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OMR

It’s been happening earlier than 13.30 mate so despite what she says it’s nit just down to when the DOW is open.

5 million buy at 11.55am

The last 4 trades are missing from the LSE trades page, there were 3 buys totalling 2,710,000 and 1 sell of 500,000Loads of trades have been missing from LSE over the last two weeks They need to sort it out

Worzel,

I’m glad your wife was able to get assistance from the butcher and the store manager to assist her in being able to care for the people she looks after, a bit of common sense and decency from some, at least.

Chaser

My mums 100, my sisters who take it in turns to stay with her overnight, and my brother are in their 70s, my wife and I as well as my brother and sisters, all have conditions that put us at higher risk, and my daughter is s doctor working in respiratory care, but we are only some of those adversely affected, there are hundreds of thousands of people in vulnerable groups, and we collectively need the selfish b......s who empty the shelves of everything to STOP doing it NOW.

If not, then the government will need to bring in rationing, all because of selfish people !

Those people that are emptying the shelves in supermarkets should be utterly ashamed of themselves !

The video shown on the BBC this morning from the critical care nurse who having worked ridiculously long hours was unable to buy any food is heartbreaking.

People who are hoarding have to stop its disgusting !

China APT showing as $235-$245

Inkisblue / heartisblack

I wasn’t actually referring to you, BUT, if the cap fits;)

Safety

There are some that post on here and one in particular who at some time may we’ll be, “knock knock knocking on heavens door” however for him, the answer is likely to be, “I hear you knocking, but you can’t come in”

Some people are just nasty

I’ve just sent this to BBC news, if any of you can do anything to get this raised please do so:-

My daughter is a doctor working on a respiratory ward, she is therefore on the front line and dealing with patients who are infected with Covid-19 patients who potentially are infected with it, and other patients who have other serious respiratory conditions.

I have today found out that she and her doctor and nurse colleagues across the country are being told that they no longer need to wear the Ffp3 fully fitted face masks or the full PPE, but instead are expected to use inferior masks and PPE, this despite the fact that health care professionals of varying ages have died in other countries as a result of being infected whilst caring for people with the virus.

Can you please, please ask the PM or chief medical officer about this.

If health care professionals become infected they may well pass that infection on to other patients as well as there families and then they will themselves at best be off sick or at worse die as a result.

This is a very serious issue.

Please ask questions.

Westh1

If is disgusting they need the proper PPE which means Ffp3 fully fitted face masks.

I’m trying to get this raised with the government anything that anyone else can do to get this raised please do it.

As I’ve said before losing money is bad, but losing family and friends is devastating

This link explains More:-

https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/sites/default/files/documents/RRA-outbreak-novel-coronavirus-disease-2019-increase-transmission-globally-COVID-19.pdf

This is what should happen:-

in particular: In order to prevent secondary transmission in healthcare settings, healthcare providers should be informed of the
ongoing outbreak, and EU/EEA countries should ensure that timely and rigorous IPC measures are applied when
dealing with suspect and confirmed cases, from the first suspicion of COVID-2019. ECDC recommends that
suspected cases in primary and emergency care are isolated, or if this is not feasible, separated from other
patients. Suspected patients should be asked to wear a surgical mask in order to reduce the spread of respiratory
droplets [54]. Starting from scenario 2, organising separate areas or facilities for triaging of suspected cases should
be considered and planned for in scenario 1.
Although there is so far no evidence of airborne transmission, we recommend a cautious approach due to lack of
studies excluding this mode of transmission. Confirmed cases requiring admission should be placed in an isolation
room with a dedicated bathroom. The placement in airborne precaution single rooms with negative pressure and
ante-room, if available, is encouraged until more information about transmission routes is available. Healthcare
workers managing suspected or confirmed cases should wear personal protective equipment (PPE) for contact,
droplet and airborne transmission. When using PPE, the correct donning and doffing process should be followed;
further information on the donning and doffing procedures can be found in the ECDC Technical Document
‘Guidance for wearing and removing personal protective equipment in healthcare settings for the care of patients
with suspected or confirmed COVID-19’ [55].
In scenario 2-4, ECDC recognises that with increasing numbers of COVID-19 cases, full compliance with airborne
precautions may be challenging, because of lack of time and/or the lack of PPE. Given the lack of evidence for
airborne transmission of COVID-19 to date, surgical mask may be used in case of shortage of FFP2 or FFP3
respirators. In case of aerosol-generating procedures (e.g. intubation, BAL, sputum induction), FFP2 and FFP3
respirators should always be used. Standard precautions should always be implemented for all patients, including
full compliance with hand hygiene according to WHO’s 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene approach before touching a
patient [56], before any clean or aseptic procedure is performed, after exposure to body fluid, after touching a
patient, and after touching a patient’s surroundings. Respiratory hygiene measures include ensuring that all
patients cover their nose and mouth with a tissue or elbow when coughing or sneezing; offering a medical mask to
patients with suspected 2019-nCoV infection while they are in waiting/public areas or in cohorting rooms;
performing hand hygiene after contact with respiratory secretions.
Regular cleaning followed by disinfection of patients’ rooms, furniture and frequently touched surfaces with
hospital disin

Please get this message out to everyone you know the government must do something about this it’s disgusting and stupid, this is the link to the article in the times:-

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/coronavirus-nhs-doctors-fear-they-will-die-for-lack-of-safety-equipment-mdmkbzq99

Our doctors and nurses are now being put at risk because of this bloody government !

They have quite rightly been using full PPE, but have now been told that they have to use inferior face masks !!!!

There is an article in the times regarding this but I know it’s true because my daughter has confirmed it !!!!

Is it not enough that doctors and nurses are putting themselves at risk already ? The government need to ensure that they get full PPE

FFS are these people stupid or what, doctors and nurses have died and are dying in other countries do we want that here ?

Find the money, get the right equipment, do whatever it takes to protect the doctors and nurses that are and will be protecting and treating all of us

This is absolutely disgusting !!!!!!!

I’m sorry to hear about your I’ll health, and I applaud what you are doing in your community, please keep safe as you are obviously at very high risk, and, your organisational skills are likely to prove invaluable going forward.

Franny

Sorry mate but there have been numerous cases in south Essex north Essex and Havering.

There are many more cases than people think.

HBob

Not had much to laugh about recently but that joke made me chuckle ;)

Safety

I spoke with my daughter and she said that there was some limited evidence that ibuprofen may make the virus’s worse, not paracetamol mate, the article below references information from France which says the same as my daughter:-

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/health-experts-criticise-nhs-advice-to-take-ibuprofen-for-covid-19

Dreamy

The problem with the herd immunity approach is firstly, that as yet there is no evidence that people will develop immunity, it’s simply to early to tell, and secondly as you say, that if the virus mutates that even if immunity is built up it may not make people immune to a mutated version of the virus.

As I said, the UK approach is a gamble, but to be fair as someone else posted, all approaches are a gamble, because this is an entirely new virus and no one knows what will happen.

All we can do is follow the government advice and hope that it is correct.

Good luck to everybody.