to the north we would have desperate figures drinking ,smoking,diabetes.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 30 Mar 20 04:27
smoking does play a part   ...Po valley in Italy also heavily polluted  /poor air quality too ... some of the unfortunate cases maybe worked in heavy industry ?

China also heavily polluted  ...not  sure about Wuhan itself .


Imagine Middlesbrough if you like for us Shocked
By:
Coachbuster
When: 30 Mar 20 04:31
Australia's death rate is extremely low  ...what's going on there ? ...they have a similar lockdown procedure to us  dates etc ... although they did  the quarantine  measures /ban flights etc.

NZ in lockdown after only one death.  Way to go

In fact  NZs first victim might be the first victim in my town here in the UK  .... moved over here to live
By:
impossible123
When: 30 Mar 20 21:11
Why are some neighbouring suburbs having roughly the same population could have 50% more tested positive eg Sutton and Merton?
By:
moisok
When: 30 Mar 20 21:20
we have to remember the burgeoning growth in population  - so many millions and millions more british people

you know we have over 1.1 million illegals  but they don't really know the real number
By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 30 Mar 20 21:26

Mar 30, 2020 -- 2:51AM, tobermory wrote:


Mar 29, 2020 --  5:09PM, TheBetterBettor wrote:Maybe the high death rate with China, Italy and Spain compared to the likes of Germany, Switzerland and Austria could be down to the fact that most of those countries have heavy smokers...Last time I went to spain they all smoked like chimneys down there..If there is a link...I could see  smoking being banned within 5 years after all this has blown over.The study in Wuhan found that 4% of the dead smoked.


Yet apparently more than half of the Chinese male population smoke. Well according to a WHO study. So those two figures don't show any correlation (negative if anything).

By:
TheBetterBettor
When: 30 Mar 20 21:40
^^^^ a pack of woodbines could be the cure.
By:
lurka
When: 30 Mar 20 22:43
Italy is down to travel to China and back around Chinese New Year on Jan 24 by a lot of its large Chinese immigrant population, its 23% population over 65 and primarily the fact that 60% of deaths and 40% of cases are confined to one province, Lombardy, with 1/6th of the population (11m), resulting in massive and prolonged overwhelming of the hospitals there. Also hugging and kissing to greet people. Smoking would be a relatively minor factor.
By:
thegiggilo
When: 30 Mar 20 23:52
Yep some great news today again,800 in Italy and 900 in France..
By:
thegiggilo
When: 01 Apr 20 14:20
563 today in UK unbelievable..
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