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Topic History of: Major incident in Manchester.
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Green Man |
Barney wrote:
To those infected - it was a disaster.
Please understand that the most dangerous threat to human life in our country is the coranovirus.
It's not vaguely 'trivial' - so many families in every country on earth will tell you that!
And we need more information - locations/deviations/NHS competency etc. - rather than less.
In the UK where we live - and elsewhere, where we might be going...
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JK2006 |
Disagree with Barney; agree with Honey. |
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Barney |
To those infected - it was a disaster.
Please understand that the most dangerous threat to human life in our country is the coranovirus.
It's not vaguely 'trivial' - so many families in every country on earth will tell you that!
And we need more information - locations/deviations/NHS competency etc. - rather than less.
In the UK where we live - and elsewhere, where we might be going...
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Honey |
Barney wrote:
Again Honey, I'd disagree. Because many who see unexplained spikes - when the graphs are supposed to be levelling out or declining - will be very interested.
For example, I've cancelled my Salford trip as a result of this news item - and am most grateful for it getting priority coverage. As I was with the Leicester events.
I agree it is very concerning, but not a flipping major disaster!  |
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Barney |
Again Honey, I'd disagree. Because many who see unexplained spikes - when the graphs are supposed to be levelling out or declining - will be very interested.
For example, I've cancelled my Salford trip as a result of this news item - and am most grateful for it getting priority coverage. As I was with the Leicester events.
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