In reply to Post #90
Very true mate. I dont have a receipt for the half i have paid just the bank transfer. Could be a tricky one?
Very true mate. I dont have a receipt for the half i have paid just the bank transfer. Could be a tricky one?
In reply to Post #91
Who ever has arranged it should have a receipt from the fishery.
They might have to claim and give you your half ??
Who ever has arranged it should have a receipt from the fishery.
They might have to claim and give you your half ??
In reply to Post #92
Not trying to scaremonger just making a point. If countries go into lockdown then it's going to hit the insurance companies hard. Hand written receipts or emails may be scrutinised.
Not trying to scaremonger just making a point. If countries go into lockdown then it's going to hit the insurance companies hard. Hand written receipts or emails may be scrutinised.
In reply to Post #92
To clarify i paid the fishery owner directly, only me and brother going and its a pay half at booking and other half on arrival. No actual receipt ever given just e mail confirmation and obviously bank transfer. Its only €260 so not the end of the world.
To clarify i paid the fishery owner directly, only me and brother going and its a pay half at booking and other half on arrival. No actual receipt ever given just e mail confirmation and obviously bank transfer. Its only €260 so not the end of the world.
In reply to Post #94
When it comes so far that doctors suggest this than you know it is time to step back and set priorities! ----- another development top doctors suggested that rather than admit patients on a 'first come first served' basis, hospitals should swap to 'catastrophe medicine' guidelines - typically used in war zones and during natural disasters - where those with the greatest chance of survival are given priority. If a limit on beds is implemented it could mean elderly patients with no signs of coronavirus being turfed off ICU wards to make space for younger patients who have longer left to live. The guidelines should apply to all patients needing intensive care treatment and not just those suffering from coronavrius, according to guidance published this week by the Society of Anesthesia, Analgesia, Resuscitation and Intensive Care (SAARI).
When it comes so far that doctors suggest this than you know it is time to step back and set priorities! ----- another development top doctors suggested that rather than admit patients on a 'first come first served' basis, hospitals should swap to 'catastrophe medicine' guidelines - typically used in war zones and during natural disasters - where those with the greatest chance of survival are given priority. If a limit on beds is implemented it could mean elderly patients with no signs of coronavirus being turfed off ICU wards to make space for younger patients who have longer left to live. The guidelines should apply to all patients needing intensive care treatment and not just those suffering from coronavrius, according to guidance published this week by the Society of Anesthesia, Analgesia, Resuscitation and Intensive Care (SAARI).
In reply to Post #95
Harsh.
The virus isn't affecting younger people badly unless they have serious pre existing issues so this scenario isn't going to happen and I'd guess a healthy 60 year old professional has a better case for survival than a 30 year old obese layabout that does nothing.
This is Just an example of a journalist over sensationalising issues for a few columns of fame in a SAARI publication.
Harsh.
The virus isn't affecting younger people badly unless they have serious pre existing issues so this scenario isn't going to happen and I'd guess a healthy 60 year old professional has a better case for survival than a 30 year old obese layabout that does nothing.
This is Just an example of a journalist over sensationalising issues for a few columns of fame in a SAARI publication.
In reply to Post #96
The virus isn't affecting younger people badly unless they have serious pre existing issues so this scenario isn't going to happen and I'd guess a healthy 60 year old professional has a better case for survival than a 30 year old obese layabout that does nothing.
This is Just an example of a journalist over sensationalising issues for a few columns of fame in a SAARI publication.
Sorry mate, but this is ********.
Triage af this nature is happening NOW, within 5km of where I'm sitting.
If it can happen here, in the rich part of Italy, then it COULD happen in the UK.
Hospitals are on the verge of collapse, older people are losing out in favour of younger patients for intensive care beds. They make no investigation into whether or not you're a 'professional' or a 'layabout' before you're admitted to hospital. You don't get to argue your case, because you're too sick to do so and you've got no-one with you, because they are an infection risk and there isn't space anyway.
Old folk are being taken away by ambulance crews wearing full hazmat suits and no-one can go with them. If they don't make it, they are buried without funeral service in the presence of a maximum of 2 family members, who must stay 1m apart at all times.
So don't panic, don't fight over bog roll, don't nick hand sanitiser from your local hospital, but don't dismiss this as 'sensationalising' ... it isn't.
The virus isn't affecting younger people badly unless they have serious pre existing issues so this scenario isn't going to happen and I'd guess a healthy 60 year old professional has a better case for survival than a 30 year old obese layabout that does nothing.
This is Just an example of a journalist over sensationalising issues for a few columns of fame in a SAARI publication.
Sorry mate, but this is ********.
Triage af this nature is happening NOW, within 5km of where I'm sitting.
If it can happen here, in the rich part of Italy, then it COULD happen in the UK.
Hospitals are on the verge of collapse, older people are losing out in favour of younger patients for intensive care beds. They make no investigation into whether or not you're a 'professional' or a 'layabout' before you're admitted to hospital. You don't get to argue your case, because you're too sick to do so and you've got no-one with you, because they are an infection risk and there isn't space anyway.
Old folk are being taken away by ambulance crews wearing full hazmat suits and no-one can go with them. If they don't make it, they are buried without funeral service in the presence of a maximum of 2 family members, who must stay 1m apart at all times.
So don't panic, don't fight over bog roll, don't nick hand sanitiser from your local hospital, but don't dismiss this as 'sensationalising' ... it isn't.
In reply to Post #96
Correct.
Correct.
In reply to Post #97
Ok, you know what your talking about.
This is obviously a highly documented subject, the policy is outrageous. Please provide links to prove that this is happening.
Thanks
Ps.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51858987
The current situation where I live.
There are 9 cases in Kent, out of a local population of 1,568,623
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274
In some parts of the UK the confirmed known cases are being tracked.
Ok, you know what your talking about.
This is obviously a highly documented subject, the policy is outrageous. Please provide links to prove that this is happening.
Thanks
Ps.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51858987
The current situation where I live.
There are 9 cases in Kent, out of a local population of 1,568,623
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274
In some parts of the UK the confirmed known cases are being tracked.
In reply to Post #99
Almost all eu closed down schools, restaurants, bars, cinema etc from today... Dont worry you will get there in a day or two... Will talk again in 2 weeks about this...
Almost all eu closed down schools, restaurants, bars, cinema etc from today... Dont worry you will get there in a day or two... Will talk again in 2 weeks about this...
In reply to Post #100
I just flew back from Bangkok. Immigration there test you for high temperature and signs of illness. Fly into Paris CDG... .zero. No scanning, no questions asked.
I just flew back from Bangkok. Immigration there test you for high temperature and signs of illness. Fly into Paris CDG... .zero. No scanning, no questions asked.
In reply to Post #100
No one is saying that this isn't going to get progressively worse for the next 2 months.....
But I'd like to see some evidence that Italy are selectively letting older corona virus victims die while treating younger patients as is alleged. This is no doubt headline news worthy and being documented in press heavily.
No one is saying that this isn't going to get progressively worse for the next 2 months.....
But I'd like to see some evidence that Italy are selectively letting older corona virus victims die while treating younger patients as is alleged. This is no doubt headline news worthy and being documented in press heavily.
In reply to Post #102
Waiting for evidence or waiting for a bbc article
Waiting for evidence or waiting for a bbc article
In reply to Post #97
Those kind of decisions are being made by our NHS too and have been for quite some time, long before this uber-flu-with-a-name-so it's- scarier came along!
General comment... If you think your job sucks...
Those kind of decisions are being made by our NHS too and have been for quite some time, long before this uber-flu-with-a-name-so it's- scarier came along!
General comment... If you think your job sucks...
In reply to Post #104
Just wandering if anyone has had any contact from lakes like Cretelakes for example as the first lot of anglers should be going out next week i believe? Anyone booked on with them or similar are they running as normal at the moment or cancelling trips?
Just wandering if anyone has had any contact from lakes like Cretelakes for example as the first lot of anglers should be going out next week i believe? Anyone booked on with them or similar are they running as normal at the moment or cancelling trips?