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@rogevibe wrote:
@go-tazz wrote:
@rogevibe wrote:We do not allow 1/4 of our prison population to walk out for the day into suburbia or the nearest town - yet we allow 1/4 of certified infected potential granny killers to break quarantine
How about you stop this garbage of blaming others and actually take notice of what's said as NOWHERE has it ever being said that they are allowed out as they are supposed to be in quarentine and they have broken quarentine so they are at fault and no has allowed them out.
why not just forsake quarantine altogether and satisfy your zero accountability agenda
No idea where you got that garbage from either and that's is totally and completeley over the top and shows you up as a numpty when you come up with false and inflammatory garbage just because you've been shown to be totally wrong and then try and deflect it with yet another false statement.
@lyhargr_0 wrote:
Two more positive cases in Portland today, getting a tad serious there no
But Portland is pretty isolated and it should be much easier to keep a handle on it with contact tracing,etc and
they are a country town of only ten thousand so everyone will be kept in the "loop" via their local health
department.
@go-tazz wrote:
@lyhargr_0 wrote:
Two more positive cases in Portland today, getting a tad serious there noBut Portland is pretty isolated and it should be much easier to keep a handle on it with contact tracing,etc and
they are a country town of only ten thousand so everyone will be kept in the "loop" via their local health
department.
Still a tad too close for my liking ....... Bloke who sadly died on Fri, worked in Heywood'n passed it on to a fellow worker, his boss lives in Merino, he is awaiting his test results 'n Merino isnt that far from me
@go-tazz wrote:
@rogevibe wrote:
@domino-710 wrote:
Good grief - how did it manage to get this bad.
We were all doing so well - then poof.
Rogespeed did caution us months ago that things could get worse in winter. Maybe he/she was right all along?
No hocus-pocus , just observing what had been happened in the northern hemisphere and assuming similar dynamics as flu or common cold -
but am wrong about summer time in the north as coronavirus is ravaging southern US states during their summer time - when people are or should be more healthy and being outdoors more often and when flu is not a factor , , however these are the humid summer climatic regions which implies that the virus thrives also in summer once a certain critical mass of infections is realised and so maybe in particularly humid conditions -
Sort of makes sense as in cold winters in harsh regions many people cooped up in small rooms with heater on high tends to be highly humid air - so sultry conditions , heat + humid air + gregarious social environment is to be wary of, summer or winter
This is just a folk logic discussion without any claims of scientific merit or validation.
The talking ground hog ( male)
The suspected source of the Victorian crisis conformed to the conditions :
Critical mass of infected people, ( plague prone people returning from overseas)
confined living environment ( small living area accommodation, warm and humid)
and gregarious social environment ( thanks to supervision ! )
Wrong as it all started with ONE security that couldn't do the job he was paid to do and if he had done the job correctly there would not have been an outbreak as it was being "controlled".
Security guard is supervison - you do not seriously think in swinging Victoria only one guard was a bit to supervisory ?
@lyhargr_0 wrote:
@go-tazz wrote:
@lyhargr_0 wrote:
Two more positive cases in Portland today, getting a tad serious there noBut Portland is pretty isolated and it should be much easier to keep a handle on it with contact tracing,etc and
they are a country town of only ten thousand so everyone will be kept in the "loop" via their local health
department.
Still a tad too close for my liking ....... Bloke who sadly died on Fri, worked in Heywood'n passed it on to a fellow worker, his boss lives in Merino, he is awaiting his test results 'n Merino isnt that far from me
I hope they can successfully trace the infection - is so far away from the epicentre
@go-tazz wrote:
@rogevibe wrote:
@go-tazz wrote:
@rogevibe wrote:We do not allow 1/4 of our prison population to walk out for the day into suburbia or the nearest town - yet we allow 1/4 of certified infected potential granny killers to break quarantine
How about you stop this garbage of blaming others and actually take notice of what's said as NOWHERE has it ever being said that they are allowed out as they are supposed to be in quarentine and they have broken quarentine so they are at fault and no has allowed them out.
why not just forsake quarantine altogether and satisfy your zero accountability agenda
No idea where you got that garbage from either and that's is totally and completeley over the top and shows you up as a numpty when you come up with false and inflammatory garbage just because you've been shown to be totally wrong and then try and deflect it with yet another false statement.
you have to be over the top to avoid a US situation
@lyhargr_0 wrote:
Still a tad too close for my liking ....... Bloke who sadly died on Fri, worked in Heywood'n passed it on to a fellow worker, his boss lives in Merino, he is awaiting his test results 'n Merino isnt that far from me
Unjucky for his OH to have been at the bank when the the first case woman came in and infected her and she then passed it on to him who then later died.
At least they did all the tracing and knew that she came from Melbourne but had a "legitimate" reason to be in Portland.
Further tracing and testing has turned up the other cases and hopefully no one that may infected leaves town and no other idiots from Melbourne are allowed in.
From Portland district Facebook page:
IMPORTANT COVID -19 Update Sunday 2nd August 2020
TWO new COVID-19 cases identified in Portland today, results are from testing undertaken 31st July 2020.
I don’t have a lot of details about these cases as yet but have been in touch with the Geelong CoVID -19 tracing team and they are getting onto the contact tracing.
At this time it is not known if these cases are linked to the Portland outbreak or not.
