BW Forum CC #34 - Page 43

Originally posted by: Khai_R_Haagi

Sab work from home kar rahein hai. Koi office nahi gaya isliye kaam chori nahi kar rahein hai har 30 min IF check karte huye.

Wow I can't use if kaam pe. Ghar aake hi dekhti hoon.

Khair it's still empty just like the streets in my city. Sab kuch khaali khaali IF bhi😲.

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

They only tested 70 people and they found one 😆

https://twitter.com/anandmahindra/status/1240143920148987905?s=19

We are the the bottom in number of tests.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B939GLHp7Re/?igshid=1h04widoo9x0p

https://www.instagram.com/p/B93UDgoDr_g/?igshid=1uq2fntvqjzk1

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

Yeh kaun hai? 😆 The problem with these advices is u will never know if it worked or not. Its not worth experimenting right now

Singapore prime minister ki wife and CEO of some company. Pata nahi statement kitni credible hai

Originally posted by: Zeal17

https://twitter.com/anandmahindra/status/1240143920148987905?s=19

We are the the bottom in number of tests.

You know when a cat closes its eyes and thinks nobody can see it anymore. Hum wohi billi hai 😆

But I understand we can't test everybody cause resources are limited and population way too big also its unnecessary to a large extent. Par yeh toh pehle sochna chahiye tha na. You can't allow people coming from abroad without a test, make them roam around everywhere and then keep checking on them to know if they have symptoms or not to finally test them. If they would have been more aggressive at the very entry point risk could have been controlled completely. Also, a tight security at the isolation centre was needed where they can't escape and infect others. I think these two mistakes did increase the risk. Fewer cases are just a result of fewer people being tested. Not very assuring that things are fine. But fewer numbers do keep the panic in check so that's the only good thing here as of now.

Originally posted by: Zeal17

Singapore prime minister ki wife and CEO of some company. Pata nahi statement kitni credible hai

Bas WHO ki suno aur kisiki nahin. They have accountability. Everyone else is just experimenting.

Originally posted by: Peek-A-Boo

https://www.instagram.com/p/B93UDgoDr_g/?igshid=1uq2fntvqjzk1

Yeh kya hai ? 😳

The madness has started to show its colours. Just hope we don't end up with a new disease.

https://twitter.com/i_theindian/status/1240232949120811009

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

You know when a cat closes its eyes and thinks nobody can see it anymore. Hum wohi billi hai 😆

But I understand we can't test everybody cause resources are limited and population way too big also its unnecessary to a large extent. Par yeh toh pehle sochna chahiye tha na. You can't allow people coming from abroad without a test, make them roam around everywhere and then keep checking on them to know if they have symptoms or not to finally test them. If they would have been more aggressive at the very entry point risk could have been controlled completely. Also, a tight security at the isolation centre was needed where they can't escape and infect others. I think these two mistakes did increase the risk. Fewer cases are just a result of fewer people being tested. Not very assuring that things are fine. But fewer numbers do keep the panic in check so that's the only good thing here as of now.

I think I was one of the first one to.close borders and as well as screenings at airport. Believe me many said India took early action on screenings. But the part I am worried is that screening wasn't enough. My friends who came from abroad on Feb 10 told me about the thermal scanning done at the airport. So we did start early but since incubation period is 14 days we should have started quarantining early rather than giving advisory on self isolation. Which frankly didn't happen. Government is not at fault there, its the stupid public like that family which was attending Marriages and travelling around...

Unfortunately what I am hearing now is hiding numbers to control panic. That's why cities and state administrations on their part are taking actions even when cases are supposedly low.