Analysis Coronavirus - The Impact III “WA - An Island within an Island”
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Did you sanitise the footy you reckless mofo?
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This blatant ?
In WA you are still allowed to go outside and sit around, as long as you are on your own or with people from your household and you keep 1.5m distance from everywhere else. Other states have banned this, which is why there is confusion.
The question to the premier about the runner with the kebab would also be perfectly fine here under current guidelines.
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used to come here for footy now im coming for my daily fix of corona.
really miss footy.
really miss footy.
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Only 107 new cases. New York would be lucky to get that few in an hour.
Now to see the level of community transmission.
Now to see the level of community transmission.
A lot less tests being taken... BUT the way i look at it is people who might have a sniffle , cough or whatever are actually staying home. There is a chance they do have Covid with minor symptoms but staying home they have let it die off... I think in this city's with mass populous and living on top of each other IE NY its hard to stay isolated for a few weeks and most are out and about with minor or symptoms passing it so easily.
I spent a week in NY and it was crazy they amount of people all in one spot!
I spent a week in NY and it was crazy they amount of people all in one spot!
The US hit a peak of 35 yesterday and today down to 25k. Does that man they are slowing down somewhat?
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Yeah the density in NY would be the perfect breeding ground. Even a simple supermarket is cramped at the best of times.
I might be wrong here, but it looks like less test results come through on Sundays (assuming half days or some labs closed) certainly last week (and again this week) there was a big drop off on positives from Sunday to Monday (noting the tests are reviewed the day prior). Last week Tuesday case #s spiked back up (then continued the trend downwards that they were already on), I am expecting a similar spike tomorrow.
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Yes, the weekend slowdown is real but that number is still promising in spite of that.
Density is one factor but it isn't the be all and end all. Plenty of very high density places in Asia that have fared much better. Preparedness and early awareness of the virus are very critical too, I believe.
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Another winner of a day for WA (+1.5%) and Australia (+1.9%).
Average daily increase over the past week has been ~ 4%, compared to ~14% for the previous week.
(Disclaimer as always about how accurate these numbers actually are)
Average daily increase over the past week has been ~ 4%, compared to ~14% for the previous week.
(Disclaimer as always about how accurate these numbers actually are)
Could extend it to the design of number plates too. WA - The 'Piss Off' State.
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Prefer that to Birds Of Tokyo to be honest.
Just play it as the boys run out onto the field and at the end of a thrilling win.
I'm inclined to agree with this bloke, I think McGowan has got the mix pretty much right. VIC and NSW overzealous in their lockdown.
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We need to live restricted lives for at least six months – police enforced lockdowns are unnecessary | Peter Collignon
There is no evidence to support the over the top laws put in place in NSW and Victoria in response to the coronavirus
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