Coronavirus
#3076
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Re: Coronavirus
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Likely the same in most countries, I suspect regular folk may not see it until 2022.
Same in Canada
Canada released guidance on COVID19 vaccine rollout, prioritizing:
1. Those at high risk of severe illness.
2. Those most likely to transmit to high-risk individuals & workers essential to maintaining the COVID19 response.
3. Other essential workers.
https://t.co/uOUy4BmcIR?amp=1
Canada released guidance on COVID19 vaccine rollout, prioritizing:
1. Those at high risk of severe illness.
2. Those most likely to transmit to high-risk individuals & workers essential to maintaining the COVID19 response.
3. Other essential workers.
https://t.co/uOUy4BmcIR?amp=1
Likely the same in most countries, I suspect regular folk may not see it until 2022.
Last edited by Jerseygirl; Nov 9th 2020 at 4:37 pm. Reason: Removed my off topic post quoted
#3078
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Re: Coronavirus
Porter has extended its suspension until February. They suspended service in March due to COVID, and have extended it several times, if they do indeed fly again in February they will have been grounded for almost 1 year.
https://www.cp24.com/news/porter-air...2021-1.5180744
https://www.cp24.com/news/porter-air...2021-1.5180744
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#3081
Re: Coronavirus
Historical active case count in Regina:
The historical active case count (select dates only) in Regina was Date - active case count
2020-09-01 - 1
2020-09-16 - 13
2020-10-01 - 34
2020-10-16 - 57
2020-11-01 - 143
2020-11-02 - 157
2020-11-03 - 152
2020-11-04 - 149
2020-11-05 - 159
2020-11-06 - 165
2020-11-07 - 204
2020-11-08 - 227
2020-11-09 - 252
The historical active case count (select dates only) in Regina was Date - active case count
2020-09-01 - 1
2020-09-16 - 13
2020-10-01 - 34
2020-10-16 - 57
2020-11-01 - 143
2020-11-02 - 157
2020-11-03 - 152
2020-11-04 - 149
2020-11-05 - 159
2020-11-06 - 165
2020-11-07 - 204
2020-11-08 - 227
2020-11-09 - 252
#3082
Re: Coronavirus
Historical active case count in Regina:
The historical active case count (select dates only) in Regina was Date - active case count
2020-09-01 - 1
2020-09-16 - 13
2020-10-01 - 34
2020-10-16 - 57
2020-11-01 - 143
2020-11-02 - 157
2020-11-03 - 152
2020-11-04 - 149
2020-11-05 - 159
2020-11-06 - 165
2020-11-07 - 204
2020-11-08 - 227
2020-11-09 - 252
The historical active case count (select dates only) in Regina was Date - active case count
2020-09-01 - 1
2020-09-16 - 13
2020-10-01 - 34
2020-10-16 - 57
2020-11-01 - 143
2020-11-02 - 157
2020-11-03 - 152
2020-11-04 - 149
2020-11-05 - 159
2020-11-06 - 165
2020-11-07 - 204
2020-11-08 - 227
2020-11-09 - 252
I'm not trying to downplay the seriousness of the virus, but my brother in law lives in Brampton Ontario, and has somehow caught COVID. He is 49, tall and skinny, fit as a fiddle and said the worst thing about it is not being able to taste or smell. He had a high temperature for 2 days and felt run down but otherwise he said things were OK. Fingers crossed he makes a full recovery and there are no issues later on in life. That is my main worry right now.
#3083
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Re: Coronavirus
How many of those cases have caused people to go to hospital or resulted in their death? To me, those are the important numbers.
I'm not trying to downplay the seriousness of the virus, but my brother in law lives in Brampton Ontario, and has somehow caught COVID. He is 49, tall and skinny, fit as a fiddle and said the worst thing about it is not being able to taste or smell. He had a high temperature for 2 days and felt run down but otherwise he said things were OK. Fingers crossed he makes a full recovery and there are no issues later on in life. That is my main worry right now.
I'm not trying to downplay the seriousness of the virus, but my brother in law lives in Brampton Ontario, and has somehow caught COVID. He is 49, tall and skinny, fit as a fiddle and said the worst thing about it is not being able to taste or smell. He had a high temperature for 2 days and felt run down but otherwise he said things were OK. Fingers crossed he makes a full recovery and there are no issues later on in life. That is my main worry right now.
My sister's husband is a year or 2 younger than 49, but he had the opposite experience of your BIL, but mine isn't fit as a fiddle so I am sure that played a role. 5 days in hospital, a couple weeks on oxygen, basically sick most of October, and still not back to full normal, and potentially has permanent lung damage.
Now my sister though, she never tested positive or showed symptoms, but did have antibodies, so the theory public health has, is my sister was asymptomatic and spreading it.
#3084
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Re: Coronavirus
Last update in BC was Saturday at 1pm, today's update was 998 new cases, 133 hospitalizations, and 5 deaths. Hospitalizations are up around 30 since Saturday.
737 are in Fraser Health and 210 are in Vancouver Coastal Health.
Hospitalizations highest since April 13 and ICU admissions highest since April 23.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7452362/b...te-november-9/
737 are in Fraser Health and 210 are in Vancouver Coastal Health.
Hospitalizations highest since April 13 and ICU admissions highest since April 23.
https://globalnews.ca/news/7452362/b...te-november-9/
#3086
Re: Coronavirus
What i'd like to know is where the vaccine for the type of stupidity that seems to be pervase in China that gets this crap out into the world. Because if there was such a thing, we wouldn't be in this mess.
#3087
Re: Coronavirus
And how is China getting along these days? We seem to be getting little to no information on the news about China and the virus, it's like they do not have it and are carrying on as normal while the rest of the world ponders how long the next lock down should be.
#3088
Re: Coronavirus
Fair point. Even if they report that everything is fine I am reluctant to believe them. They are not above lying to other countries to save face.