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"A" Pangolin? If by "Pangolin" you mean "Germ Warfare", then I agree.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI think it was a Pangolin...Comment
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Aw. Ziggy's got a lovely tin-foil hat there.Originally posted by Zigenare View Post"A" Pangolin? If by "Pangolin" you mean "Germ Warfare", then I agree.
Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Its obvious, they're put up in hotels near to the hotels where the nurses are locked up.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThose hotels that have closed?
And who cleans the hotels? How do they get to work? Where do the hotel supplies come from? How do the suppliers get to work?Comment
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Yeah, that seems fair enough ...... oy, you, nurse, thanks for all the help and sacrifice. We're going to banish you away from your family in a hotel for the next 3 months. What do you mean you have a husband* and kids? You should have thought about that before you became a nurse!Originally posted by AtW View PostI said close to zero.
Nurses should have been put in nearby hotels (which are empty anyway), get full food there etc - this would have reduced possible exposure to virus of their families.
At least those nurses who shown any symptons, shoudl have been allowed to self-isolate in designated hotels.
* for my example I've assumed a female nurse
Last edited by Whorty; 1 April 2020, 12:59.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostYeah, that seems fair enough ...... oy, you, nurse, thanks for all the help and sacrifice. We're going to banish you away from your family in a hotel for the next 3 months. What do you mean you have a husband* and kids? You should have thought about that before you became a nurse!
* for my example I've assumed a female nurse
You might be right or some male nurses, it is the 21st centuryComment
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How do you get to the out-of-town supermarket to get your supplies?Originally posted by AtW View PostSolution - petrol station only selling fuel to vehicles with Govt issued permitsComment
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