"During the days of paid leave they will receive their wages normally and when the crisis is over they will recover the hours spaced over time. In this way, the movements and, therefore, the congestion of the ICUs will be limited" Pedro Sánchez
I don't want to have to click on every random link without a better idea of what's in it.
A random link with no information is less useful. That's fine...i can skip them.
ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
The police rely on Senan and Senafront personnel to guarantee public order in the capital. Vandalism attempts were recorded last night in El Chorrillo.
Some of the main streets in the country woke up this Saturday, March 28, with the presence of several agents from the National Naval Air Service (Senan) and the National Border Service (Senafront). The objective, according to the Ministry of Public Security, is to guarantee public order, and avoid breaking the rules decreed by the Government to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus that has already left 14 dead.
There are agents on Calle 50, on Vía España, at the height of the Santa Fe Hospital on Avenida Nacional, among others. On the Twitter accounts of some of these security agencies, there is information on the subject.
Official sources reported that the Security Ministry has asked Senan and Senafront to support the National Police at checkpoints. This is due to the fact that in the last few hours messages have been spread threatening looting and public disorder. On the night of last Friday, March 27, vandalism attempts were recorded in El Chorrillo. Authorities do not rule out that community leaders are inciting riots.
In several videos released through social networks, citizens of El Chorrillo were observed burning tires. While in Samaria, in San Miguelito pailas sounded. Some have questioned the fact that a total quarantine was decreed without the government guaranteeing access to food for people with limited resources. However, last night, they began to distribute bags of food that are part of the Panama Solidarity program that the administration of Laurentino Nito Cortizo devised to help those who live in the informal sector.
Public Security Minister Juan Pino reported that 18 men who make up the Panamanian security forces are across the country guaranteeing order in the streets and that the provisions of the health authorities are met to contain the pandemic.
...We have a police checkpoint about 10km south of Boquete on the only highway into our closed valley town...
No that would just weird me out more
You may have mentioned it before, but how far are you from a hospital should you or anyone in your town need one? How big an area does it serve?
Hopefully if/when it gets to your corner of the world, they will be as prepared as they need to be.
Thoughts with you down there.
[Spanish]https://www.diaridetarragona.com/ta...virus-y-llega-a-21-muertos-20200328-0039.htmlTarragona province,
Tuesday: 197
Wednesday: 272
Thrusday night: 353 positives (verified just now)
Friday night: 404 positives
Rate: 51/353 -> 8.1%
A big, new regional public hospital (picture below) and two smaller private hospitals are 40km/25miles down the mountain via a straight new four-lane divided highway, then a short hop to the west on the Pan American highway
Now I Know the world is ending - DEAR MODERATOR made a post with political implications.No this is true , our PM and health secretary are pretending to have it to throw us off the scent.
He gets the ladies ..., I know it's a bloody mystery to me too
You scared me. I've seen some absolutely unhinged posts on Facebook in the past two days, one from my old business partner. Just shocking.Note:no I'm not serious.
Reminds me of the question on this.A half a million pound yearly gigs over your lifetime will get you quite far.
An acquaintance of mine is similar in this regard as he is almost 40 years old and about to marry a 23 year old PYT with dangerous hemlines.
He also owns multiple accounting practices so that might have something to do with it......
Just a little math:
If/when the mass testing kits to check who has had it start rolling out informed decision making will hopefully be possible, until then any such move would be a big gamble.Just a little math:
Americans in their fifties: Approx. 42.9m x 70% infection x 14% hospitalization rate = 4.2 million hospitalizations and with 2.3% mortality = 690,000 deaths. In just one 10-year age group. I don't think he's thought this herd immunity thing through.
Edits: Using latest age-group statistics from Spain as proxy for US results.