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[bc4] 29/8/2020 10:29

Pandemic over I don't think so, Portugal has only just come off the list!

quarantine list - as airports push for 20-second test and Border Force admits it spot checks only a THIRD of arrivals
Documents reveal Border Force only checks 30% of passenger locator forms
Of those checked, 10% of passengers had not completed required paperwork
It comes as European countries continue to see a surge in coronavirus cases
Portugal is latest country to spark fears it could be added to UK quarantine list
By KATIE FEEHAN FOR MAILONLINE

It comes as a second wave continues to surge across Europe, with Portugal becoming the latest country to report a rise in coronavirus cases, sparking fears it may be added to the government's quarantine list.

PUBLISHED: 11:03, 29 August 2020 | UPDATED: 11:15, 29 August 2020

[gettingrichslow] 28/8/2020 21:58

Conardj, give it a couple of weeks and you’ll start to see hospitalisations rising, just like they are rising now in France. There is always a lag between new cases and new hospitalisations, if you look closely at the numbers you bellend!

[conardj] 28/8/2020 19:58

he has not retracted the statement, and just look at the numbers you bellend, they speak for themselves

was it staffline where i tore you a new one? i know you are always wrong

[gettingrichslow] 28/8/2020 17:01

Conardj, that question applies to you too! See if you can answer it in a coherent way without a spelling mistake in every other word? And you’re not allowed to quote individual Italian doctors who have since retracted their statements.

[gettingrichslow] 28/8/2020 16:58

Tlobs, I could take you more seriously if you could actually piece a sentence together properly! What is wrong with you? But if you want to talk about the numbers, then let’s talk about the numbers. Let’s ignore the new infection numbers because those can vary according to the amount of testing being undertaken. So let’s look at deaths. Total deaths per day are currently running at over 6,000 a day - that’s right up there - no significant decline at all. So what makes you think the virus ‘is over’??

[bc4] 28/8/2020 15:09

sayint LAST MONTH, rent dying, NO I do not understand that HA HA HA WHAT A IMBECILE. OH I forgot to add virus has wekaened my sides are kliing em

[bc4] 28/8/2020 14:47

Did you buy Ryanair at there low then? Great if you did. Look you are spot on there is more money to be made at the moment than ever it is all about timing

[conardj] 28/8/2020 14:44

getting rich never

Are you blind or just stupid like bc4?

Whatever the measure if people are gettin gthi nasty flu, and not going to hospital and dying like they were in March, then clearly something significant has happened, dont you think. It has nothing to do with quarantines, it is because the virus has wekaened significntly, with a senior Italian doctor sayint LAST MONTH that the verion of it is now 100th of its strength of it in March

That is why people rent dying in numbers. Surely you can understand that??

[essentialinvestor] 28/8/2020 14:37

Well this is one for the doommongers - RYA is 50% Up on the August 2019 low.

50% higher.


The strongest will ultimately thrive and it's what those who probably could not

make money from the stock market to save their lives just don't grasp.


Autumn-winter has the potential to be messy though.

[tlobs2] 28/8/2020 14:22

I see the resident filtered slime ball has crawled out from under his/her stone again.....

It's pretty clear who the doom mongers are on here and who for some reason are happy to gloat about the potential for more outbreaks when there are in reality very few. More cases are being reported but that's because ten times the number of people are being tested.

The key thing here is that the number of deaths has fallen significantly. The hospitals are relatively empty. The doctors and those looking for the long term solution here know more about this as every day goes bye.

If deaths were increasing that would be the time to worry but thankfully they're not.

[bc4] 28/8/2020 14:10

It may be over in your head but life is far from normal in most peoples head and with winter on it's way who knows I do not and you certainly do not

[gettingrichslow] 28/8/2020 14:08

Conardj, I think we can all see who the bellend is here! Isn’t it pretty obvious that the only thing that has prevented those Covid numbers being way higher has been the huge response, ranging from far less travel and general mingling in offices, restaurants, bars and clubs, to full national lockdowns? You saw with your own eyes what happened in Italy and New York didn’t you? Or do you think it was made up?

[gettingrichslow] 28/8/2020 13:37

Conardj, so the pandemic is over? Great. Can you tell the scientists who wrote this then?

What is the mortality rate of the coronavirus disease versus influenza?
Mortality for COVID-19 appears higher than for influenza, especially seasonal influenza. While the true mortality of COVID-19 will take some time to fully understand, the data we have so far indicate that the crude mortality ratio (the number of reported deaths divided by the reported cases) is between 3-4%, the infection mortality rate (the number of reported deaths divided by the number of infections) will be lower. For seasonal influenza, mortality is usually well below 0.1%.

[conardj] 28/8/2020 13:37

There is no need for an vaccine. You would have to raving mad to take through a rushed through "vaccine" anyway.

Its over. Next year maybe slightly off normal levels of flights, but it wont be far off. People forget quickly and a lot of people have had to stay in the UK this year, and they will be gagging to get abroad again

[gettingrichslow] 28/8/2020 13:34

Oh that’s alright then Tlobs. And when will this antidote be available? 2026?? Or should we just use the Russian one (that doesn’t exist)?

[tlobs2] 28/8/2020 13:27

2025 eh?

I think the expert at Gatwick (a baggage handler maybe ?) needn't be so negative ;-)

As soon as the authorities can start inoculation with a Covid antidote people will be flooding back to aircraft and cruise ships. Particularly after the poor weather that we have been enduring for the past fortnight.

[albert3591] 28/8/2020 13:17

Gatwick say normal trading could take till 2025 to get back to pre COVID revenues,how are the other airports fairing,we will find out soon enough.

[conardj] 28/8/2020 13:10

That is not really relevant to the point i, or you, were making numb nuts

Of course they arent, but atleast the bar and restaurant owners could get a cheap flight.....thats what you were talking about...bar owners etc.

[bc4] 28/8/2020 12:22

I will educate you these are some of the prices EZY are quoting for ALI -MAN,Do you think they are making money at these prices?
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[gregpeck7] 28/8/2020 11:57

How on earth do you know that dinga the minga? Your at best a very average oil man. If there is a second waves the borders will close quicker than a blink of an eye. Travel stocks are like putting a bet on the horses. Which between here and sng that seems to be your modus operandi these days.