In reply to Post #12
Why did you bring politics into this, muppet? But seeing as you have, think those most likely to reject vaccines are strongly linked to the cult of brexit, which in all probability, means they're righties, not lefties.....
Reality check. Anyone will be fortunate to get a week in France before early autumn.
Why did you bring politics into this, muppet? But seeing as you have, think those most likely to reject vaccines are strongly linked to the cult of brexit, which in all probability, means they're righties, not lefties.....
Reality check. Anyone will be fortunate to get a week in France before early autumn.
In reply to Post #15
That 60 thousand was over a two day period as there were no data collection or release the previous 24 hours due to technical issues.
That 60 thousand was over a two day period as there were no data collection or release the previous 24 hours due to technical issues.
In reply to Post #16
think those most likely to reject vaccines are strongly linked to the cult of brexit, which in all probability, means they're righties, not lefties.....
Or it could simply be the fact 32 million of the most vulnerable and susceptible to potentially dying have been vaccinated and depending on your age / health will simply get a cough, a bit of a headache so have no desire to have a vaccine and are neither left, right or influenced by brexit.......
think those most likely to reject vaccines are strongly linked to the cult of brexit, which in all probability, means they're righties, not lefties.....
Or it could simply be the fact 32 million of the most vulnerable and susceptible to potentially dying have been vaccinated and depending on your age / health will simply get a cough, a bit of a headache so have no desire to have a vaccine and are neither left, right or influenced by brexit.......
In reply to Post #18
Correct
Correct
In reply to Post #18
The problem with deciding not to have a vaccine is that it is true you may have relatively mild symptoms should you contract the disease however the real issue is that you could well infect many other people, some of whom may get very serious symptons.
The problem with deciding not to have a vaccine is that it is true you may have relatively mild symptoms should you contract the disease however the real issue is that you could well infect many other people, some of whom may get very serious symptons.
In reply to Post #20
This. You have the vaccine so someone else doesn't die.
This. You have the vaccine so someone else doesn't die.
Yes, 32 million people are now vaccinated. Out of that 32 million they made up 98% of fatality's for one reason or another. Now there vaccinated surely we should have Covid deaths at around the same level or less as flu...... 
Based on the above we should not see a large wave of deaths anymore, unless of course you have refused the vaccine and are over 65yrs of age or have underlying medical conditions and then you really should have taken the vaccine!
Based on the above we should not see a large wave of deaths anymore, unless of course you have refused the vaccine and are over 65yrs of age or have underlying medical conditions and then you really should have taken the vaccine!
In reply to Post #18
Your figures are incorrect though if you are saying that all of the 32 million vaccines have been given to the elderly and vulnerable. Vaccines have been given to health care workers teachers ect. I have had it I am 45 not at risk but my wife is and just because I have had it that does not mean I can't catch it still. The whole point of vacations is the more more people that have them the less chance you will catch something.
Your figures are incorrect though if you are saying that all of the 32 million vaccines have been given to the elderly and vulnerable. Vaccines have been given to health care workers teachers ect. I have had it I am 45 not at risk but my wife is and just because I have had it that does not mean I can't catch it still. The whole point of vacations is the more more people that have them the less chance you will catch something.
In reply to Post #23
Last post - I'm 46 and I want my immune system to do its job.......the figures are correct and the people who have been dying are over 75 and make up the majority......
Last post - I'm 46 and I want my immune system to do its job.......the figures are correct and the people who have been dying are over 75 and make up the majority......
In reply to Post #24
Only around 400 people under 60 with no pre existing medical conditions have died of covid since last march.
Only around 400 people under 60 with no pre existing medical conditions have died of covid since last march.
In reply to Post #25
The figures supplied by the ONS is 552 deaths under 60 for England and Wales and this is only upto 31st December 2020.
Covid-19 survival rate is not 99.991% for under 60s
According to NHS data, as of 21st January there have for people between the ages of 0-59
according to figures from the NHS, there have been 4,717 Covid-19 deaths of people aged between 0 and 59 in the UK up to 21 January. The figures are correct and cover the period from the start of the pandemic to 20 January, but it is wrong to say this data covers the whole of the UK. These statistics are for England only. They also only show the number of deaths in hospitals—meaning these numbers do not include people who died at home or in care homes or hospices.
There is currently no single, recent source that shows all UK Covid-19 deaths broken down by age. However, we know that in England and Wales alone over 7,000 people under 60 have died with Covid-19 mentioned on their death certificate since the start of the pandemic.
The figures supplied by the ONS is 552 deaths under 60 for England and Wales and this is only upto 31st December 2020.
Covid-19 survival rate is not 99.991% for under 60s
According to NHS data, as of 21st January there have for people between the ages of 0-59
according to figures from the NHS, there have been 4,717 Covid-19 deaths of people aged between 0 and 59 in the UK up to 21 January. The figures are correct and cover the period from the start of the pandemic to 20 January, but it is wrong to say this data covers the whole of the UK. These statistics are for England only. They also only show the number of deaths in hospitals—meaning these numbers do not include people who died at home or in care homes or hospices.
There is currently no single, recent source that shows all UK Covid-19 deaths broken down by age. However, we know that in England and Wales alone over 7,000 people under 60 have died with Covid-19 mentioned on their death certificate since the start of the pandemic.
In reply to Post #24
32 million vulnerable people have not been vaccinated as you have stated
32 million vulnerable people have not been vaccinated as you have stated
In reply to Post #26
I thought the biggest problem was not so much deaths ( any death is a tragedy btw) but the amount of people who would need to go into hospital, without any measures being taken the hospitals would be overwhelmed and unable to take in new patients.
I thought the biggest problem was not so much deaths ( any death is a tragedy btw) but the amount of people who would need to go into hospital, without any measures being taken the hospitals would be overwhelmed and unable to take in new patients.
In reply to Post #28
Spot on Mr Tin.
Spot on Mr Tin.
In reply to Post #27
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Ok, 32 million vaccines done should mean less deaths than flu going forward according to reputable stats regarding covid 19......
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Ok, 32 million vaccines done should mean less deaths than flu going forward according to reputable stats regarding covid 19......