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Dohplaydat wrote:pugboy wrote:big function in one woodbrook place tonight
ain’t see any social distancing
but the ppl colour right so no ttps
yo i just pass through too, divali cultural market dude, not that big.....but if they had that then I don't see why they couldn't have the Nagar.
Meanwhile in the US
pete wrote:97 cases today. 46 more in the prison, 51 local cases.
Things are not going well..
MaxPower wrote:Ease of restrictions are not working.
Many Trinis are still not taking this seriously.
Still too many comfortable relaxed happy asses.
What other solutions are there?
The most effective so far was the “lockdown.”
redmanjp wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:pugboy wrote:big function in one woodbrook place tonight
ain’t see any social distancing
but the ppl colour right so no ttps
yo i just pass through too, divali cultural market dude, not that big.....but if they had that then I don't see why they couldn't have the Nagar.
Meanwhile in the US
Hope they were wearing masks at owp
hover11 wrote:Hello Max,
If they bring another lockdown that can have catastrophic effects on our already damaged economy, certainly there must be another way to combat this?MaxPower wrote:Ease of restrictions are not working.
Many Trinis are still not taking this seriously.
Still too many comfortable relaxed happy asses.
What other solutions are there?
The most effective so far was the “lockdown.”
every time a foreing based national sends a lawyer letter, they gt. MoNS only playing with the people that dont call their bluff.paid_influencer wrote:I'm surprised nobody has legally challenged the ban on returning nationals. I would have assumed returning to your home country is a human right that supersedes any normal legislation.
The urgent circumstances argument can work for a few weeks, but is going on a year now this ban would be in place. The implication being there is no objective criteria for imposing or lifting the ban, which is what any legal action would be seeking to define.
I think the issue is anyone who would be wealthy enough to bring legal challenge in a serious way would be fast tracked and exempted by the Ministry. So is only the regular, ordinary people to suffer.
Ben_spanna wrote:Prisioners could dead for all I care.. don’t risk taking any of them to hospitals or medical institutions, leave them right there.
paid_influencer wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Prisioners could dead for all I care.. don’t risk taking any of them to hospitals or medical institutions, leave them right there.
what about prison occifers and their families though? This could get very bad
MaxPower wrote:paid_influencer wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Prisioners could dead for all I care.. don’t risk taking any of them to hospitals or medical institutions, leave them right there.
what about prison occifers and their families though? This could get very bad
Hello paid_influencer,
Ben is correct, leave the prisoners there.
The prison officers and their families we can help.
For those on duty, give them full PPE to deal with these pests.
All the prisoners need is food. It can be put on a tray from a distance and kicked violently towards them.
hover11 wrote:Hello Max,
Most of these prisoners have alot of underlying illnesses such as HIV , the lawyers and human rights activists are gonna have a field day with this one. They need to isolate the infected and sanitize the cells as another tuner said this can escalate very quickly , remember prisoners still have visitors as well, I don't understand why that hasn't been stopped given the circumstancesMaxPower wrote:paid_influencer wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Prisioners could dead for all I care.. don’t risk taking any of them to hospitals or medical institutions, leave them right there.
what about prison occifers and their families though? This could get very bad
Hello paid_influencer,
Ben is correct, leave the prisoners there.
The prison officers and their families we can help.
For those on duty, give them full PPE to deal with these pests.
All the prisoners need is food. It can be put on a tray from a distance and kicked violently towards them.
MaxPower wrote:hover11 wrote:Hello Max,
Most of these prisoners have alot of underlying illnesses such as HIV , the lawyers and human rights activists are gonna have a field day with this one. They need to isolate the infected and sanitize the cells as another tuner said this can escalate very quickly , remember prisoners still have visitors as well, I don't understand why that hasn't been stopped given the circumstancesMaxPower wrote:paid_influencer wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Prisioners could dead for all I care.. don’t risk taking any of them to hospitals or medical institutions, leave them right there.
what about prison occifers and their families though? This could get very bad
Hello paid_influencer,
Ben is correct, leave the prisoners there.
The prison officers and their families we can help.
For those on duty, give them full PPE to deal with these pests.
All the prisoners need is food. It can be put on a tray from a distance and kicked violently towards them.
Hello hover11,
Please forgive my inhumane comments but i just have zero tolerance towards prisoners so i really cannot help but think the worst about them.
But i agree with isolating them and sanitizing areas for the safety of the prison officers.
redmanjp wrote:Even if we take out the prison cluster cases are going up again in the community. I'm afraid this is the beginning of the 3rd wave which might see restrictions by Christmas
hover11 wrote:Wait so are you saying the mandatory mask wearing law isn't working, since we are getting cases regardless...as we open up more the cases will rise, more people interactingredmanjp wrote:Even if we take out the prison cluster cases are going up again in the community. I'm afraid this is the beginning of the 3rd wave which might see restrictions by Christmas
MaxPower wrote:paid_influencer wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:Prisioners could dead for all I care.. don’t risk taking any of them to hospitals or medical institutions, leave them right there.
what about prison occifers and their families though? This could get very bad
Hello paid_influencer,
Ben is correct, leave the prisoners there.
The prison officers and their families we can help.
For those on duty, give them full PPE to deal with these pests.
All the prisoners need is food. It can be put on a tray from a distance and kicked violently towards them.
hover11 wrote:Wait so are you saying the mandatory mask wearing law isn't working, since we are getting cases regardless...as we open up more the cases will rise, more people interactingredmanjp wrote:Even if we take out the prison cluster cases are going up again in the community. I'm afraid this is the beginning of the 3rd wave which might see restrictions by Christmas
pete wrote:This whole outbreak resulted from a search I believe I read?
If any of the prisoners die, the person coordinating the search and not ensuring the safety of the prisoners should be charged with manslaughter.
De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Wait so are you saying the mandatory mask wearing law isn't working, since we are getting cases regardless...as we open up more the cases will rise, more people interactingredmanjp wrote:Even if we take out the prison cluster cases are going up again in the community. I'm afraid this is the beginning of the 3rd wave which might see restrictions by Christmas
Mask mandates help greatly, BUT they have to be worn properly EVERY TIME. Take a casual look at any group, and count how many you see with none, under their chin, below their nose etc.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Wait so are you saying the mandatory mask wearing law isn't working, since we are getting cases regardless...as we open up more the cases will rise, more people interactingredmanjp wrote:Even if we take out the prison cluster cases are going up again in the community. I'm afraid this is the beginning of the 3rd wave which might see restrictions by Christmas
Mask mandates help greatly, BUT they have to be worn properly EVERY TIME. Take a casual look at any group, and count how many you see with none, under their chin, below their nose etc.
Before we ever check how its worn...we need to check the type!!!!! 80% of masks out there are cloth which does nothing. Only a handful of people using surgical or n95
adnj wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:Wait so are you saying the mandatory mask wearing law isn't working, since we are getting cases regardless...as we open up more the cases will rise, more people interactingredmanjp wrote:Even if we take out the prison cluster cases are going up again in the community. I'm afraid this is the beginning of the 3rd wave which might see restrictions by Christmas
Mask mandates help greatly, BUT they have to be worn properly EVERY TIME. Take a casual look at any group, and count how many you see with none, under their chin, below their nose etc.
Before we ever check how its worn...we need to check the type!!!!! 80% of masks out there are cloth which does nothing. Only a handful of people using surgical or n95
Quoted:
"Cloth masks have limited inward protection in healthcare settings where viral exposure is high but may be beneficial for outward protection in low-risk settings and use by the general public where no other alternatives to medical masks are available."
https://www.cureus.com/articles/38957-e ... ing-review