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31 May 20
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yesterday,beyond parody 
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marvellous effort
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85,000 more on a Saturday,must have sent them all to the beaches
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70,000 people tested usually results in about 2,300 positives,dont put people trested up anymore so positive tests only guidr
e, morgan back tomorrow cue a morgan meltdown, |
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Where did this figure come from?
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downing st putting it out reported on bbc news,
we reached our target a day early |
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Then i totally agree with your opening post.
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Curiously thats the exact same figure as Russia tested yesterday.
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Actually thats wrong its what they were testing a fortnight ago so we are 14 days behind them.
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now saying 205,000 is capacity and 115,000 were carried out yesterday,thats on sky and published by nhs
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positives under 2000 1st time in months,1,900 odd
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Yes ive got the 115,000 figure off the bulletin.
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apparently its hancock tweeting out the information about testing capacity
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The last time they were able to figure out how many people were tested in a day was 22 May, but they continue to expect us to believe that they know how many tests were performed.
[ This image is no longer available. ] If you can still smell the bull sh1t at the daily briefing, you DO NOT have the virus. |
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hancock will be fuming jenrick never give his capacity a shout out,to risible even for 4 house,s biased jenrick,
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has reached its 200,000 capacity testing target for the coronavirus, including the means for 40,000 antibody tests a day, the government said on Sunday, adding that it had met the goal a day early.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson set the target of reaching 200,000 tests a day by the end of the month, with aides later saying it was an operational target for Britain to have the capacity to do that number of tests. “Reaching our 200,000 capacity target is an important milestone on our journey to control the spread of the virus, save lives and gradually ease lockdown,” health minister Matt Hancock said in a statement. “By rapidly expanding our testing capacity, we have been able to introduce NHS (National Health Service) Test and Trace, and enabling those who have coronavirus symptoms to get a test is an important part of the programme.” |