It has made me change how I do things. The only thing I use a lot of and can't find are the bleach style wipes. I usually have soaps and sanitisers, I have stocked up on UHT milk. Might keep up the freezer with usual meats and usually have good stock of toilet paper. And from now on I'll buy fresh broccoli and steam it myself and freeze it. So much nicer.Anyone going to have a horde of non perishable in case something like this happens again ?
FWIW - I read very few of these threads but I would like to openly express my pride in how the vast majority of Australians have adhered to the isolation requests of our Governments - I am also very proud as an Australian by the performance of our Federal Govt with the bipartisan support of the Opposition and the same for our Victoria’n Govt and Opposition - I think we can all catch a glimpse of that finish line on the horizon and with continuity of what we have achieved over recent weeks we can all look forward to freedom in not too distant future provided we maintain the fight.
The idiots in SA have ensured that the same fatality statistics for last year have been maintained.Flutracker day again, and social distancing etc. continue to head flu-like symptoms generally toward zero (of course they won't actually get there)
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The other promising news relates to Accident fatalities, which appear to be down in April in Victoria and NSW. The Victorian data indicates passenger and pedestrian fatalities are well down but bicycle fatalities are up - but the numbers to date are very small so very variable. The NSW data (pdf) indicates that the numbers are down for March and look like they will be down more in April.
But the real question is, as the weather cools down in Australia will there be an upward trend in cases? While it's not completely safe based on warmer temperatures as the number of cases have shown, I wonder if it will increase as it does cool down.
Two from SA. One positive from a contact of International travel and one from interstate travel. How could that happen?Tassie stats do not yet seem to be be out, but nationally only 4 community cases today.
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Looks like only 1 in Tas todayTassie stats do not yet seem to be be out, but nationally only 4 community cases today.
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But the real question is, as the weather cools down in Australia will there be an upward trend in cases? While it's not completely safe based on warmer temperatures as the number of cases have shown, I wonder if it will increase as it does cool down.
I find it strange "she's obviously not had that option since being forced to WFH".It will be interesting to see the impact this has on ways of working once things return to some sense of normality. For example, I know Mrs FB often prints documents out to work from, writes on them/edits etc. but she's obviously not had that option since being forced to WFH. I wonder if people will finally snap out of the need to print docs and work in a more e-friendly way. For example, I can't think of how many years it was since I printed a document out for work purposes, choosing to just use electronic versions instead.