They've already got their masks sorted as well.ISIS advising against all travel to Europe
Which is nice.
German newspaper Welt am Sonntag has reported that US president Donald Trump has sought exclusive rights to a vaccine for the coronavirus which is being developed by a German-based company, CureVac.
The report, which quoted unnamed sources, said Trump had offered large sums of money to German scientists working on the vaccine.
I don't see any reason to believe leaks via Peston as representing the future any more than random people on Facebook tbh. Even if he does have sources, policy and policy direction changes hour by hour.
They should agree, demand the money upfront and then tell him to fuck off.Christ, their really are no depths that cunt won't sink to...urgh, hideous creature.
I am hearing that UK manufacturers are going to be asked to make ventilators.
I wonder what skills and equipment are required to make them?
Indeed, I don't know much about ventilators but I expect they are quite complex to make and complex to use alsoTo quote my a friend who is a senior nurse 'great, will they be suppling trained staff who know how to operate the fucking things'
Austria banning gatherings of more than five. Presumably there's no large families in Austria. Chinese probably kicking themselves "we could have said 3!"
I believe this is a good strategyThe only reason South Korea has been able to hold back the rise of cases is their extensive social contact tracing where these people have been and quarantining their families and associates.
I am hearing that UK manufacturers are going to be asked to make ventilators.
I wonder what skills and equipment are required to make them?
I am hearing that UK manufacturers are going to be asked to make ventilators.
I wonder what skills and equipment are required to make them?
Britain still makes cars, aero-engines, and weapons. All of which require a high degree of precision engineering.Not my field at all but I'd assume modern manufacturing facillities were pretty product-specific. Oh, and they're all in China. But I'm sure that won't be an issue.
Apparently there is a massive tunrover in acute nursing staff (not surprising really considering it is probably super high stress and involves watching people die) - my point being there must be a lot of trained ex-acute nursing staff out there who now work in other areas of the NHS. In addition, if you think of this as a war like situation, with sufficient work instructions on a highly specialised role i.e. how to keep a ventilator operating, a full nursing training is probably not necessary.
Oh there will be UK manufacturers who can make ventilators. I was just wondering what one comprised .. the air element a bellows of some kind, some control electronics, mechanical movement, housings etc .. in addition there is probably an EN standard for them.