Paulinmalaga wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 7:10 pm Interesting. Another hypothesis. Sorry its so long but original article is behind the Telegraph Paywall


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Interesting. Another hypothesis. Sorry its so long but original article is behind the Telegraph Paywall


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Lavanda wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 5:36 pm H If vaccinations gave herd immunity against x then why are so many people dying of y?

Because if you get the HepB Vaccine ( x ) you can still die of many other diseases (y) as you only generate the antibodies to (x)

Sorry I didn't know you were better informed and more knowledgable than the Articles Author Former WHO director Anthony Costello.

well that would depend on what your criteria are. Lowest number of deaths per capita for 2020 ? That would be quite easy to achieve. For example New Zealand just shut its doors. Not so easy for North European countries that are air transport hubs or even Northern Italy with all its industry - a lot...

Performed or just lucky. Anyone who has been to NZ sees the difference to over populated Europe. Indonesia has had it’s highest total of deaths yesterday(82) and there has been questions about some of their figures too. Japan never had a lockdown. Part of Galicia gone into lockdown now...where will...

At this stage of the Global Pandemic it is clear to see that some Governments (and their citizens) have performed far better than others. If there was a league table in my opinion it would currently be a close call for top honours between Japan and New Zealand and Indonesia faring quite well also.

Pretty much on a par with Italy and France with U.K and Germany only marginally better on their Outlook

https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WEO ... teJune2020

Japan seems to have done incredibly well with a population of 130 million and under 1,000 deaths. Whatever they did started a rapid downward trend from early May to currently with very few daily infections or deaths.

Thought he was Italian

Ryanair flights arriving at Malaga from U.K today no issues.

Apparently precious little follow up checks are done. I was listening to LBC this morning and the regular host Andrew Castle even said during a phone in regarding this that he personally knew quite a number of people who have arrived and gone through the procedure over the last few weeks and have ne...

It's becoming clear (to me) what this virus is really all about. It's a worldwide smokescreen for the Chinese to expand their territory. The big problem we will have to face one day is who will stop China from world domination. It's almost past the economic, practical, aggressive and geographical p...

Good news indeed, just watched the Scientist on the Daily briefing and he was very upbeat and positive and interestingly said they'd stopped looking at hydroxychloroquine as it had no positve effects at all, in fact had quite the opposite "The Recovery Trial, running since March, also looked at...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ne-21.html

Just updated....but who knows, could all change by teatime

Update: And now this

El Cid wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 10:33 pm Yes, the UK remains a member state until the end of the year, but it is not in the Schengen area so the border changes do not apply.

Sid

So you're saying U.K Citizens cannot enter Spain as Tourists from 21st June?

Mercadona is selling a 70% alcohol aerosol spray for cloths, shoes, tins etc 400ml cannister €1.80

Thank you Mark, very interesting article, fair play to Vietnam. Glad that they were really on the ball and not just ignoring the situation, hope its a similar situation for the other countries I mentioned in my original post.

Re vietnam. Just listening to a dr on the news and said country got mentioned along with others in the area that had excellent track and trace systems which kept numbers low. So theres an answer for that country Thanks Elusive, thats a more sensible summation as nearby Thailand is also very low and...

"Your last sentence is most odd, its a global pandemic and as such I imagine virtually every country is taking this as seriously as Spain has. I don't think Spain is any more obsessed with Covid-19 than any other nation from what I can see." I agree other that in some countries they have ...