Coronavirus (Covid19)

[Lightning McQueen]

I must admit, i'm intrigued to see, whilst the casualties will be significant, how quickly the US bounces back from this or the impacts it has on their economy if they go with business as usual and le the CV run its due course.

Basically they're going to let 10's of thousands die so they can all make/eat cheeseburgers and shoot each other in pick ups.

And root their cousins

[Trader]

The daily death toll will reach about 3,000 on June 1...from the current number of about 1,750.

The projections...forecast about 200,000 new cases each day ... up from about 25,000 cases a day currently.

I wonder what they are going to do to dramatically improve their survival rate.
Cases are going to multiply by 8 but deaths only go up to 1.7x?

That's some amazing medicine they've found all of a sudden.

If their cases hit 200,000 a day they will get a hell of a lot more deaths than 3000 a day.

[woodublieve12]

US :

1.21m cases. 69,921 deaths. 954,000 active cases.

Then this :

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/04/us/c ... dates.html

As President Trump presses for states to reopen their economies, his administration is privately projecting a steady rise in the number of coronavirus cases and deaths over the next several weeks. The daily death toll will reach about 3,000 on June 1, according to an internal document obtained by The New York Times, a 70 percent increase from the current number of about 1,750.

The projections, based on government modeling pulled together by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, forecast about 200,000 new cases each day by the end of the month, up from about 25,000 cases a day currently.

Consider living here :

At least 1,000 people with the virus, and sometimes more than 2,000, have died every day for the last month. On a near daily basis, at least 25,000 new cases of the virus are being identified across the country.

Trump is a f****** c*** of a human

[Booney]

SA to start to lift restrictions from this Monday.

Day 13 of no new cases. ( 800 tests done yesterday )

5 active cases now only.

98% recovered of 438 (429)

2 in hospital none in ICU.

3.25% of the population has been tested.

[Bluedemon]

SA to start to lift restrictions from this Monday.

Day 13 of no new cases. ( 800 tests done yesterday )

5 active cases now only.

98% recovered of 438 (429)

2 in hospital none in ICU.

3.25% of the population has been tested.

what restrictions?

[Jase]

SA to start to lift restrictions from this Monday.

Day 13 of no new cases. ( 800 tests done yesterday )

5 active cases now only.

98% recovered of 438 (429)

2 in hospital none in ICU.

3.25% of the population has been tested.

what restrictions?

GYMNASTICS, GYMNASTICS
GYMNASTICS, GYMNASTICS

[Booney]

No mention of what restrictions, I think that'll be Friday after the next national cabinet meeting.

[heater31]

SA to start to lift restrictions from this Monday.

Day 13 of no new cases. ( 800 tests done yesterday )

5 active cases now only.

98% recovered of 438 (429)

2 in hospital none in ICU.

3.25% of the population has been tested.

what restrictions?

GYMNASTICS, GYMNASTICS
GYMNASTICS, GYMNASTICS

Stuff the gymnastics....the ******* pub! I want a frosty frothy [emoji846]

[Booney]

Marshall said

"...people need to get back to work as soon as possible, now we are working on that response and for South Australia we can do that from this coming Monday, that's great news for people who have done the right thing...."

[Booney]

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a national framework of how and when restrictions will be eased will be released on Friday.

Even though it is a national framework, it is up to the individual states and territories to put the framework into effect.

Mr Morrison said he expects that many restrictions will already be eased by the time the framework is released in three days' time.

[Booney]

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said almost five million Australians have downloaded the COVIDSafe App from a targeted population of around 16 million.

The PM said that's almost a third of the targeted population – being those who own a smartphone – but more downloads would increase the safety of Australians.

"Every single Australian that downloads it, it keeps them safe," Mr Morrison said.

"If you have come into contact with someone who also has the app who has been infected by the Covid-19 's you will know and people will get in touch with you so they can tell you you have been officially compromised."

[stan]

Marshall said

"...people need to get back to work as soon as possible, now we are working on that response and for South Australia we can do that from this coming Monday, that's great news for people who have done the right thing...."

Cafes, eating places with restrictions on how many people can be in there I reckon is next. Might include pubs, hard to tell st the moment though

[Booney]

I'd say regional travel will be high on the list, get out there and support those communities.

[Jimmy_041]

I must admit, i'm intrigued to see, whilst the casualties will be significant, how quickly the US bounces back from this or the impacts it has on their economy if they go with business as usual and le the CV run its due course.

Basically they're going to let 10's of thousands die so they can all make/eat cheeseburgers and shoot each other in pick ups.

[tigerpie]

I must admit, i'm intrigued to see, whilst the casualties will be significant, how quickly the US bounces back from this or the impacts it has on their economy if they go with business as usual and le the CV run its due course.

Basically they're going to let 10's of thousands die so they can all make/eat cheeseburgers and shoot each other in pick ups.

Cue the duelling banjos.

[Corona Man]

I must admit, i'm intrigued to see, whilst the casualties will be significant, how quickly the US bounces back from this or the impacts it has on their economy if they go with business as usual and le the CV run its due course.

Basically they're going to let 10's of thousands die so they can all make/eat cheeseburgers and shoot each other in pick ups.

Yep, it’s called survival of the fattest.

[Brodlach]

Settle a bet for me...

Nicola Spurrier... hot or not?

@MW I looked at her on the news tonight with an open mind and I still can’t see it

[RustyCage]

Obviously once restrictions are relaxed we’ll see constant spikes in the numbers, are there any projections yet as to how bad they’re expecting it to get?

[stan]

I must admit, i'm intrigued to see, whilst the casualties will be significant, how quickly the US bounces back from this or the impacts it has on their economy if they go with business as usual and le the CV run its due course.

Basically they're going to let 10's of thousands die so they can all make/eat cheeseburgers and shoot each other in pick ups.

Yep, it’s called survival of the fattest.

This suits Republican to a tee. Honestly they are crazy and believe the only ways hers immunity. They probably dont mind this virus, it would be taking out the old, sick and weak for them do they won't be a drain on there society.

[Dutchy]

Obviously once restrictions are relaxed we’ll see constant spikes in the numbers, are there any projections yet as to how bad they’re expecting it to get?

We will hear the word "Clusters" much more than we have in the past.