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over a year ago
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"Is anyone worried about attending group meetings and clubs?"
far less people at a group meeting and club, than there is in Tesco or Asda
(think about it) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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End of the day you gotta get on with yer life's an stop worrying about it. I work in the public sector. An were in contact with all sorts. That including searching. We don't even ware any gloves, To protect our selves.. But now that may change in the coming weeks |
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"Apparently if your going on holiday of you get a doctors note saying your a susceptible then your insurance covers you.
That was on the news a few days ago."
Can you tell us if there is a link for this and what channel as the insurance company has told them they will not be refunded. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apparently if your going on holiday of you get a doctors note saying your a susceptible then your insurance covers you.
That was on the news a few days ago.
Can you tell us if there is a link for this and what channel as the insurance company has told them they will not be refunded."
can't got link it. Try looking at bbc news page |
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By *etLikeMan
over a year ago
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The rules on insurance are generally quite clear.
If you have a pre existing condition and that condition has already been reported to your insurer, then they may pay out. They are the point of last resort and will usually tell you to try for a refund from your tour operator or airline first.
If you don’t want to go because of concern, that is NOT covered by insurance. Their technical term is disinclination of travel.
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By *etLikeMan
over a year ago
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"Apparently if your going on holiday of you get a doctors note saying your a susceptible then your insurance covers you.
That was on the news a few days ago."
So getting a doctors note now is way too late. The insurance company will ask why they were not told you have a condition when you took out the policy.
If you get something new, like a lung infection or whatever, then maybe but if it’s something you’ve had for some time, it’s made clear in insurance that you have to tell them when you start the policy. |
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"My mum is going to Italy in June. She is worried but does not want to cancel in case she looses her money.
That's still 3 months away. Fingers crossed by then it's access all areas again x"
Access to good laboratories world wide with data shared should help.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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What's cracking me up is that it's taken a pandemic for some clatty bastards to realise they need to wash their hands after they've been for a Turkish! Hardly any liquid soap in the supermarket today....is this not part of your weekly shop? Why the need to stockpile??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Same for any venue you go to.
Toilets not clean properly
Especially the busy venues.
Sertin football stadiums are as bad not properly maintained I'm not nameing any an have been to sevral |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Same for any venue you go to.
Toilets not clean properly
Especially the busy venues.
Sertin football stadiums are as bad not properly maintained I'm not nameing any an have been to sevral"
Have you ever made an official complaint about them. ? |
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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago
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It’s only a matter of time before large events are cancelled. There’s several football matches and local rugby games over the weekend so why should the international rugby be cancelled? It would need to be everything cancelled for it to be effective. |
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By *mmixtapeCouple
over a year ago
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Haha yeah cmon guys, do the research. The only reason that people are freaking out is because they are all a little racist. It's like the whole MSG thing, no there is no scientific proof that it causes cancer, but use white westerners love finding an excuse to excersise our internalised racist thoughts.
Right now it's fine, it's just a difference mutation of a virus that looks like a crown. Coronaviruses have been about for years and diagnosed for years, there is a good chance you could have had one! Covid-19 is just a strain, which has some nasty symptoms.
We are all good right now, dont freak out too much, just wash your hands |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The rugby is still on at the weekend dont know if that is a wise thing to be happening  England Game is off
Only reason England game is off is because it was in Italy "
Scotland game won't be off or any other sporting or high gathering in scotland or in England as its not at critical stage |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Haha yeah cmon guys, do the research. The only reason that people are freaking out is because they are all a little racist. It's like the whole MSG thing, no there is no scientific proof that it causes cancer, but use white westerners love finding an excuse to excersise our internalised racist thoughts.
Right now it's fine, it's just a difference mutation of a virus that looks like a crown. Coronaviruses have been about for years and diagnosed for years, there is a good chance you could have had one! Covid-19 is just a strain, which has some nasty symptoms.
We are all good right now, dont freak out too much, just wash your hands "
I agree folk need to calm down but seriously doubt the hysteria is due to some latent racism. |
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"Haha yeah cmon guys, do the research. The only reason that people are freaking out is because they are all a little racist. It's like the whole MSG thing, no there is no scientific proof that it causes cancer, but use white westerners love finding an excuse to excersise our internalised racist thoughts.
Right now it's fine, it's just a difference mutation of a virus that looks like a crown. Coronaviruses have been about for years and diagnosed for years, there is a good chance you could have had one! Covid-19 is just a strain, which has some nasty symptoms.
We are all good right now, dont freak out too much, just wash your hands "
I don't understand why people that are freaking out are racist? |
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By *etLikeMan
over a year ago
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"The only reason that people are freaking out is because they are all a little racist."
I wouldn’t say it is the only reason and as it is, it’s a minor reason. I came home from a month in Malaysia in early January and for three weeks people were admiring my tan and saying how jealous they were of my Christmas and new year in paradise.
Only after the news stories built up, did people start to make “jokes” about my trip. Then pretty much every day, I’ve had insinuations from people, mostly educated professionals who I work alongside about Malaysia being a “hot spot” of infection.
The jokes seemed to have tailed off a bit in recent days and especially when I tell people that Malaysia has fewer (about half) the cases that the UK now has.
So is it racism or is it small minded, parochial xenophobia, of which there is a difference? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The only reason that people are freaking out is because they are all a little racist.
I wouldn’t say it is the only reason and as it is, it’s a minor reason. I came home from a month in Malaysia in early January and for three weeks people were admiring my tan and saying how jealous they were of my Christmas and new year in paradise.
Only after the news stories built up, did people start to make “jokes” about my trip. Then pretty much every day, I’ve had insinuations from people, mostly educated professionals who I work alongside about Malaysia being a “hot spot” of infection.
The jokes seemed to have tailed off a bit in recent days and especially when I tell people that Malaysia has fewer (about half) the cases that the UK now has.
So is it racism or is it small minded, parochial xenophobia, of which there is a difference?"
Probably just to do with you being on holiday in the direction of the world where it all seems to have started. Nothing to do with the colour of skin- just geography. Obviously its spreading but I think the same will be said about any other country or region within a country (UK included) that has hotspots.
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"I run a mortuary and dont have any worries at all, its a mild flu at best so everyone should calm down. I agree its worrying that people dont seem to buy soap frequently "
Not quite a mild flu....
But them, if they make it to yours they definitely won't need to worry anymore x |
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"I run a mortuary and dont have any worries at all, its a mild flu at best so everyone should calm down. I agree its worrying that people dont seem to buy soap frequently
Not quite a mild flu....
But them, if they make it to yours they definitely won't need to worry anymore x"
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"I run a mortuary and dont have any worries at all, its a mild flu at best so everyone should calm down. I agree its worrying that people dont seem to buy soap frequently "
A mild flu that the elderly and vulnerable can be vaccinated against to lower the risk of complications which flu brings. There’s no vaccine for covid19.
The first case in Italy was confirmed a few weeks before it was here in the UK and look how many new cases and deaths are being reported on a daily basis
Regrettably I expect similar numbers here within a few weeks |
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"Ever heard the saying it is better to be safe than sorry I think if anyone has any worries they shouldnt really go anywhere they think risky but that is everyones own choice "
Life is a risk. Where is safe these days?. When your numbers up its up so i will continue to live my life as normal. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think most folk will be fine but do feel genuinely sorry for the elderly and those in poor health. A wee lady in work the other day was close to tears as she couldn't get any hand sanitiser so I gave her my stash. Can't be nice living with that anxiety day to day. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Is anyone worried about attending group meetings and clubs?
far less people at a group meeting and club, than there is in Tesco or Asda
(think about it)"
Aye but do you get as close to the people in Asda/Tesco as you do at a group meeting? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is anyone worried about attending group meetings and clubs?
far less people at a group meeting and club, than there is in Tesco or Asda
(think about it)
Aye but do you get as close to the people in Asda/Tesco as you do at a group meeting?"
Aye...I've wrestled with a few folk trying to get a "whoopsie" yellow sticker deal! |
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It’s all just went bonkers, football teams now not shaking hands across all levels of the sport....but they will still still spit on the pitch that they all play on, share water bottles, grapple whilst playing and hug when they score.
But let’s not shake hands to stop the spread  |
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"It’s all just went bonkers, football teams now not shaking hands across all levels of the sport....but they will still still spit on the pitch that they all play on, share water bottles, grapple whilst playing and hug when they score.
But let’s not shake hands to stop the spread "
Yep, don't shake hands but it's alright to fill football stadiums across the country each holding 40 to 60 thousand spectators, who've flown or travelled on supporters buses, used public transport and in some cases from other countries to meet up in bars for drinks prior to and to then sit shoulder to shoulder, knee to knee for the next couple of hours.
Anyway Public enemy called it right,
Don't believe the hype. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is anyone worried about attending group meetings and clubs?
far less people at a group meeting and club, than there is in Tesco or Asda
(think about it)
Aye but do you get as close to the people in Asda/Tesco as you do at a group meeting?
Aye...I've wrestled with a few folk trying to get a "whoopsie" yellow sticker deal!"
Dont joke about it the struggle is real.lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ever heard the saying it is better to be safe than sorry I think if anyone has any worries they shouldnt really go anywhere they think risky but that is everyones own choice
Life is a risk. Where is safe these days?. When your numbers up its up so i will continue to live my life as normal."
What she said if your base is up it's up. If your fit and healthy the worst that will happen is a bad flu like virus |
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"Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
Believed to be a staff member.
Shits just got real  "
Wasn’t a staff member it’s a member of woman’s rugby team and she was in Italy she’s isolated and is very well!!! |
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"Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
Believed to be a staff member.
Shits just got real
Wasn’t a staff member it’s a member of woman’s rugby team and she was in Italy she’s isolated and is very well!!! "
That’s good to hear. Place will be closed I imagine. |
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"Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
Believed to be a staff member.
Shits just got real
Wasn’t a staff member it’s a member of woman’s rugby team and she was in Italy she’s isolated and is very well!!!
That’s good to hear. Place will be closed I imagine. "
Don’t think so! why would it?? |
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"Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
Believed to be a staff member.
Shits just got real
Wasn’t a staff member it’s a member of woman’s rugby team and she was in Italy she’s isolated and is very well!!!
That’s good to hear. Place will be closed I imagine.
Don’t think so! why would it?? "
Glasgow club twitter posted at 8:41 thats it’s closed. Probably for a deep clean |
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Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
We have temporarily closed Scotstoun Sports Campus and will take appropriate measures in the interests of everyone who uses it. Other Glasgow Club venues open as planned. We will update here ASAP. 08:41 |
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"Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
We have temporarily closed Scotstoun Sports Campus and will take appropriate measures in the interests of everyone who uses it. Other Glasgow Club venues open as planned. We will update here ASAP. 08:41"
Apparently it's one of the female rugby players, today's game postponed according to Twitter last night
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"Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
We have temporarily closed Scotstoun Sports Campus and will take appropriate measures in the interests of everyone who uses it. Other Glasgow Club venues open as planned. We will update here ASAP. 08:41
Apparently it's one of the female rugby players, today's game postponed according to Twitter last night
K"
They just updated the now that remains closed until Heath authorities give it the all clear. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cram yer coronovirus up where the sun don't shine.
More people carc it from the common cold each year yet you don't see the media running around causing panic over that...
But then the common cold is not a failed bio weapon released from Chinese labs.  |
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"Cram yer coronovirus up where the sun don't shine.
More people carc it from the common cold each year yet you don't see the media running around causing panic over that...
But then the common cold is not a failed bio weapon released from Chinese labs. "
Just over 100,000 positive tests world wide since January and almost 60,000 are recovered and well! Why are we not hearing about that? Well because that doesn’t fit the tv/papers sensationalism |
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By *ompip3Couple
over a year ago
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"Someone who uses Scotstoun Stadium has been identified as having Coronavirus.
We have temporarily closed Scotstoun Sports Campus and will take appropriate measures in the interests of everyone who uses it. Other Glasgow Club venues open as planned. We will update here ASAP. 08:41
Apparently it's one of the female rugby players, today's game postponed according to Twitter last night
K"
Female 6 nations Scot v France cancelled as one of Scottish squad tested positive. Been self isolated by SR in Village Hotel since Thursday! |
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By *argaidMan
over a year ago
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Have you read the actual percentage chances of getting this? The infection rate is in the low single per cent range. If you're healthy it really is little more than a mild flu, with many of the infected developing no symptoms at all. It is only a worry for the elderly or those with pre existing conditions. 1st UK death? Man in his 80s with pre-existing ailments. Terrifying.
See if they reported the climate catastrophe with anything like this vigour we'd have cut emissions to carbon neutral a decade ago. And that IS something we need to worry about. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Have you read the actual percentage chances of getting this? The infection rate is in the low single per cent range. If you're healthy it really is little more than a mild flu, with many of the infected developing no symptoms at all. It is only a worry for the elderly or those with pre existing conditions. 1st UK death? Man in his 80s with pre-existing ailments. Terrifying.
See if they reported the climate catastrophe with anything like this vigour we'd have cut emissions to carbon neutral a decade ago. And that IS something we need to worry about."
First UK death was a woman in her 70's, the 2nd UK death was a man in his 80's.
It doesn't matter on how contagious the virus is, it's the fact if it spreads further it can infect those who's system can't cope. The authorities are trying to protect the weak and vulnerable. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Same for any venue you go to.
Toilets not clean properly
Especially the busy venues.
Sertin football stadiums are as bad not properly maintained I'm not nameing any an have been to sevral
Have you ever made an official complaint about them. ?"
yes we have an nothing gets done |
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"Have you read the actual percentage chances of getting this? The infection rate is in the low single per cent range. If you're healthy it really is little more than a mild flu, with many of the infected developing no symptoms at all. It is only a worry for the elderly or those with pre existing conditions. 1st UK death? Man in his 80s with pre-existing ailments. Terrifying.
See if they reported the climate catastrophe with anything like this vigour we'd have cut emissions to carbon neutral a decade ago. And that IS something we need to worry about.
First UK death was a woman in her 70's, the 2nd UK death was a man in his 80's.
It doesn't matter on how contagious the virus is, it's the fact if it spreads further it can infect those who's system can't cope. The authorities are trying to protect the weak and vulnerable. "
I hope when it eventually passes everyone keeps up with the hand cleaning etc |
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"It scares me that people think stock piling toilet roll is the answer.
And what on earth have people been doing for hand hygiene before!
Humans are dafties "
You wouldn't want to be in a position where you couldn't get hold of either. |
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"Have you read the actual percentage chances of getting this? The infection rate is in the low single per cent range. If you're healthy it really is little more than a mild flu, with many of the infected developing no symptoms at all. It is only a worry for the elderly or those with pre existing conditions. 1st UK death? Man in his 80s with pre-existing ailments. Terrifying.
See if they reported the climate catastrophe with anything like this vigour we'd have cut emissions to carbon neutral a decade ago. And that IS something we need to worry about."
Your 4th sentence is wherein lies the problem. Healthy people will contract it and carry it for a period off time but just because it won’t affect them in any great way doesn’t mean they can’t pass it on to the elderly and vulnerable
Your ignorance is deafening
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Personally I'm not too worried and I'm certainly not panic buying or scared.
What does get me is that many of the people panic buying are perhaps leaving the most vulnerable in our society at risk because they can't afford to.
I can't help but feel the panic buying is a tad selfish.
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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago
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No more at risk than you would be in other public area. People are still going to gyms, sports centres, sporting events, shopping centres, using public transport.
I’m just back from Braehead and it was busy. Ice hockey match on today as well. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’m just back from Braehead and it was busy. Ice hockey match on today as well. "
Any people in masks over there? I was shocked by how many people were strolling around Glasgow centre with them on. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’m just back from Braehead and it was busy. Ice hockey match on today as well.
Any people in masks over there? I was shocked by how many people were strolling around Glasgow centre with them on. "
Honestly? Not helpful at all, I know, but I'd be sorely tempted to run up and ping them back onto their face like a Santa beard! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No more at risk than you would be in other public area. People are still going to gyms, sports centres, sporting events, shopping centres, using public transport.
I’m just back from Braehead and it was busy. Ice hockey match on today as well. "
I was at the swimming today with the kids. Mobbed. |
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