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I find this strange. So many cases in the UK yet have asked the same question to about 60 people. They don't know anyone who has it and people they know don't know people with it either. My mate who's GF is a carer. She manages 40 other carers and 300 people who are elderly. These are high risk yet she said none of them have it. My next door neighbour. His daughter is a nurse. She's been told not to try resuscitating anybody over the age of 60. Something is odd out there.

Can I ask anyone reading this? Does anyone know of anybody they personally know who has the virus?

From BBC. If you look at the statistics, Germany has a much lower mortality rate than all neighbouring countries: .more than 62,000 infections but only 541 deaths. So what's behind the numbers? The most likely explanation is extensive testing: Germany started doing widespread testing early on, confirming many cases with only mild symptoms. That means the number of confirmed cases is closer to the actual number of infections than in other countries, where confirmed cases may show only a fraction of those infected. So if Italy, Spain or the UK included all those mild cases currently not being tested, their mortality rates might not be all that different from Germany after all. Another explanation is healthcare capacity: Germany has more extensive care capacity than France, Italy or the UK. This means that currently the medical system can still cope relatively well with the number of severely ill. Patients from Italy and France are even being taken to Germany for treatment. Yet once the number of critically ill in the country peaks, the German healthcare system is also expected to find itself overstretched.

https://www.planetf1.com/news/lewis-hamilton-uk-lockdown/

Lockdown bummings.

From BBC. The coronavirus outbreak could kill 100,000 to 200,000 Americans, the government’s top infectious diseases expert warned on Sunday. Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told CNN’s State of the Union that millions would be infected by the virus. Dr Fauci, a leading member of President Donald Trump’s coronavirus task force, added, however: “I don’t want to be held to that ... It’s such a moving target that you can so easily be wrong and mislead people.”

From BBC: A total of 30,982 people have died of coronavirus globally, with 669,312 confirmed cases, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University.

South Korea leading the way as far as response is concerned?

https://www.planetf1.com/news/sebastian-vettel-ferrari-contract-2/

One issue is that so many people never took it seriously early on. They were still out and about and attending clubs and other social gatherings.

Any good? Going to start watching the new series on Wednesday at 6.05am.

For Aids?

Watch this video, this is freaky. https://m.facebook.com/100000610271289/posts/3092041437492835/

Remember loads of people get ill this time of the year because of the change in weather. Is getting warmer now. Get well soon.