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Well social spacing they are not practising...a simple cough can slip out..VII wrote:aaron17 wrote:Lockdown but they spreading it in close contact with each other in the line.VII wrote:Rovin wrote:arima market ...
Wow good job ...dey lock down de market too..nice..
No they aren't...spreading what btw ?
aaron17 wrote:Well social spacing they are not practising...a simple cough can slip out..VII wrote:aaron17 wrote:Lockdown but they spreading it in close contact with each other in the line.VII wrote:Rovin wrote:arima market ...
Wow good job ...dey lock down de market too..nice..
No they aren't...spreading what btw ?
VII wrote:Massey westmoorings and I suppose others have set up sinks and you must wash our hands before entering and securing a sanitized trolley...and other workers sanitizing all over the store.
Didn't feel at risk once while there...
wickedtuna wrote:Might not b true but ...Screenshot_2020-03-21-22-51-58.jpeg
Dohplaydat wrote:wickedtuna wrote:Might not b true but ...Screenshot_2020-03-21-22-51-58.jpeg
Just a meme, but apparently Russia is covering up te severity of the outbreak there so not sure what's the situation in Russia at the moment.
gastly369 wrote:I see USA 2660 new cases today?
Ramesh: 68 not kept apart in Balandra quarantine facility
Jensen La Vende
THE 68 people who were in quarantine as a precaution against covid19 at a Balandra facility felt so unsafe that social distancing was not being practised that they hired senior counsel Ramesh Maharaj to ask Government to adhere to its own guidelines.
Forty of them have since tested positive for the virus.
On Saturday, Maharaj confirmed he wrote two letters to Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi and the Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh on the issue. He added that on Friday he also wrote to the Prime Minister.
According to Maharaj, the letters to the ministers were not pre-action protocols and did not request that those in quarantine be released.
“My clients were abiding by the quarantine rules. They wanted to be tested. They also wanted to address the accommodation which they felt was not in keeping with the social distancing. They (the Government) did not provide for social distancing and my clients had issues with them not having cleaning agents and sanitizers.”
He said the second letter was sent after his clients said they were tested but social distancing was still not being enforced as the accommodation was not sufficient to keep people apart.
After his second letter was not acknowledged by noon Friday, he wrote to Dr Rowley and copied the two letters.
“I think it is my duty to the public to put into the public domain the context of the letters so as to not misconstrue its intention” Maharaj said.
The 68 were passengers on a cruise ship off Guadeloupe and were flown home on Tuesday and taken to the Seventh-Day Adventist Church camp in Balandra. They were tested on Thursday and on Friday night the results showed 40 had tested positive.
On Saturday morning, Deyalsingh said the 40 were taken to the Couva Hospital as a precaution as those who tested positive were all part of the "at-risk community."
He added the hospital is equipped with enough intensive care unit beds and equipment to treat severe cases.
When contacted on Saturday, Al-Rawi said he found Maharaj's letters were pre-mature. He confirmed the letters did not ask for that those in quarantine be released but asked that they be tested. He said some of them, by the time the letters were sent, showed no symptoms of the virus. He said Maharaj could have called the ministers rather than issue the letters.
pugboy wrote:Lil crowd by sauce doubles on ave
COVID patient's daughter urges self-quarantines
Rhondor Dowlat-Rostant
With tears rolling down her cheeks, the daughter of one of the patients diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus and warded in a critical condition at the Couva Hospital fell to her knees on the shoulder of the highway and prayed for her father to pull through on Saturday.
The woman, who did not give her name or that of her father, who is 66 years, said he was one of the first five of confirmed cases. She said her father was still in a critical condition but “with small improvements.”
The woman said she strongly believed her father contracted the virus either while at the Piarco International Airport or in Trinidad but not while he was on vacation abroad.
“Where he went, the people were in quarantine and none of them have any signs of the flu, cold of any sort. Their quarantine actually ended yesterday (Friday), when he was proven positive, they have been in quarantine and they are now in the clear. It shows that he got it either from the airport here or within Trinidad.”
The woman, who came in from Canada, said she travelled into Trinidad when she heard her father was ill. However, she said she will have to leave Trinidad sad, as she is flying out today (Sunday), before the total shutdown of all international flights, because she has to return to her children in Canada.
“My father would have wanted me to go back to my children,” she said.
Asked if all the persons who were in contact with her father were in quarantine, the woman said yes.
“Other family members who were in contact are self-quarantined since the last day he spent with them. So far they are fine. Everybody who was in contact with him, we know they’re quarantined because the ministry has been contacting them,” she said.
“We are in prayer and standing together. I don’t live here, I live abroad. I came when I heard he was ill not knowing he was positive.
“I did not go to my home so I have not seen my mother and brother yet. It is a trying time all around for us. We are just keeping each other strong and keeping hopeful that one day this will soon pass.”
Asked if she was satisfied with how the authorities are dealing with the COVID-19 situation and her father’s care, she replied: “I am not satisfied but I know it’s a tedious situation. But we cannot criticise anybody because that is not my expertise. They are doing what they can do now."
“In my opinion, it should’ve been done before Carnival. Carnival could have waited. The day my father tested positive was just 16 days after Carnival ended. That doesn’t mean he got it when he went abroad. Abroad is out of the picture. Where he went has zero cases to this date. I even spoke to people from that country and there are still no cases there.”
She added, “We know for sure still that the medical fraternity is doing everything that they can to help and we are very pleased with the response we are getting from the doctors and also everyone else in the ministry has been calling my other family who is in quarantine because of contact with my dad. Daily contact, so our system is working for us and we just have to not lose hope and stick together.”
The woman sent out a message to the people of T&T, saying, “Let’s all behave as though we all have it.
“If we behave that way and have that mindset, we will keep to ourselves and eradicate this terror that is causing so much despair. It is not only causing illness, I heard of a story where a lady and her mother in quarantine, apart from each other and because it has been over a week, the old lady has dementia and she forgot her daughter. Apart from illnesses, it’s causing other forms of despair in everyone,” the woman said.
“Now is a time for us to come together as a people. Forget race, politics, everything and join together to help mankind and the world. Positive energy can do anything in whatever form or fashion we live in.”
hydroep wrote:There's something to be said about getting both sides of a story...Ramesh: 68 not kept apart in Balandra quarantine facility
Jensen La Vende
THE 68 people who were in quarantine as a precaution against covid19 at a Balandra facility felt so unsafe that social distancing was not being practised that they hired senior counsel Ramesh Maharaj to ask Government to adhere to its own guidelines.
Forty of them have since tested positive for the virus.
On Saturday, Maharaj confirmed he wrote two letters to Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi and the Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh on the issue. He added that on Friday he also wrote to the Prime Minister.
According to Maharaj, the letters to the ministers were not pre-action protocols and did not request that those in quarantine be released.
“My clients were abiding by the quarantine rules. They wanted to be tested. They also wanted to address the accommodation which they felt was not in keeping with the social distancing. They (the Government) did not provide for social distancing and my clients had issues with them not having cleaning agents and sanitizers.”
He said the second letter was sent after his clients said they were tested but social distancing was still not being enforced as the accommodation was not sufficient to keep people apart.
After his second letter was not acknowledged by noon Friday, he wrote to Dr Rowley and copied the two letters.
“I think it is my duty to the public to put into the public domain the context of the letters so as to not misconstrue its intention” Maharaj said.
The 68 were passengers on a cruise ship off Guadeloupe and were flown home on Tuesday and taken to the Seventh-Day Adventist Church camp in Balandra. They were tested on Thursday and on Friday night the results showed 40 had tested positive.
On Saturday morning, Deyalsingh said the 40 were taken to the Couva Hospital as a precaution as those who tested positive were all part of the "at-risk community."
He added the hospital is equipped with enough intensive care unit beds and equipment to treat severe cases.
When contacted on Saturday, Al-Rawi said he found Maharaj's letters were pre-mature. He confirmed the letters did not ask for that those in quarantine be released but asked that they be tested. He said some of them, by the time the letters were sent, showed no symptoms of the virus. He said Maharaj could have called the ministers rather than issue the letters.
https://newsday.co.tt/2020/03/21/ramesh-68-not-kept-apart-in-balandra-quarantine-facility/
screwbash wrote:i want to know if this virus so mild as the trinidad doctor say how the US running out of ventilators, so many people dying world wide. WHO say they virus airborn for 8 hrs so y parasaram telling people doh wear mask and one seta sheit. trinidad govt not taking this ting serious, time to put a SOE, only to work, grocey and pharmacy and home, no children on the street, no loitering, stop things like newspapers,sale of food, all products must be sanitized. people hadda store some food yes, at least 3 months worth.
De Dragon wrote:hydroep wrote:There's something to be said about getting both sides of a story...Ramesh: 68 not kept apart in Balandra quarantine facility
Jensen La Vende
THE 68 people who were in quarantine as a precaution against covid19 at a Balandra facility felt so unsafe that social distancing was not being practised that they hired senior counsel Ramesh Maharaj to ask Government to adhere to its own guidelines.
Forty of them have since tested positive for the virus.
On Saturday, Maharaj confirmed he wrote two letters to Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi and the Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh on the issue. He added that on Friday he also wrote to the Prime Minister.
According to Maharaj, the letters to the ministers were not pre-action protocols and did not request that those in quarantine be released.
“My clients were abiding by the quarantine rules. They wanted to be tested. They also wanted to address the accommodation which they felt was not in keeping with the social distancing. They (the Government) did not provide for social distancing and my clients had issues with them not having cleaning agents and sanitizers.”
He said the second letter was sent after his clients said they were tested but social distancing was still not being enforced as the accommodation was not sufficient to keep people apart.
After his second letter was not acknowledged by noon Friday, he wrote to Dr Rowley and copied the two letters.
“I think it is my duty to the public to put into the public domain the context of the letters so as to not misconstrue its intention” Maharaj said.
The 68 were passengers on a cruise ship off Guadeloupe and were flown home on Tuesday and taken to the Seventh-Day Adventist Church camp in Balandra. They were tested on Thursday and on Friday night the results showed 40 had tested positive.
On Saturday morning, Deyalsingh said the 40 were taken to the Couva Hospital as a precaution as those who tested positive were all part of the "at-risk community."
He added the hospital is equipped with enough intensive care unit beds and equipment to treat severe cases.
When contacted on Saturday, Al-Rawi said he found Maharaj's letters were pre-mature. He confirmed the letters did not ask for that those in quarantine be released but asked that they be tested. He said some of them, by the time the letters were sent, showed no symptoms of the virus. He said Maharaj could have called the ministers rather than issue the letters.
https://newsday.co.tt/2020/03/21/ramesh-68-not-kept-apart-in-balandra-quarantine-facility/
All of a sudden Couva good to go eh?
If Ramesh didn't take on this issue, somebody else would've, so the people who were attacking him, and now baselessly it seems, need to realize that. EVERYONE has rights, including the right to legal representation. Then again, if no less a person than the CoP froths up about this all the time, then what is expected?
hydroep wrote:Possible "Carnival Infection"...COVID patient's daughter urges self-quarantines
Rhondor Dowlat-Rostant
With tears rolling down her cheeks, the daughter of one of the patients diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus and warded in a critical condition at the Couva Hospital fell to her knees on the shoulder of the highway and prayed for her father to pull through on Saturday.
The woman, who did not give her name or that of her father, who is 66 years, said he was one of the first five of confirmed cases. She said her father was still in a critical condition but “with small improvements.”
The woman said she strongly believed her father contracted the virus either while at the Piarco International Airport or in Trinidad but not while he was on vacation abroad.
“Where he went, the people were in quarantine and none of them have any signs of the flu, cold of any sort. Their quarantine actually ended yesterday (Friday), when he was proven positive, they have been in quarantine and they are now in the clear. It shows that he got it either from the airport here or within Trinidad.”
The woman, who came in from Canada, said she travelled into Trinidad when she heard her father was ill. However, she said she will have to leave Trinidad sad, as she is flying out today (Sunday), before the total shutdown of all international flights, because she has to return to her children in Canada.
“My father would have wanted me to go back to my children,” she said.
Asked if all the persons who were in contact with her father were in quarantine, the woman said yes.
“Other family members who were in contact are self-quarantined since the last day he spent with them. So far they are fine. Everybody who was in contact with him, we know they’re quarantined because the ministry has been contacting them,” she said.
“We are in prayer and standing together. I don’t live here, I live abroad. I came when I heard he was ill not knowing he was positive.
“I did not go to my home so I have not seen my mother and brother yet. It is a trying time all around for us. We are just keeping each other strong and keeping hopeful that one day this will soon pass.”
Asked if she was satisfied with how the authorities are dealing with the COVID-19 situation and her father’s care, she replied: “I am not satisfied but I know it’s a tedious situation. But we cannot criticise anybody because that is not my expertise. They are doing what they can do now."
“In my opinion, it should’ve been done before Carnival. Carnival could have waited. The day my father tested positive was just 16 days after Carnival ended. That doesn’t mean he got it when he went abroad. Abroad is out of the picture. Where he went has zero cases to this date. I even spoke to people from that country and there are still no cases there.”
She added, “We know for sure still that the medical fraternity is doing everything that they can to help and we are very pleased with the response we are getting from the doctors and also everyone else in the ministry has been calling my other family who is in quarantine because of contact with my dad. Daily contact, so our system is working for us and we just have to not lose hope and stick together.”
The woman sent out a message to the people of T&T, saying, “Let’s all behave as though we all have it.
“If we behave that way and have that mindset, we will keep to ourselves and eradicate this terror that is causing so much despair. It is not only causing illness, I heard of a story where a lady and her mother in quarantine, apart from each other and because it has been over a week, the old lady has dementia and she forgot her daughter. Apart from illnesses, it’s causing other forms of despair in everyone,” the woman said.
“Now is a time for us to come together as a people. Forget race, politics, everything and join together to help mankind and the world. Positive energy can do anything in whatever form or fashion we live in.”
http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/covid-patients-daughter-urges-selfquarantines-6.2.1084146.237722aaae
j.o.e wrote:hydroep wrote:Possible "Carnival Infection"...COVID patient's daughter urges self-quarantines
Rhondor Dowlat-Rostant
With tears rolling down her cheeks, the daughter of one of the patients diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus and warded in a critical condition at the Couva Hospital fell to her knees on the shoulder of the highway and prayed for her father to pull through on Saturday.
The woman, who did not give her name or that of her father, who is 66 years, said he was one of the first five of confirmed cases. She said her father was still in a critical condition but “with small improvements.”
The woman said she strongly believed her father contracted the virus either while at the Piarco International Airport or in Trinidad but not while he was on vacation abroad.
“Where he went, the people were in quarantine and none of them have any signs of the flu, cold of any sort. Their quarantine actually ended yesterday (Friday), when he was proven positive, they have been in quarantine and they are now in the clear. It shows that he got it either from the airport here or within Trinidad.”
The woman, who came in from Canada, said she travelled into Trinidad when she heard her father was ill. However, she said she will have to leave Trinidad sad, as she is flying out today (Sunday), before the total shutdown of all international flights, because she has to return to her children in Canada.
“My father would have wanted me to go back to my children,” she said.
Asked if all the persons who were in contact with her father were in quarantine, the woman said yes.
“Other family members who were in contact are self-quarantined since the last day he spent with them. So far they are fine. Everybody who was in contact with him, we know they’re quarantined because the ministry has been contacting them,” she said.
“We are in prayer and standing together. I don’t live here, I live abroad. I came when I heard he was ill not knowing he was positive.
“I did not go to my home so I have not seen my mother and brother yet. It is a trying time all around for us. We are just keeping each other strong and keeping hopeful that one day this will soon pass.”
Asked if she was satisfied with how the authorities are dealing with the COVID-19 situation and her father’s care, she replied: “I am not satisfied but I know it’s a tedious situation. But we cannot criticise anybody because that is not my expertise. They are doing what they can do now."
“In my opinion, it should’ve been done before Carnival. Carnival could have waited. The day my father tested positive was just 16 days after Carnival ended. That doesn’t mean he got it when he went abroad. Abroad is out of the picture. Where he went has zero cases to this date. I even spoke to people from that country and there are still no cases there.”
She added, “We know for sure still that the medical fraternity is doing everything that they can to help and we are very pleased with the response we are getting from the doctors and also everyone else in the ministry has been calling my other family who is in quarantine because of contact with my dad. Daily contact, so our system is working for us and we just have to not lose hope and stick together.”
The woman sent out a message to the people of T&T, saying, “Let’s all behave as though we all have it.
“If we behave that way and have that mindset, we will keep to ourselves and eradicate this terror that is causing so much despair. It is not only causing illness, I heard of a story where a lady and her mother in quarantine, apart from each other and because it has been over a week, the old lady has dementia and she forgot her daughter. Apart from illnesses, it’s causing other forms of despair in everyone,” the woman said.
“Now is a time for us to come together as a people. Forget race, politics, everything and join together to help mankind and the world. Positive energy can do anything in whatever form or fashion we live in.”
http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/covid-patients-daughter-urges-selfquarantines-6.2.1084146.237722aaae
Or not. He would’ve come through an international airport to get to Piarco, all airports are teeming with Covid. She can’t be certain
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