DOOM: Birmingham

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Whorty replied

19 August 2020, 18:27
Originally posted by AtW View Post

"The leader of Birmingham City Council has urged residents to pull together to tackle an "extremely concerning" rise in Covid-19 cases.

Councillor Ian Ward issued a statement today in which he said the rise in coronavirus cases was "not currently on the scale seen elsewhere in the country"."

Coronavirus latest news: Matt Hancock announces mass tests for population to help lift restrictions

Yeah, it's not on the scale - it's like a LOT more than on average elsewhere!

New lockdown coming, as I said.

Sandra, a woman I work with who lives in Brum called this last week. Sandra, is that you?
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Paddy replied

19 August 2020, 18:12
Originally posted by AtW View Post

"The leader of Birmingham City Council has urged residents to pull together to tackle an "extremely concerning" rise in Covid-19 cases.

Councillor Ian Ward issued a statement today in which he said the rise in coronavirus cases was "not currently on the scale seen elsewhere in the country"."

Coronavirus latest news: Matt Hancock announces mass tests for population to help lift restrictions

Yeah, it's not on the scale - it's like a LOT more than on average elsewhere!

New lockdown coming, as I said.

Surly, it should be pull two meters apart.
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jainnode replied

19 August 2020, 17:33
yep. you called it, - congratulations
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AtW started a topic DOOM: Birmingham

19 August 2020, 17:21
DOOM: Birmingham

"The leader of Birmingham City Council has urged residents to pull together to tackle an "extremely concerning" rise in Covid-19 cases.

Councillor Ian Ward issued a statement today in which he said the rise in coronavirus cases was "not currently on the scale seen elsewhere in the country"."

Coronavirus latest news: Matt Hancock announces mass tests for population to help lift restrictions

Yeah, it's not on the scale - it's like a LOT more than on average elsewhere!

New lockdown coming, as I said.
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