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6 minutes ago, snowman said:

if they didnt follow WHO definitions they would be accused of "making it up" and not following the same standards of terminology that UK and elsewhere does 

If any of the retired blokes (or ladies) on here can be bothered trawling back through some of the recent pressers, I'm pretty sure we'll hear DA defining community transmission as person-to-person on the Island, nothing about this 'inability to trace an index case'.

The public can only go off what the gods above us educate us with. This is nothing more than a 'clarification' to suit their own agenda.

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1 minute ago, NoTailT said:

If any of the retired blokes (or ladies) on here can be bothered trawling back through some of the recent pressers, I'm pretty sure we'll hear DA defining community transmission as person-to-person on the Island, nothing about this 'inability to trace an index case'.

The public can only go off what the gods above us educate us with. This is nothing more than a 'clarification' to suit their own agenda.

Only that they caught out and were challenged otherwise we would not have found out

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4 minutes ago, NoTailT said:

If any of the retired blokes (or ladies) on here can be bothered trawling back through some of the recent pressers, I'm pretty sure we'll hear DA defining community transmission as person-to-person on the Island, nothing about this 'inability to trace an index case'.

The public can only go off what the gods above us educate us with. This is nothing more than a 'clarification' to suit their own agenda.

 

i try to keep up with the WHO guidance. i dont often listen to ashy so you might be right !

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Just now, snowman said:

if they didnt follow WHO definitions they would be accused of "making it up" and not following the same standards of terminology that UK and elsewhere does 

But they are just making it up because they are saying that a particular WHO term applies to this situation.  It doesn't - that term is meant to describe the situation in a country, not how the virus was passed on between particular individuals.

And in the process they're simply making themselves look dishonest, which is that last thing they should be doing in this situation.  Most people will take community transmission to mean transmission within the community as opposed to an imported case where someone in isolation tests positive.

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22 minutes ago, Cambon said:

So now entire households have to isolate so that sister to sister situation does not happen again. 

Sisters are doing it for themselves (set to music of course).......

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If we take the above scenario as gospel, Husband to Wife to Sister?

The sisters transmission would be unforeseen, innocent if the 'Wfe' did not know that she was infected.

A person (husband) isolating is required to separate from the household.

If he passed it to his wife, then a breech?

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1 minute ago, Kopek said:

f we take the above scenario as gospel, Husband to Wife to Sister?

The sisters transmission would be unforeseen, innocent if the 'Wfe' did not know that she was infected.

A person (husband) isolating is required to separate from the household.

If he passed it to his wife, then a breach?

In that scenario, then Yes.

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33 minutes ago, Cambon said:

Person returned from uk. Passed it on to his wife, who passed it to her sister in another household. 

So now entire households have to isolate so that sister to sister situation does not happen again. 

But that was always a foreseeable situation. They accepted the risk up to now, so there must be another reason for change.

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Any Government workers will be asking kids to stay in their houses so they get 2 weeks paid time off and perhaps work If they can from home.

the BBC guy was asking this question but Howie just dismissed it as their choice, just need a lot of teachers & medics off now isolating with students!!

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