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  #2586668 17-Oct-2020 16:22
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Sideface:

 

... and when politics and COVID interact ...

 




 

...

 

 

Could be non political demographic factors at play too.

Initially the hard hit locations where the major cities that see a lot of international arrivals, public transport use etc. Such as new york.

 

Over time the virus has traveled to less visited rural USA which tends to lean GOP.

 

 




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  #2586670 17-Oct-2020 16:28
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Ok, unfortunately but expected our city is back in business. We now approach 50 new infections per 7 days per 100.000 inhabitants in the second wave.

 

And here we go:

 

- Curfew for restos and bars from 23:00 to 5:00.

 

- Not more than 10 people from max. 2 households at home.

 

- No commercial accommodations for people from other hotspot areas outside city limits.

 

- Mandatory mask wearing on certain outdoor spots as well.

 

- No more public events for more than 100 people outdoors, 50 people indoors - sale of alcohol halves the relevant amount even further.

 

Mortality has dramatically reduced but due to statistics. Younger (party) people are much more affected now due to their habits and even more and intense testing. Nevertheless the ICUs are getting more 'clients' again.

 

 





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  #2586692 17-Oct-2020 17:55
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The good news: The first vaccination test phase has started a few days ago at the renowned university medical center. *Info*





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  #2586869 18-Oct-2020 06:00
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Tinkerisk:

The good news: The first vaccination test phase has started a few days ago at the renowned university medical center. *Info*



Phase one. Gotta start somewhere! Make sure the IT dept is re-enforced lol.

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  #2586872 18-Oct-2020 06:35
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Batman:
Tinkerisk:

 

The good news: The first vaccination test phase has started a few days ago at the renowned university medical center. *Info*

 



Phase one. Gotta start somewhere! Make sure the IT dept is re-enforced lol.

 

If you rather prefer the Russian 'Sputnik' vaccination you don't have to ensure anything :-)





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  #2587015 18-Oct-2020 12:19
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Conference called for 1pm.




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  #2587069 18-Oct-2020 13:22
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A new CT case. Tested on 16 Oct when had symptoms, all contacts now isolated, so hopefully will be a short, small outbreak.

 

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/coronavirus/123126179/coronavirus-one-new-community-case-of-covid19-in-auckland

 

 


 
 
 
 

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  #2587085 18-Oct-2020 14:17
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LOL. I was only saying to someone last night, that I wouldn't be surprised to see a new CT case the day after the election.


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  #2587086 18-Oct-2020 14:20
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mattwnz:

 

LOL. I was only saying to someone last night, that I wouldn't be surprised to see a new CT case the day after the election.

 

 

:-) I may or may not have thought that when I read it today.... :-)


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  #2587087 18-Oct-2020 14:21
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'There's nothing to suggest the need to move any of the restriction levels.' - PM, just a moment ago.


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  #2587135 18-Oct-2020 14:56
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When are the conspiracy theories going to start on this one? (They knew about it the day before but kept it secret so it wouldn't cut into the PM's vote.)

 

 





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  #2587149 18-Oct-2020 15:41
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You have to admit ' it's interesting'.

'just saying'.

Etc etc.




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  #2587168 18-Oct-2020 17:33
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Given the structure of coastal shipping with offshore crews, crew changes and stuff its a tricky point of vulnerability.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/covid-19-coronavirus-concern-over-ports-justified-expert-says/VVHKU6RNUIHLOIJ4WNZKJ4BL4M/

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The man had worked on two ships docked in Auckland and Taranaki. One had also travelled to Lyttleton and Napier, and although no crew were showing symptoms, all needed to be cleared before they could step ashore.
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The union's national secretary, Joe Fleetwood, said the risk of having international ships carry domestic freight between all of the country's ports had been raised by the union repeatedly.

 

"Right now nearly all of our domestic sea freight is carried by international ships running international crews who are not covered by New Zealand law," he said.
""

 

Then if you want to work for Sealord do you have to learn Russian first, or don't bother to apply ?
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/123082031/russians-jet-in-to-save-new-zealands-beleaguered-deepsea-fishing-industry

 

Fun things re globalization, like its about as far as you can go around the world.

 

 


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  #2587415 19-Oct-2020 09:59
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"Influencer Dmitriy Stuzhuk Dead Of Coronavirus After Telling Followers It Wasn't Real"

 

 

"As you all know from stories, I am sick with coronavirus. Today, after returning home, for the first time there was an enthusiasm for at least writing something. I want to share how I got sick and convincingly warn everyone: I also thought that there was no covid... Until I got sick."

 

Dmitriy explained he took a CT scan, and was later "prescribed treatment and began to insist on hospitalization."

 

"This is another story, because now there are renovations going on, the hospital is completely filled with people, some of them live in the corridor," he explained. "There is no food, no paper, no cutlery either! Nobody warned me about this."

 

She revealed that the fitness star had problems with his cardiovascular system. "His heart is not coping," she expressed at the time. "His state is extremely grave. No one can do anything with this."

 

Shortly after, he passed away.

 





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  #2587417 19-Oct-2020 10:04
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he doesn't look fat old or frail

 

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