How dare they besmirch him. He's the only thing keeping western society together right now.
Indians migrate huge distances to work in other areas of the country and leave their families in the original villages.
Thanks doc. I was trying to figure out if they meant it in the literal or figurative sense.
There are stories in the news about guys not being able to afford getting home and are walking vast distances. No social safety net and no work to be had so they're collapsing along the way from food and water shortage.
They are transient workers from tens of thousands of villages and they need to get home as there is no welfare system in India. They have to go home to eat.
Anyone else really, really love touching their face?
I was never really aware how much I do. But I reckon 80% of my time, one of my hands is on my face or in my eye.
I believe it's only about high density austere living situations. Prisons notorious for fast spread of disease.Hey@Splinty can you explain to me the logic of releasing prisoners who have covid?
But isn't releasing covid positive people out into the public counterintuitive? It seems to me having all the covid people in one place be optimal for preventing spread?
didn't read your question right. I thought you were asking about the stories of prisons dropping their populations in anticipation.
What's the context?
I mean it's a highly contagious disease that requires a significant increase in manpower to isolate. Prisoner has covid everyone is going to get it. You need that person out of there to protect the other prisoners.
Are they in the public? Or home quarantined?
They're not saying who they're letting out, but they're letting people out. It occurs to me that being asymptomatic would mean you're probably releasing people who have it whether you realize it or not.
As they should. Cruise ships and the people who go on cruises are disgusting.
300 people die in Iran drinking methanol in mistaken belief it cures coronavirus
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Drinking methanol leaves 300 people dead and 1,000 more ill in Iran | Daily Mail Online
Rules don't apply to elites you silly peasants.
They'll be fine. Prayers and essential oils cure all.
“Norfolk’s jailers have freed hundreds of inmates because of the coronavirus pandemic, far more than other lock-ups in the region.
Roughly 250 of the nearly 900 inmates in the Norfolk jail two weeks ago have since been released, though new arrestees have taken some of their places. On Wednesday, there were 787 inmates inside, an 11 percent drop.
Other jails in the area have also been releasing similar types of inmates — those convicted of non-violent crimes with less time left on their sentences. But Norfolk has released the most, by far. The Chesapeake sheriff has released the second highest number — 38 inmates. Sheriffs in Newport News and Hampton haven’t freed anyone because of the pandemic.
Letting inmates out is a gamble. No one in Virginia’s prisons or jails has tested positive for coronavirus, although state officials said the Department of Corrections hasn’t tested any prisoners. Jail administrators have tried to keep it that way by diverting some inmates they would normally put behind bars, while screening and quarantining those they still have to lock up .
But officials fear an outbreak could ravage a jail, spreading quickly in close quarters amongst an especially vulnerable population, and then overwhelming the facility’s limited medical resources.
They’re not alone. Across the country, public health and corrections officials have issued dire warnings that cramped and unsanitary conditions could turn prisons into a haven for the virus, endangering not just inmates but also corrections officers and prison health-care workers as well as their families and communities, according to The Washington Post. New Jersey began freeing hundreds of prisoners last week and officials in the federal prison system are coming under increased pressure to do the same.”
Roughly 250 of the nearly 900 inmates in the Norfolk jail two weeks ago have since been released, though new arrestees have taken some of their places. On Wednesday, there were 787 inmates inside, an 11 percent drop.
Other jails in the area have also been releasing similar types of inmates — those convicted of non-violent crimes with less time left on their sentences. But Norfolk has released the most, by far. The Chesapeake sheriff has released the second highest number — 38 inmates. Sheriffs in Newport News and Hampton haven’t freed anyone because of the pandemic.
Letting inmates out is a gamble. No one in Virginia’s prisons or jails has tested positive for coronavirus, although state officials said the Department of Corrections hasn’t tested any prisoners. Jail administrators have tried to keep it that way by diverting some inmates they would normally put behind bars, while screening and quarantining those they still have to lock up .
But officials fear an outbreak could ravage a jail, spreading quickly in close quarters amongst an especially vulnerable population, and then overwhelming the facility’s limited medical resources.
They’re not alone. Across the country, public health and corrections officials have issued dire warnings that cramped and unsanitary conditions could turn prisons into a haven for the virus, endangering not just inmates but also corrections officers and prison health-care workers as well as their families and communities, according to The Washington Post. New Jersey began freeing hundreds of prisoners last week and officials in the federal prison system are coming under increased pressure to do the same.”
There’s almost no traffic in Bangkok.
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TBH.... It's Tampa.... The HerpeSyphlilClamydirrea that is rampant over there will/should just dissolve the COVID off of you. Also I'm 100% sure that some Ghetto stripper/amateur porn star in that area will probably use Covid19 as a stage name in the near future...... Tell me I'm not wrong @VOTE TRUMP 2020
