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4 minutes ago, the stinking enigma said:

Farce-wise that was top 3 all time for me. What is this daya of which they speak? We need to wait for the data tomorrow. It's all about the data. The liverpool genomics place must be working overtime tonight. 

Can you imagine the amount of swabs per day they will receive from the Steam Packet. Are they employing nurses or medical staff to take swab? Will the Steam Packet have additional wages for staff, to come in early prior to the shift to swab and to stay later after their shift for additional swabbing?

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5 minutes ago, AcousticallyChallenged said:

I don't get why they wouldn't have face coverings and social distancing as an immediate response. Howie wouldn't even recommend one and suggested it was down to personal choice.

It's far better to act proportionately to minimise risk, without getting us hunkered down, than to give wishy washy lockdown-esque advice.

 

Yeah, but at least this way they get to blame the great manx public should the shit hit the fan this time

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31 minutes ago, 2112 said:

....... and another thing, I wish HRH The Chief Minister and Ashie would stop their constant dick waving and comments about Guernseys handling of the pandemic. No crown dependencies have outshone themselves with glory, mistakes have been made, unfortunately we are unable to admit our mistakes, coz we’re perfection personified. 

Yes, mentioned them a few times, they had another unknown source one today, think that’s 3/4 this week but have eased restrictions and allowing various workers back inside & out, bubbles, excercise with a friend etc but face masks inside & no non essential open .

Howie needs to think of some middle ground rather than lockdown of everything or  no lockdown 

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28 minutes ago, 2112 said:

Can you imagine the amount of swabs per day they will receive from the Steam Packet. Are they employing nurses or medical staff to take swab? Will the Steam Packet have additional wages for staff, to come in early prior to the shift to swab and to stay later after their shift for additional swabbing?

Remember, a shift lasts a week.

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This is the sort of thing Howie should consider if he insists on lockdown , Guernsey phase 1 with unknown source cases still have it

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Stage
Ability for two households to bubble and ability for outdoor gatherings of up to
5 people with a minimum of 2m social distancing maintained. People will be able to go out for up to 4 hours for recreational activities within these parameters.
Non-public facing work places able to operate with up to 10 members of staff for outdoor sites and 5 members of staff for indoor sites where the work cannot be done remotely; where social distancing can be observed and sufficient handwashing facilities can be provided.
Deliveries and takeaways are able to operate within the parameters and requirements of this stage.
Requirement on businesses to notify the States of their intention to operate and to maintain records, demonstrating that they are working to a clear method statement.
Business Sectors Operating
When in effect (not before the 18th February), any business sector can operate as long as they are not public facing and comply with restrictions, including no more than 10 workers permitted on outdoor sites reducing to 5 if working indoors.
This includes but is not limited to,
finance, legal and professional services including property transactions, ICT
and communications, bulk mailing and fulfilment, light manufacturing, catering, non-essential retail where goods can be sold online and delivered , construction with strict limit/conditions on non-resident workers, marine, motor vehicle and other repairs.
 Criteria for moving to next recovery stage
No new clusters of infections or individual cases of infection that cannot be controlled by ‘Test, Track and Isolate’;
Adequate hospital, primary care, community and emergency service capacity;
Continued local testing; Surveillance programme; Continued roll-out of vaccine; Public adherence
 

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13 minutes ago, Albert Tatlock said:

Shifts. Has to be two crews for day and night operation and 4 crossings? They must still be going home to sleep?

Yes, but a shift lasts a week. They’re tested at the start and end of the shift. Not each return sailing rotation.

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