Coronavirus

Not like you to disagree with everyone else on the board mate

Everyone who can claim Aust citizenship, half , or more, never having lived here for years, now all want to get back here because of our medical facilities.   Many of them are not "returning home " at all.  They have been living at home for years.  They just want to get back here where its safe and medicare will look after them.

acacia alba wrote: Everyone who can claim Aust citizenship, half , or more, never having lived here for years, now all want to get back here because of our medical facilities.   Many of them are not "returning home " at all.  They have been living at home for years.  They just want to get back here where its safe and medicare will look after them.

I imagine a lot of people may have had work contracts they could not get out of, but also some people may have been too cavalier, and failed to foresee that re-entry might get difficult.

Food for thought.

 

Everyone knows it's nobody's business!?



We’ve finally worked out the story of the hotel quarantine bungle in Victoria.


There were four people responsible named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and
Nobody.

There was an important job to be done and Everybody was sure that Somebody
would do it.

Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it.

Somebody got angry about that, because it was Everybody’s job.

Everybody thought Anybody could do it, but Nobody realized that Everybody
wouldn’t do it.

It ended up that Everybody blamed Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody
could have.

I'm glad I cleared that up for you.

I dont think they are sure furious. The 70yo lady had COVID in June and had ''recovered'' by the health dept. standard, but is what I think they call ''long haulers'' in America. The disease never fully left her and returned to kill her months later possibly attached to another illness that weakened her. 

Norway destroyed 17 million mink that were riddled with this virus , now Milwaukee in the state of Wisconsin this virus has hit the mink breeders there , it jumps from animal to human so industry is finished , never ending .

Our industry is very lucky that horses don't seem to be affected.  I know dogs and cats can catch it.  When my daughter had her second test she looked the dog out of the room for the days until the all clear.  I've never seen an unhappier or more confused dog - but her owner wasn't risking her.  She heard they had put down infected dogs in the USA.

And the fact that it jumps from animal to human does kind of make the wet markets a likely source of the disease.  Just wish the world could of reacted sooner to stop what is happening overseas today.

Jumping from animal to human or from human to animal is not uncommon, jumping from animal to human and then to another human is the problem and what happened in China. 

Too late AA, they already are.

Did someone say China?