How countries are dealing with Coronavirus: lockdowns, social distancing, testing and herd immunity
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- With the UK becoming the latest country to do so - and with a fifth of the world in lockdown - nations around the world are beginning to follow a similar pattern in terms of how they’re tackling the coronavirus. Albeit on different schedules.
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In this video we look at different approaches taken to tackling Covid-19: social distancing, lockdowns, mass testing and herd immunity. These are different approaches to the same issue: stoping the spread and trying to flatten the curve, that’s the idea that in fighting this pandemic - we need to slow the rate of infections to give hospitals the chance to deal with patients without being overwhelmed - as well as giving us more time to find remedies and vaccines.
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New years resolution went from be healthier in 2020 to stay alive through 2020.
Well, as 80% of those infected will have mild to no symptoms, it's really about just not spreading the disease and risking other people's lives than your own life. It's amazing that people only think of themselves and their personal risk in terms of disease.
@@johnwang9914 Chinese people are barred from kissing for whole 2020 by CCP.
@@johnwang9914 ya but 1 out of 6 people will have permanent lung damage after getting it
Or to not possibly cause others to die 😔
Italy's deaths and infection increasing is because of the cases that were already infected before the lockdown showing up in tests. The lock down is starting to work now that it has been 2 weeks. There's a time lag associated with this.
New modelling?
Other countries new from the Chinese data that separating people would make the virus spread slower.
That information existed for ages before the UK changed their strategy.
Emphasising heard immunity at the beginning on a pandemic was dangerously dumb.
I think Uk hoped to gain an economic advantage over other countries, by trying to keep the economy going. I warned against this over 2 weeks ago. I think it's going to backfire on both fronts.
The reason Zhong Nanshan opposed the herd immunity strategy was not translated. His argument is that the virus is highly infectious and has a high death rate.
And yet, the Koreans are doing it. It is quite possible, if you can regulate the curve with testing, targeted isolation, protection of vulnerable cohorts and some degree of social distancing.
unzicek not social distancing, social lockdown, in other words a curfew. It’s the only way to battle an invisible enemy. I believe millions of people die very fast. Because current world governments are not capable to cope with it.
@Xiaoliu, why Chinese governmnent don't warn other countries in January? Also truth and second reason of todays problems is that, we all in west world are first time confronted with big epidemy. We were proud of the antivirus measures. Especially heads of Britain, Germany and USA. Itally was first with hidden sick persons with virus, but other countries showed they have idiots in the front.
Roman Hanajik the first cases in china is raised to WHO in early january, and WHO has warned the world by then. but i dont think the west media has had the 'right amount' of coverage of the story for whatever reason. Then near January 24, when china shutdown and immobilised a city of 11 million people, it should have been a second warning sign. Yet again massively overlooked by media and govs. Then again when the death figure was high in feburary, no significant action was taken by many other countries. Even the west missed the signs in january, but started reacting back in feburay, it should have been prevented in many countries.
@@romanhanajik3185 The first cluster was identified on 21 December. China notified the WHO on 30 December. Quarantine of greater Wuhan was announced on 22 January.
Supermarkets are putting lives at risk by not protecting Staff. Checkouts should have perspex barriers in place between them and the customers. Staff should be provided with masks, gloves, wipes and sanitizer but are not.
Poor show!
Well, the Canadian Supermarkets are installing persplex barriers as well as closing alternate tills. Gloves in public are useless as the transfer mechanism is touching your face with contaminated hands and with gloves you just replace touching your face with contaminated hands with touching your face with contaminated gloves and the virus remains active longer on the synthetic material of the gloves than on the skin where Lactobacillus bacteria maintains a slightly acidic environment which will eventually break down the virus's protein and fat shell.. There is a global shortage of masks and other PPE, there isn't even enough for hospital staff who are encountering infected individuals, someone in public such as the cashier should be mostly meeting uninfected people with only a chance of meeting an infected person so PPE's such as masks are basically wasted when used in public while they are desperately needed at hospitals. It is inconsiderate and selfish to insist on public use of masks when there simply isn't the necessary supply. Perhaps once the larger factories in China start producing more masks then maybe broader use of masks may be possible but till then, they are needed at hospitals more.
Now, what I think are missing from our grocery stores aside from quantity limits on problem items would be marks on the floor to indicate the proper places to stand apart in the cashier line and arrows on the aisles to indicate direction of travel so customers are not passing within close proximity of each other when traveling in opposite directions.
Shops here in Aberdeenshire have all of the above apart from barriers. Plus they're marking 2 meter spaces on the floor & many have door staff advising people of new rules & giving out gloves / wipes etc.
Morrisons is installing barriers and providing hand sanitizer to check out staff but not gloves. Regular extra breaks for hand washing as well in the U.K. Social distancing of staff as well as customers too!
I go to work in a call centre for govt and me and my work buddies were saying we should all get some sanitiser and gloves and stuff. We touch lots of things that hundreds of other staff touch
they did all of that here.
You missed a very important one: UNIVERSAL MASK WEARING!!!!
It was tested and determined that the mask doesn't actually help, it only aids in stopping coughs and sneezes, but the virus can still be transmitted by breathing or touch. Masks only make people feel safer, but they aren't actually that helpful.
@@BryceKing01 what's your scientific source?, empirical data coming from South Korea, singapure, taiwan and hong kong shows that is a simple yet effective measure, as it minimizes the spread of the virus from asymptomatic or presymptomatic carriers onto surfaces or the air (yes, it is airborne, or at least a significant percentage of it's particles). Also european countries such as Austria and czech republic are finally catching up and implementing these measures helping them flatten the curve.
For me is just common sense really, if everybody is wearing a mask at all times in public places, nobody can cough on their hands and then touch handrails, poles, door handles etc.
@@BryceKing01 no wonder your country bad at handling it
8:45 that's not what he said, the subtitle is wrong. he saids "this is a highly contagious, with high fatality rate (disease) "
I watch what China and S Korea have done and I feel envy: it's so elegant. Britain is supposedly an advanced economy but it can't get its act together: no testing, no protection for the public or NHS staff...The govt says it's following the science yet has ignored the global health specialists like WHO: test test test. Why?? It's common sense to test the public, find out who's got it, isolate them, track their contacts, test them, isolate who tests positive - treat early those who show symptoms - and keep going. The tracking app is fab! Why aren't we doing this ffs? Our lame duck government have turned the British people into sitting ducks.
China is lying as they did from day one.
NHS is under resourced, under staffed and guess what there just isn't enough test kit for you.
Same in US. Obvious paths seem not taken. Orange Man wildly erratic (today announcing potential end of Lockdown, Virus by Easter -- April 12!!) -- We are going to die!!
@@defendliberty1289 And some other countries are "telling the truth" and just let it go.
In the UK everything is done on the cheap.
Let me tell you about Greece, where I live, then. The government was almost leading inside the EU in taking social distancing measures early enough, starting with closing schools and progressing to a partial lockdown that became almost complete a couple of days ago. Figures are currently at around 800 reported cases with 20 deaths and there are signs of the curve flattening. What was judged correctly is that the sooner you take more "extreme" measures, the less they will need to last. It's ironic, but those who seem to want to balance economic concerns with human lives will end up doing more harm to the economy as well. It is a common occurrence with individualistic thinking though, like a boss who blackmails a sick employee into going to work and only manages to get all of their workforce sick.
Only problem with Greece is that viewing its curve alone shows a magic picture: the government probably felt compelled to follow a drastic approach towards social distancing because they have been at the forefront of dismantling public healthcare with neoliberal policies over the last decade. So we are left with such a weak healthcare system that even a moderate amount of cases will cause it to collapse. Actually, the system seemed to work beyond its capabilities even before the pandemic and it only works as it does thanks to efforts of some doctors to offer more than they typically have to. So now, with leading media being all-too government friendly, we don't hear about the need to strengthen healthcare: We see a campaign that overstates the actions of those - very few, by now - who dismiss calls for social distancing, while government officials scold the public as if everybody is out in the streets spreading coronavirus, talking incessantly about "individual responsibility" - the running joke is that even in a pandemic, the Greek state thinks we need even more cops instead of doctors. We are constantly reminded to stay at home, but many workers do not have the option, as they have trouble with bosses blackmailing them into working in unsafe conditions, as governments have dismantled syndicalism and workers' rights, effectively giving bosses a free reign. Yet, this doesn't seem to find its way in all news and media talk about antisocial behavior that endangers us all; the concept of "individual responsibility" only seems to concern people who took a walk in the park. At the same time, lack of testing is causing serious concern; early on, the suggestion was that only those who have serious symptoms should seek to be tested and treated, and the situation has not improved at all. Yesterday there where reports about two persons who died of covid-19 and were only tested afterwards, without having been admitted to a hospital in the meantime. One had asthma, but had been told to stay home, presumably. The number where people have to call for advice if they think they are sick reportedly has a waiting time of hours. For the 800 reported cases, it is reasonable to assume that there are up to 10,000 infections already, but no testing on a sample of the population has been performed to find out. all in all, the government response seems partly effective on some levels, but in terms of healthcare response, the system is so inadequate that the government seems especially keen to repeat to citizens the same insinuation every day: "if this explodes, it will be your fault", which it will clearly be the other way around.
So, social distancing is a necessary component, but let's not make it into a substitute for lack of healthcare and social policies. People in power kept pushing for a society where healthcare is just a commodity because they always felt that poor people getting sick would not affect rich people as well. It's time to force them to admit they were wrong.
Turkey is worse of I think - some guy came back from there and within a week he's dead.
Lockdown is great idea save life’s just wish the stupid ones would listen
What is the value of health in the absence of liberty? Do you need a master authorised to restrict your rights to keep you safe from yourself or an open society of responsible individuals? Do you think individuals act responsibly the more liberty and choices they have or when they have given up their natural rights?
Do you want a free world or a good world if cant be both?
@@georgeilynch2303 See? This is the problem with westerners, they think lockdowns are enforced to impede their freedom when it's all just for containing the virus. People like you are the reason why it spread uncontrollably. Just look at how their modest counterpart, the Asians, are doing.
@@georgeilynch2303 that why your right are bad
yh this is mad right now everyone stay safe stay healthy as well
In finland, schools are now open, the days are shorter, no breaks, instead of students, the teachers now move to different classes. Adults still do work from home, And its working great, the whole country only has 1 infected, +200 dead +4000 cured and no new cases in a few weeks
Wearing mask it's important ......it stop people from coughing or sneezing to others.
In Taiwan and Hong Kong are doing so much better ...because people wear mask all day long until they return home and they stay at home after work...
Masks are also very helpful ....the reason number have gone up in Taiwan and Hong Kong due to the people returned from Europe .......please UK get your masks
I saw person from WHO in TV and he said that masks is good only for sick people. Moderator from TV had a mask and WHO expert not. 😆 Who need WHO?
Having an app to identify each other in close contact is a great idea. Would help locate others who were in close contact.
Provided it got "Sunseted" -- End dated.
I'm wondering if it would prevent ID'd person from getting necessary sustainence-- food, shelter, social. Sounds like ancient version of Leprosy.
Two months back, this channel would have slammed such apps as ORWELLIAN state trying to limit human rights and played some sinister music with dark moody camera work while saying it.
@@s._3560 lol.... absolutely. They're often deluded as well.
Channel 4 News is what I've been searching for on RUclips during the Corona crisis. It's one of the few channels who take this seriously and go in depth with their reports. Thank you and to anyone else: good luck.
Channel 4 news, DW news, BBC News, MedCeam - ..., China in focus - NTD, WION, ABC News in-depth. BBC News with Johnson 2 weeks after reality is better than Mr. Been
Im taking university online its annoying but hey we carry on.
My family and I had something very much like this sickness in December by Elko Nevada. I was trying to talk my wife into going to the hospital. I’m wondering if this was around earlier... a first wave?
Iaman Empoweredone you had regular flu
Rumors are flying that the virus escaped from Fort Detrict bio-warfare centre sometime in mid-2019 - so it's possible yours could be the first wave.
Why did WHO kept telling people it's safe to travel in Jan thru Feb? Why did they refuse to declare a pandemic?
Why???
Ibrahim Zain i think you’ve already worked out the reasons. Something todo with Ethiopia?
@intempify they could at least have said this is going towards a 'pandemic'. so the world could get ready better.
If you watched their press briefings, it was clearly said there's no need to panic, and air travel is safe as long as one avoid the affected areas in China. And by that time, the virus was already in Europe, we alL know that now.
@intempify Decisions were made not to alarm anyone, I understand that. They avoided words to avoid panic.
But with an infectious disease, I think the best would be to take the safety measures earlier, no matter the economic cost. The world has learnt that now
Bio warfare
I live in Bangladesh. Doctor's in our country are refusing to take any patient regardless flu or any medical conditions they have, most of the doctors already canceled their private practise.IEDCR which is the only lab testing covid -19 are not testing people if they didn't visit foreign countries or came to contact anyone visited. Pourposely they are doing it to keep the infected numbers low. Already 4 people out of 39 positive are dead and 2 or more people had died because IEDCR refused to test them and after death they took the samples and they came positive.We are a nation of 180 million of people and have only 1732 test kit and only 1 lab is testing which is located in the capital of Bangladesh.
That is terrible. I wish you well.
Suraiya Fahana lets us know how you do Suraiya. There are know tests in Canada either but we don't have the population of India. QUARENTINE and don't go out. We have been worried about India. Sorry to hear that it has arrived there. God be with you all. Check back with us and let us know how you are doing.
@@Cate7451 Thank you. Actually Bangladesh is right beside India.Honestly I am scared so so scared not for me but for my parents who lives with me. My father have diabetes and cardiovascular problems. It's literally one week I haven't let him go out , even i don't go out to get the necessities in fear that I might catch it and would pass to them.We are eating less to expand the life of our suppies. From today there will be armed forces on the streets to prevent anyone from getting out without two reason, those are to grab foods or medicine.Honestly I can't get sleep at night in fear. I never got such scared in my life even when couple of months back i had to do biopsy on my tumour and got it surgically removed even when I was wating for the biopsy result and unsure that it might come out something bad, I was not this scared .I have never experienced something like this in my entire life.
If we take into account the incubation period and the time it takes for more serious symptoms to occur and for someone to seek medical health, we conclude that it takes 10 days or a bit more for any measures to show effects. Likewise, any day's number of infections does not correspond to the true infections taking place at that time. We see them in the following days. That's why Italy's infection rates kept increasing even after lockdown. And it finally tends to flatten now, according to the timeframe mentioned above, albeit at high numbers of infections/deaths. Another contributing factor to deaths rising sharply in Italy was that due to the delay in issuing a lockdown, healthcare system was overwhelmed and unable to take care of each serious case. With such a disease, probably half of the people who will need to enter intense medical care will survive and I guess all people who need intense medical care but cannot enter it will die. This is enough for anyone to understand how callous it was to let the infection spread at exponential rates for days in countries like the UK, while speaking of herd immunity as code for just letting people get sick uncontrollably.
I like my privacy. But, I also remember not being permitted to tell a pregnant woman her husband was HIV positive. So.
*The lesson here, people can communicate with other people and forgetting to communicate with their own family.*
*So the nature find ways what people had forgetting, hi Corona.*
sad but true :'(
Here in Brazil president announced the end of lockdown when the line of cases is going up. Don’t think it’s the best way out.
What would you expect? Majority of the citizens preferred somene like the third twin brother, or clone, of some Donald to be the president of your country.
i don't agree i prefer heard immunity ,you are not patriot
Explain more?
How does South Korea get to test soooooooooo many people and we cant do that effectively in other parts of the world? Is their population so small or did they find a cheaper way of getting the tests done to reach so many people?
SK has a different story. The virus started from a church. So, it is easy for SK government to test everybody related to the church. Yes, the number of people to be tested is small.
East Asian countries are more disciplined
Personally, I'm following the guidelines set by the prime minister, unlike my neighbors that have regular visitors and are always coming and going. The main thing that bothers me is one of the neighbors has a persistent cough and it's not particularly well.
Am scared for my dad works at hospital still nobody listening not staying home just don’t want my dad get it cause idiots
How's your dad now? Is your family safe?
I'm very worried as a Japanese because unlike South Korea here in Japan I don't think enough testings have been carried out.From Tokyo.
Why are airports still open it's a joke. All the measures the government is asking from us but still more arrivals due UK from around the globe not just europe. You think all arriving are going to go straight into quarantine. Not a chance and who knows who has it when barely fully testing anyway.
Matthew Matthew at this point, other countries should close their border to the UK
@@dantsai5216 I doubt other people are leaving the UK as its pretty much lock down here. But yes all borders should be closed so each country can get a grip of this virus. As soon as it started getting out of hand in europe was the time. Basically 2-3 weeks ago too late. It's all about money economy not lives. In January when i first heard about this virus in China i said to myself not taking a plane or going to a airport for a while. Business trips i can understand but taking to risk going on holiday when this virus was getting serious only have themselves to blame if stranded now. Its a shame China has not learnt lessons from the past and now we going to pay a very heavy price for the neglect.
So, herd immunity coupled with the isolation of the most vulnerable would have been alright if we had a higher number of emergency hospital beds with staff and a more equal access to health. But we didn't.
the problem you miss is that you can't protect older people as infection rate rises. as infection goes up, almost every persons who contact with isolated older people will carry the virus since they have to work in pupulation of infected people. what are you going to do? test them every time they contact with elderly people? basically you have to accept the fact elderly will be infected and many of them died. if you say otherwise, you are fooling yourself.
Yun Song I understand that and so do many older people but they are not the only vulnerable ones. Also no matter how old or otherwise vulnerable you are, it is important, necessary for all that your comfort is valued by society. This is also the time to absorb the idea that harsher pandemics can happen and maybe value health and equality as pillars of a functioning resilient society, which I would like to see.
"How to flatten the curve is open to debate... "
Oh media. Why always so postmodern.
I heard one person explain.
"Think of it as a Tidal Wave-- The Undertow will collapse Health System.. Unless we go to a lower, slower Wave" --
It was far more impactful to me!
@@jacqueline755 There are people STILL denouncing this as a non crisis. "Its just the flu. The death rate is low."
I never knew there were so many people who don't understand basic maths and biology.
But what’s the end game !! Flatten the curve then what !? It’s still going be virulent !
Until vaccine is found I guess.
Italy had an increase in deaths after the lockdown because you need the time of incubation to see if it is effective. After two weeks, deaths are slowly going down.
South Korean has a best thing to do ,,
There is no "right" time, react and prepare the sooner the better.
Very hard when you're still going into school working with students if key workers. Apparently wearing masks don't help. Not sure how much us teachers can take risking our lives when twats out in public ignoring the rules.
Wouldn't go to school.
Please turn the music off!! I do not want my news with a musical background. It is irritating and makes the news seem less serious and more of an entertainment.
So the Chinese guy said the following in reference to Herd Immunity: “ For our work ahead, I think we should not rely on this so-called herd immunity method to solve our problem.”
And that is the only thing you said about herd immunity. It’s like you’re saying we won’t consider it because THE CHINESE SAID SO.
That is downright idiotic.
I guess we've finally moved on from the 'business as usual' phase.
“From” not “on”.
My work place has literally said ‘business as usual’ not enough has been done to slow this down, that’s an issue.
hannah60000 I’ve edited it. Will you sleep easier tonight now?
As long as the big brother thing is temporary I don't think most people will mind ,
Problem becomes when big brother becomes big master,
This is why all actions of governments have to transparent and accountable to public,
But the usual excuse that scares me is because of actions of few pathetic humans in most society and in the name of temporary security freedoms of the individuals will be lost all but in name only.
We were told Patrick Vallance was self-isolating at the time when Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock were confirmed as being positive for Covid-19. Matt Hancock has made a speedy recovery and Boris is still feeling unwell (at the time of writing). But where is Sir Professor Patrick Vallance? It has been longer than 7 days? Has he developed symptoms, has he been tested? Where is he?!
Most in southamerica started a week before the UK, and it is a 90% lockdown cos supermarkets, drugstores and banks are working, those working there as well
The only thing people are forgetting is on food industry, as a worker if someone have?? can contaminate the food and will be the worse !!because on food industry is vital part the economy and let’s not forget parcels from China and this case all over the world affected worse to come unfortunately 😞
I come out from work and there are people in the park sitting on the bench and playing frisbee... it seems not to work they think its a holiday not taking it serious police should enforce but they seems to be to nice in this country
From NZ. It's been a pretty boring last few weeks as we put everyone under lockdown early. But we seem to be nailing it right about now.
Anyone else's country now 90% back to normal? The only thing really left in mine is our borders are still closed.
How come they keep calling this, "virus" a disease?
For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord (Jesus) will be saved. Romans 10:13
Chinese is strong and united people . They obey the rule during lock down .
No mention of Taiwan?
In New Zealand, we have tested very few, and did not lock down flights (properly) until a few days ago. Literally the advice for hundreds of people was to self isolate coming from overseas, but who would do that? Compared to Australia and South Korea, there has been very little testing, so our numbers look low, and only selective info about our cases is released. We have 2 rest homes affected, but we are assured everything is ok. We are only going into winter here, so maybe the hot weather has helped with people getting infected and recovering without seeing a doctor, but without any testing to see if there is some “herd immunity” we don’t know.
4:12 Italy had rises in cases and deaths after the lockdown. So did Wuhan and Hubei in China! Lockdown was 23/24 January and peak new cases was not until 5 February. That is 2 weeks. So on 5 February, the new cases/day was almost 4,000. At that point the daily new cases started to decelerate. HOwever the declared case total on 24 Jan was under 1,000 and it ended at over 50,000. SO you still got an icrease of 50x. In S Korea it was around 10x between lockdowns and end of the epidemic curve. It takes time to work but in the absence of these measures,almost everyone would have been infected within weeks.
They want to flatten the population of the world...........
Cos that's what the flat earthers want
Then they chose the wrong targets - the elderly
Yes because 10000 that died in 3 months out of 7.5 billion people is really making an impact... riiiiight.
You ain't seen nothing yet covid xx is coming to a cinema near you starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as the germinator
Lockdown, testing, contact tracing, isolate. Five words say it all.
I live in the Netherlands were herd immunity is the strategy. I'm worried
Look to my country, New Zealand to what to do.
china has experience on this, much of the world ... rip
in my country, we only do our social distancing in quarantine for 14 days, we cannot do lockdowns like other countries because the government considers it will have an impact on the economy of our country later, with this virus the value of our currency has decreased even one of the news the lowest currency in Asia. I just hope that by doing social distancing can break the chain of the spread of the corona virus in the world.
And about herd immunity I think this strategy makes no sense, because why? people who have low immunity will lose the battle and of course the ever increasing death rate figures, so please dont be crazy.
Test everyone, anyone positive at testing isolate in hotel room until they have negative tests or become ill enough to need to go to a hospital. I don't believe people who test positive should be allowed to self isolate. Too risky. I think the hotels would be glad for the use of their rooms. Perhaps some of the health insurance companies and major corporations etc could kick in $$ to help here. Might have a couple of doctors or nurses in the hotel to check on people. Retest periodically some people. If negative they can leave.
Hospitalize the sick people who test positive and need to be under a doctor's care.
We could use the toll booths to have drive through testing sites in some cities. I know it sounds preposterous but seems to work in other cities. Maybe do a trial in LA or NYC.
The way Korea did the testing is very low cost in the long run. Using those barriers to protect health care workers. Genius. Why don't we have those here in US?
In 14 days do another mass testing.
Keep up with social distancing and using common sense approaches for keeping spread from happening. MHO
Social distancing will be the future. But what about plane? How we can keep right distance? I don't know if we can tell to people "time to stop travelling around the world". I think we have to take a step back. Change our lifestyle.
The wearing of mask is not mentioned here. General use if properly worn mask help to protect and reduce spread of virus from early infectors. However, it does not help when masks are not available. May be that is why mask wearing were not encouraged in the West.
EXCELLLLLLLLENT VIDEO!!!!!
7:16 'the invasion of privacy and the big brother state' You all already subscribe to this, might as well at least make it work for your benefit
Thank you for resume the current strategies used. Could you update this video as we learn more from the virus?
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Whaaaa ....?
Social what?
China, Italia, España: in none of these countries is English an official language.
On Monday, an improved translation of the original meaning was first encouraged by the W.H.O.:
《Physical distancing》
I've never been as social with my neighbours as these past 12 days here in España? But?
We maintain the physical distancing from one another: 5 meters (or equally, if both of us are holding a vara outstretched, we must assure that (theoretically) neither of us could possibly be able to make contact with the other's vara.
[Vara: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_customary_units#Vara_(unit_of_length) ]
It is similar to Inglès hockey-stick, or a Gallic hurley-attack weapon.
Besides? The Aryan Orangutan chose to mimic the Macaroni poshboi, and the paddy copied the Orangutan.
France's concept is an utter failure. Just look at their figures running completely out of control, and ever rising.
Going outside to sport? = *fail*
More than one person in a group? = *fail*...
Just why do you think we in Spain called the 1918 novella virus 《the fronch influenza》 (which it was).
España has form regarding this: Spain was the only European country to truthfully report on the 1918 pandemic that originated in that training camp in Kansas, where the first case was recorded in Abril, 1918.
No other (¿great?) world power was willing to permit any media coverage whatsoever, given the strict prohibition on any truthfulness during the wartime censorship juntas in ... well? just about every other country in the world bar España ý Los Páises Bayjos: the only two significant kingdoms to successfully stay out of WWI.
(España was one of the most affected European countries with close to 8 million people infected in May 1918 and more than 200,000 deaths (despite official figures reducing victims to "only" 147,114 people).
It's the second wave of novella viruses that become deadly and lethal: just as Woodrow Wilson found out at Versailles, where he eventually contracted the 1918 Kansas novella virus while signing the armistice.
All told, the three waves of the fronch flu eventually killed one in 20 humans globally, but figures aren't known... because "health care services" simply didn't exist as we know them today).
Here, in España, the war on this virus we name it *Operación Balmis*; and our commander, Lieutenant Generalè Miguel Ángel Villarroya, who addresses his Troops each and every morning, greeting us as his Soldiers, and who reminds us daily that the *Frontline* lies in wait (to kill us) right on the other side of all of our front-doors outside the family casa.
Not in some obscure, far away, 《hospital》.... that most have never seen the inside of and have neither zero concept of what happens in there..... wherever it may be.
In this Nacionalè War Effort, we are led by General Rustytown's boss: Captain General of the Defence of the Spanish Kingdom (and who is equally the individual who first imposed the 《Estado del Alarma》 in this Kingdom).
Their name is Felipe of the Six.
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So please, English, keep your poor translations of Chinese to yourselves and your ridiculous Orange Man and his albino orangutan honcho, the Orange Man's little gimp, here in Europa.
This is all stupid
I have worked with kitchen staff lately that don't wash their hands after visiting the toilet , and have to be told no chance they wash outside work ,foreign agency staff mainly , budd cdf
Gross
How come the us didn’t get test kits from s Korea?
WE CAN THIS DO THIS BOIS,WASH YOUR HAND WASH YOUR HANDS WASH YOUR HANDS
Informative
Wow his bedroom looks like a library!
I try to switch away from his videos, but this damn guy is sooo compelling. Channel 4 owes him a raise because his flow and eloquence is f'ing good.
Marcos Mota: Your hormones are acting up again. Lay off the Viagra!
@@Keithlfpieterse I see which way you bat...but I like oysters and clams. Get over your machismo, dude. *English is my second language* and I respect people who have a comprehensive command of the language. I also worked with video producers and in content development, I have a professional appreciation of his work as well.
Think they wanted to get the UK schools to the Easter Holidays
Just make everyone wear masks
No *BoJo-Bulletin* today?
Do they know what they are doing ....??
No.
The apps need not be a privacy risk. The app could establish a private/public key randomly when installed much as a Bitcoin wallet would. It would then be this public key that would be the person's identifier and interactions with other mobile devices to register contact would be signed by the private key as would location and timestamp data sent to any central server that may exist (a central server is also optional). When diagnosed, the patients public key could be broadcasted out with an appropriate authentication signature by the authorities to prevent false information from being distributed and the respective apps can then consider their contact and perhaps secondary and tertiary contact history to evaluate risks. The apps could also have a vitals recorder where the individual records their own temperatures and any public readings are also signed by the app of the person taking the public reading. With a newly minted public/private key, the risk would simply be evaluated as higher for 14 days of relative isolation and no symptoms being noted hence generating a new random "identity" to circumvent a high risk reading would not be a benefit and the risks of newly minted keys can be considered of increasingly higher risk as the app's adoption becomes prevalent.
The usage of apps should not be limited by privacy concerns as such concerns are easily circumvented.
I rather lose my privicy to prevent me to spreed the virus than for using a free app. If you know what I mean. I am agreed with China testing testing testing and don't wait till we have fiver like they are doing in Europe and the rest of the world! Please keep safe and at home 🙏🙏
I'm British but wish I could get a visa to China this weekend. China is much safer than the UK. I trust the Chinese government. Not Boris Johnson. If anyone knows how I can get a visa to either S. Korea or China please let me know. Thanks. UK is heading in a worst state than Italy. In need to get out of London fast.
As John snow would you won't see any white people on channel 4 that's for shore.