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I thought the municipal tip was shut. Have they opened a special coronavirus one?
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Nearly everything you're reading in the press seems to be bollocks. For example, the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre (ICNARC) are saying that of 690 patients in the whose care outcomes were known, 346 had died. The other 344 had been discharged. Now look at the Robert Koch and other dashboards, only 209 people have recovered in the UK (which is a really, really small number compared to other countries!)
Also note that every day you get one big figure for deaths occurring in the UK. Everyone jumps on this number, taking it to be the latest toll. However NHS England figures – which currently make up the bulk of UK deaths – in fact reflect the day on which the death was reported, not the actual date of death, which is usually days, sometimes weeks, before it appears in the figures.
The truth is no-one really knows how many deaths have taken place the previous day. In fact the headline figure is likely to under-report the number of deaths that actually happened the previous day. By undercounting the number of deaths, the figure is skewed.
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COVID-19 Tip
+4c is the optimum temperature for the virus to survive, it is also the temperature of your fridge.
The warmer the temperature, the shorter it takes to kill the virus. +50c it dies. Don't use ac in your car, keep your car warm and ventilated.Tags: None
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