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27 Mar 20
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just watched ch 4 news one high street like last few hours of xmas shopping chocker,think there just thick as fooook
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Heavily populated, probably think they will catch it regardless same as London ..
It started off in the posh areas ...now it's simply transposed to
poorer areas and those with high numbers in households ,smokers and high transmission rate
poorer areas and those with high numbers in households ,smokers and high transmission rate
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Earlier this week the government said it was investigating the reasons behind a hotspot emerging in the region. Anecdotal evidence suggested people’s religious convictions and fears of social isolation could be leading to a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus transmissions in the area.
In an interview with the Guardian, the Birmingham MP Khalid Mahmood said older Muslim and Sikh people in the area were struggling to adhere to government guidelines about physical distancing because of their religious convictions.
Earlier this week the government said it was investigating the reasons behind a hotspot emerging in the region. Anecdotal evidence suggested people’s religious convictions and fears of social isolation could be leading to a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus transmissions in the area.
In an interview with the Guardian, the Birmingham MP Khalid Mahmood said older Muslim and Sikh people in the area were struggling to adhere to government guidelines about physical distancing because of their religious convictions.
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Despite most religious services being cancelled, some older people were allegedly continuing to attend mosques and gurdwaras to pray, Mahmood said. Another theory suggested panic buying in supermarkets, with people queueing next to each other for hours to pay for their goods, could be contributing to the large cluster.
Despite most religious services being cancelled, some older people were allegedly continuing to attend mosques and gurdwaras to pray, Mahmood said. Another theory suggested panic buying in supermarkets, with people queueing next to each other for hours to pay for their goods, could be contributing to the large cluster.
It started off in the posh areas .
It is interesting you say that I spoke with someone this morning who suggested the same and skiing trips being largely responsible
Mar 28, 2020 -- 4:00PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:
It started off in the posh areas .It is interesting you say that I spoke with someone this morning who suggested the same and skiing trips being largely responsible
A virus like this will always spread. But the jetset lifestyle has ensured it's spread much quicker.
jet set lifestyle spreads it further but no faster ...
the lower middle classes will be the slowest transmitters ... they seem to be generally the most socially aware and considerate group ... the lefties to you and me
working classes will spread it at a much lower rate than the underclasses and 'certain other sectors of the population' ...
I said at the start ,weeks ago on here that this will spread like wildfire when it reaches west Yorks, Lancashire, Birmingham and certain London boroughs
the lower middle classes will be the slowest transmitters ... they seem to be generally the most socially aware and considerate group ... the lefties to you and me
working classes will spread it at a much lower rate than the underclasses and 'certain other sectors of the population' ... I said at the start ,weeks ago on here that this will spread like wildfire when it reaches west Yorks, Lancashire, Birmingham and certain London boroughs
god knows what will happen when this hits subsah africa .... they will need rubber bullets to control the crowds
thankfully for the African subsah nations they are much younger
.... they will need rubber bullets to control the crowds thankfully for the African subsah nations they are much younger
jet set lifestyle spreads it further but no faster ...
Black Death took 9 years to reach Europe from China along the Silk Road.
Covid took less than 2 months
Black Death took 9 years to reach Europe from China along the Silk Road.
Covid took less than 2 months
although i get your point about creating more and more hotspots ...although that can happen across europe by train /car etc
has every country go this virus now ?
has every country go this virus now ?
I stopped looking for which Countries may still be coronavirus FREE...
When GREENLAND reported it's first case - 12 days ago - on March 16th ... Now up to 10.
Falkland Islands still Free of virus.
When GREENLAND reported it's first case - 12 days ago - on March 16th ... Now up to 10.
Falkland Islands still Free of virus.
Falklands ,Scilly isles and Tristan have all closed the hatches
Sweden will be a most interesting model, no lockdown there.
'Demography may also be a relevant factor in the country's approach. In contrast to the multi-generational homes in Mediterranean countries, more than half of Swedish households are made up of one person, which cuts the risk of the virus spreading within families.'
Immigrants packed in like sardines in many towns though, it will be much tougher in those areas.
'Demography may also be a relevant factor in the country's approach. In contrast to the multi-generational homes in Mediterranean countries, more than half of Swedish households are made up of one person, which cuts the risk of the virus spreading within families.'
Immigrants packed in like sardines in many towns though, it will be much tougher in those areas.
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