you are the g7? for that is on whom the iata are calling. it says so in your link. if you bother reading it.From Data to Travel Freedom
IATA urged governments to make data-driven decisions to manage risks when reopening borderswww.iata.org
IATA seems to be saying that 1 in 50 incoming air passengers turn out to have Covid ... And therefore we should ease restrictions?
Far fewer Tory MPs tweeting up today's death toll or number of new infections; wonder why that is?
Yes and by date of death on the dashboard, even with the 28 day bullshit limit, the number of UK deaths yesterday is already 2 and will likely increase further.I was thinking - it must feel especially devastating to have to endure all of this for the families of the people who did die yesterday.
It just gets completely lost in all the noise, doesn't it - the personal losses, set against numbers.
And now, celebrating 'Zero'. Awful.
I expect they'll all be posting corrections on the front pages tomorrowYes and by date of death on the dashboard, even with the 28 day bullshit limit, the number of UK deaths yesterday is already 2 and will likely increase further.
I expect they'll all be posting corrections on the front pages tomorrow
TBF, the Beeb have this: How significant is a day without Covid deaths?
Just because no deaths were announced on 1 June does not mean for certain that no deaths actually occurred. Often the figures are revised once death certificates are examined for precise details of date of death.
Yes and by date of death on the dashboard, even with the 28 day bullshit limit, the number of UK deaths yesterday is already 2 and will likely increase further.
Going by UK death certificate deaths by date of death instead, the lowest things got since the first wave began was 8 deaths recorded on 29th August last year. There was one day in May thats only showing 7 so far but that might increase further in future. So its probably reasonable to claim that deaths have recently fallen to levels somewhat similar to those seen at the lowest point between waves 1 and 2. There are plenty of dates at various times where Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland had no recorded Covid deaths, but the same cannot be said for England as a whole.Yes, I saw that. 12 reported deaths today and still not a single day with no actual daily deaths (and then just going on the 'within 28 days' timeframe) since the beginning of March last year.
Note that UK regional breakdown is skewed by ignoring under 18s (because of course, they magically don't transmit). True values are roughly Scotland: 38%, NI: 35%, Wales: 36%, England: 39% (which then better tallies with the second chart).
More than 20 healthcare organisations - including those representing nurses, doctors, surgeons and therapists - have united in an unprecedented appeal for stronger defences against coronavirus.
In a planned virtual meeting with UK officials on Thursday, they will say the current guidance leaves them vulnerable to infection through the air, especially by new variants.
And they will argue that other countries, including the United States, protect their health workers with higher-grade equipment.
At least 17 hospital and ambulance trusts have already decided to break with official guidance by equipping their staff with FFP3 masks, but the majority have not.
Robert Boyle, former director of strategy at British Airways' parent company IAG, predicts a number of summer hotspots will be added to the green tier.
Yeah thats something that some raised concerns about when the situation in India itself was at its worst. I wish I could have answered it more usefully, but was stuck with 'its hard to tell because a small percentage of a very large number is still a sizeable number of people' stuff.Experts monitor variants after 10 children admitted to hospital ‘with Covid’ in Scotland
‘There are still some people being hospitalised with the vaccine,’ minister sayswww.independent.co.uk
As a rough average of Scotland's daily 'patients in hospital' figures over the last week or so, that'd be around 10% of them being kids under 10. Very worrying.
BBC News channel has just said that (they understand that) no countries are to be added.A poor choice of words from the BBC live updates page wanking on about which countries will be added too the green list, given what that word has been more commonly used for recently.
Robert Boyle, former director of strategy at British Airways' parent company IAG, predicts a number of summer hotspots will be added to the green tier.
There's a big outbreak based in a primary school in the west of Edinburgh at the moment, I wonder if kids from there are some of the hospitalised children. There is also a lot of cases in my kids' high school right nowExperts monitor variants after 10 children admitted to hospital ‘with Covid’ in Scotland
‘There are still some people being hospitalised with the vaccine,’ minister sayswww.independent.co.uk
As a rough average of Scotland's daily 'patients in hospital' figures over the last week or so, that'd be around 10% of them being kids under 10. Very worrying.
And if reports are accurate, Portugal is to be removed from the green list.BBC News channel has just said that (they understand that) no countries are to be added.
Christina Pagel tweets about the decline of testing as well:There's a big outbreak based in a primary school in the west of Edinburgh at the moment, I wonder if kids from there are some of the hospitalised children. There is also a lot of cases in my kids' high school right now
- The latest data confirm early indications from last week’s report that contacts appear to have increased since the 17th of May and are now at similar levels to those observed during August 2020.
- Physical (skin-to-skin) contacts remain low compared with historical levels. However, adults are reporting fewer contacts outdoors, which could be reflecting a change in the risk of contacts.
- Children’s contact levels (measured before the half-term break) are at the highest level observed over the whole pandemic, driven by contact patterns in school and a continued increase in leisure and social contacts.
- It appears as if similar patterns of contact are occurring across the regions of England and nations of the UK, though discerning differences by region is difficult due to small sample sizes.
Did Scotland go with removing masks on the 17th, too?There's a big outbreak based in a primary school in the west of Edinburgh at the moment, I wonder if kids from there are some of the hospitalised children. There is also a lot of cases in my kids' high school right now