2nd wave is coming

[Mordac]

I'm going next week wheres the pub selling pints for £1.50??

I assume you're asking so you can deliberately avoid it?

[JamesBrown11]

Are there any predictions to the potential number of infections if 2nd wave was to happen?

[AtW]

Are there any predictions to the potential number of infections if 2nd wave was to happen?

Potentially - 66.65 mln

[northernladuk]

Are there any predictions to the potential number of infections if 2nd wave was to happen?

You'd think it's gotta be worse as no one seems to care about socially distancing anymore so it's going to be twice as hard to get them tot akenit seriously.

[Old Greg]

I assume you're asking so you can deliberately avoid it?

Exactly. Who wants to sit next to Shauny?

[darmstadt]

Exactly. Who wants to sit next to Shauny?

Would that be here: Gammons Head Beach | Devon | UK Beach Guide

[WTFH]

Potentially - 66.65 mln

I'd suggest about 67.9m.

Take the current population, subtract the number who are immune and the number who have been vaccinated:
67,900,000 - 0,000,000 = 67,900,000

(based on: U.K. Population (2020) - Worldometer )

It's worth considering that in round 2 the UK will be starting from a position of >250,000 individuals who have already had damage to their respiratory system and are compromised for the next time.

Looking on the bright side, our excess deaths are close to zero now, so the 63,000 extra that died Feb-June should mean we have a reduction the rest of the year - based on the theories of some on here that all COVID fatalities were about to die anyway.

[AtW]

"In the long run we are all dead" - John Maynard Keynes

[Old Greg]

"In the long run we are all dead" - John Maynard Keynes

Pooper is just going to decompose in the Thistle Hotel Heathrow without a death cert, so that counts as living forever.

[AtW]

Pooper is just going to decompose in the Thistle Hotel Heathrow without a death cert, so that counts as living forever.

One can live forever if the coroners die first