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K74T wrote:The cases going up are still from the cruise ship.
K74T wrote:Additional case as Sunday afternoon, so now it's 132.
K74T wrote:UPDATE: T&T records three new #COVID19 cases over the last 24 hours, all originating from the Enchantment of the Seas. The 10th positive case from this ship was recorded at 10 AM, with the 11th and 12th coming in at 6 PM in an amended update.
Total Cases: 133
Active Cases: 10
Recovered: 115
Deaths: 8
https://ttweathercenter.com/updated-tra ... t-24-hours
Limers charged for breaching covid19 rules
RYAN HAMILTON-DAVIS 8 HRS AGO
Police officers at the scene in Belmont on Friday where 61 people were arrested for breach of the covid19 regulations. - ROGER JACOB
SIXTY-ONE people arrested in a Belmont bar by IATF officers on Friday night have been charged for breach of public health ordinance regulations.
Sources told Newsday some were granted station bail, while others will have to appear before a Port of Spain magistrate on Monday.
Police on an exercise between 5 pm and 8 pm on Friday got information that more than 25 people were seen at a bar on the corner of Belle Eau Road and Regent Street.
When police got there, they saw the 61 people liming at the bar, and arrested them.
redmanjp wrote:bar should be closed down too
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Yeah them bars useless only promoting drinking rum and driving then killing innocent people on the road.
I hope Carnival get cancel I don't see how any sensible government could allow that to continue that in itself is a breach of Covid regulation.
Once they cancel this Devil Culture I could rest well and not get woken up by these retards on my side and their dotish music truck.
I does look at Covid on the bright side, peace and quiet now that them music truck out of business.
I still can't wrap my head around how these Music Trucks does get authorization from TTPS to parade a truck and break the law by disturbing the peace. How come the EMA doesn't say anything about this? why Gary does still allow this nonsense? Imagine people who swear to uphold the law does grant license to break the law
Anyways thanks to Covid none ah this assness does take place again, my mother happy since she does suffer from migraine headache and them music truck does terrorize the old lady all hour of the night and set off everybody car alarm with all the bass. Thank god Covid actually did something positive
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:^ Divali, Christmas, Election, Carnival, multiple times day and night during carnival. Everything in this country is a Donkey Wine and Fete.
Praise the lord Covid end all of this nonsense, if it eh do nothing else it enforced the law on disturbing the peace.
Sausagefokhan_96 wrote:https://www.cnc3.co.tt/padaraths-return ... ch-newbies
I wonder what special quarantine measure would be in place when Barry returns. Cuz Barry ent eating no sardines and bread.
Ben_spanna wrote:So nearly 7000 cases of the virus in Kids in Florida currently
Melbourne in Australia going back into LOCKDOWN
Africa cases also rising.....................
KEEP THOSE BORDERS CLOSED!
Gladiator wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:So nearly 7000 cases of the virus in Kids in Florida currently
Melbourne in Australia going back into LOCKDOWN
Africa cases also rising.....................
KEEP THOSE BORDERS CLOSED!
India getting ready to explode with COVID
Scientists warn of potential wave of COVID-linked brain damage
Kate Kelland
3 MIN READ
LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists warned on Wednesday of a potential wave of coronavirus-related brain damage as new evidence suggested COVID-19 can lead to severe neurological complications, including inflammation, psychosis and delirium.
A study by researchers at University College London (UCL)described 43 cases of patients with COVID-19 who suffered either temporary brain dysfunction, strokes, nerve damage or other serious brain effects.
The research adds to recent studies which also found the disease can damage the brain.
“Whether we will see an epidemic on a large scale of brain damage linked to the pandemic – perhaps similar to the encephalitis lethargica outbreak in the 1920s and 1930s after the 1918 influenza pandemic – remains to be seen,” said Michael Zandi, from UCL’s Institute of Neurology, who co-led the study.
COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, is largely a respiratory illness that affects the lungs, but neuroscientists and specialist brain doctors say emerging evidence of its impact on the brain is concerning.
“My worry is that we have millions of people with COVID-19 now. And if in a year’s time we have 10 million recovered people, and those people have cognitive deficits ... then that’s going to affect their ability to work and their ability to go about activities of daily living,” Adrian Owen, a neuroscientist at Western University in Canada, told Reuters in an interview.
In the UCL study, published in the journal Brain, nine patients who had brain inflammation were diagnosed with a rare condition called acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) which is more usually seen in children and can be triggered by viral infections.
The team said it would normally see about one adult patient with ADEM per month at their specialist London clinic, but this had risen to at least one a week during the study period, something they described as “a concerning increase”.
“Given that the disease has only been around for a matter of months, we might not yet know what long-term damage COVID-19 can cause,” said Ross Paterson, who co-led the study. “Doctors need to be aware of possible neurological effects, as early diagnosis can improve patient outcomes.”
Owen said the emerging evidence underlined the need for large, detailed studies and global data collection to assess how common such neurological and psychiatric complications were.
He is running a international research project at covidbrainstudy.com where patients can sign up to complete a series of cognitive tests to see whether their brain functions have altered since getting COVID-19.
“This disease is affecting an enormous number of people,” Owen said. “That’s why it’s so important to collect this information now.”
Coronavirus: WHO rethinking how Covid-19 spreads in air
8 July 2020
The World Health Organization has acknowledged there is emerging evidence that the coronavirus can be spread by tiny particles suspended in the air.
The airborne transmission could not be ruled out in crowded, closed or poorly ventilated settings, an official said.
If the evidence is confirmed, it may affect guidelines for indoor spaces.
An open letter from more than 200 scientists had accused the WHO of underestimating the possibility of airborne transmission.
The WHO has so far said that the virus is transmitted through droplets when people cough or sneeze.
"We wanted them to acknowledge the evidence," Jose Jimenez, a chemist at the University of Colorado who signed the paper, told the Reuters news agency.
"This is definitely not an attack on the WHO. It's a scientific debate, but we felt we needed to go public because they were refusing to hear the evidence after many conversations with them," he said.
Media captionNyka Alexander from the WHO explains what an airborne virus is.
Another signatory - Professor Benjamin Cowling of Hong Kong University - told the BBC the finding had "important implications".
"In healthcare settings, if aerosol transmission poses a risk then we understand healthcare workers should really be wearing the best possible preventive equipment... and actually the World Health Organization said that one of the reasons they were not keen to talk about aerosol transmission of Covid-19 is because there's not a sufficient number of these kind of specialised masks for many parts of the world," he said.
"And in the community, if we're thinking about aerosol transmission being a particular risk, then we need to think about how to prevent larger super spreading events, larger outbreaks and those occur in indoor environments with poor ventilation, with crowding and with prolonged close contact."
WHO officials have cautioned the evidence is preliminary and requires further assessment.
Benedetta Allegranzi, the WHO's technical lead for infection prevention and control, said that evidence emerging of airborne transmission of the coronavirus in "crowded, closed, poorly ventilated settings that have been described, cannot be ruled out".
A shifting position?
Imogen Foulkes, BBC News in Geneva
For months, the WHO has insisted that Covid-19 is transmitted via droplets emitted when people cough or sneeze. Droplets that do not linger in the air, but fall onto surfaces - that's why handwashing has been identified as a key prevention measure.
But 239 scientists from 32 countries don't agree: they say there is also strong evidence to suggest the virus can also spread in the air: through much tinier particles that float around for hours after people talk, or breathe out.
Today the WHO admitted there was evidence to suggest this was possible in specific settings, such as enclosed and crowded spaces.
That evidence will have to be thoroughly evaluated, but if it is confirmed, the advice on how to prevent the virus spreading may have to change, and could lead to more widespread use of masks, and more rigorous distancing, especially in bars, restaurants, and on public transport.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:If this is really true and it can be established beyond a reasonable doubt that Covid causes brain damage, and I not talking about people who get brain damage from a stroke that they got from Covid, understand the difference they have been talking about brain damage for a while but that is a result of a STROKE and other illnesses caused by Covid.
If however we can now establish that healthy individuals, young people without preexisting conditions who didn't suffer a stroke etc actually recovered from Covid and then developed mental disorders and it is on a significant level in the coming years.
Then every border in this planet must be shut down, every school every bar for the next 100 years or until a vaccine comes around if ever. If such a thing is actually true about Covid, drastic changes the likes of which we can't imagine will have to take place.
Canceling Carnival is a good start for us, less retards doing the donkey wine and disturbing the peace with music trucks
Carnival is the Devil's culture, the Bible is clear on this.
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