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The UK can expect to see one hundred deaths per day from coronavirus within 3 to 4 weeks, according to one of the government’s clinical advisors.
Professor Graham Medley, an infectious disease modeling expert who assists the Scientific Advisory Group on Emergencies (Sage), said: “Treatments have improved, the way the virus is transmitted will be different, but it is a harmful virus and will inevitably lead to some deaths.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, he added:
Now, if there are so many, in February and March, we assume that 1% of infections would lead to death. Now, even if it’s 0. 8 percent.
At the point of the 10,000 (cases) we’re seeing now, that means in 3 or 4 weeks we’ll see a hundred deaths a day. “
To prevent this procedure from expanding again, we’ll need to make sure that this stream stops now as this replication time will continue. The things we’re doing now won’t stop a hundred other people from dying a day, but they’ll save you from progressing much higher.
Medley also said she had “never heard” at 10 p. m. curfew for hospitality at Sage meetings.
On Monday, the government’s leading scientist Sir Patrick Vallance told a televised convention that the UK could see just two hundred deaths each day if swift action is not taken to curb the spread of the disease.
Protesters planning to take part in an anti-block demonstration in London were suggested to respect restrictions on coronaviruses and warned that violence would be tolerated, AP reports.
Saturday’s protest in Trafalgar Square and Hyde Park comes a week after the incident in which more than a dozen police officers were injured when a “small minority” attacked the police and more than 32 arrests were made.
Metropolitan Police said they had engaged with organizers throughout the week to remind them of their legal obligations and that occasions may simply violate coronavirus regulations.
While demonstrations are exempt from the six-year rule in effect in England, organizers will need to submit a threat assessment and comply with social distancing.
Police said some organizers had done so, but when that didn’t happen, the Met would “increase its engagement and inspire participants to disperse. “
They added that the app “remains as one last hotel to be undertaken if necessary. “
Commander Ade Adelekan, who leads Operation Met, said that while there is “great frustration” with regulations, a giant demonstration at noon can jeopardize the suitability of protesters and their contacts.
He said:
By brazenly accumulating numbers and ignoring social estating, you are endangering your fitness and that of your loved ones.
Last weekend, it was very disappointing to see that a small minority of protesters were attacking police officers violently. Approximately 15 police officers were injured in the demonstration, and more than 32 arrests were made during the day.
I will tolerate a repeat of this behaviour this weekend and officials will respond temporarily to any scene of violence.
The Czech Republic reported 2,946 new cases, their timing is piling up since the start of the pandemic, Czech media report, showing figures from the Ministry of Health.
News Lidovky. cz says the number of Czechs who have recently suffered from the virus is about 30,000, about the same number as the number of those who have recovered.
And on that, I will cede the ground to my colleague Matthew Weaver in London. Thanks for reading.
Ukraine has recorded a record 3,833 instances of Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, announced the National Security Council on Saturday, with a record of more than 3,584 new instances reported on 17 September.
Covid-19 infection counts exceeded 3,000 in September, which led the government to extend employer closure measures until the end of October. The council said a total of 195,504 cases had been reported in Ukraine as of 26 September, with 3,903 deaths and 86,873 others. people recovering.
Covid-19 takes Londoners to the country. Here, Sarah Marsh talks to some of them about what drives the decision.
Hackney’s 44-year-old Sally Yates lives in a social home in Highbury and has never lived anywhere in London, until now. She has just been accepted into an asset offer at Dorset.
“What I need is to have a space around me, a little privacy and more room to live. I live in an apartment in the basement and the coronavirus was pretty intense because my 22-year-old daughter and I were in the apartment,” she says. .
“I have a vulnerable family, so I have to be very careful. A more charming environment, more area and being in a small and supportive community. Be near the sea. “
The Guardian’s British political editor Heather Stewart has written about a difficult week for Boris Johnson, as the number of Covid-19 cases in the country continues to rise.
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The prime minister made it clear that he would not go anywhere in the short term, but asked if his position would remain the same if the investigation into the hotel quarantine found that he was guilty in some respects of the program’s errors that led to the spread of the virus. from hotels to the community.
Andrews says:
I’m attached to the paintings I have and it’s a very, very vital job. And I paint hard every day to do the best I can. That’s what I’m focusing on. What I will do after the report of the Committee of Inquiry is that I will take the necessary measures to ensure that such errors are not repeated. That’s the role I have. However, I cannot assume what the recommendations will be, and I do not think it is appropriate to speculate on that, other than to say that I think it is almost certain that there will be some actions, things that we want to take. place, and I will.
At the beginning of the press conference, Andrews reported “good news” on Monday. However, he said: “Tomorrow we will open the doors.
“The position is not open and I tried to be very transparent about it. And other people can be positive and indeed positive that unit numbers are going down. “
He said he would establish what October will look like for the state, implying that some restrictions could be lifted a little earlier than expected, but it seems like this month.
After his health minister resigned and after the opposition asked for his resignation, Andrews made it clear that he would not go anywhere.
I don’t run away from disorders or challenges. I have a vital task to do is to continue to reduce the number of those cases and then [announce] the biggest recovery task we’ve ever seen. challenges.
I have a very vital task to do. And I’m going to make it. We’re going to have a scenario where we can do commercials tomorrow. Next month, we’ll locate that Covid-normal. Et and then this year we’ll present a budget that will come with the largest and maximum life investment program this state has ever seen. In fact, it will be unprecedented, whether in size, scale and nature. And that’s what we need.
This is a 100-year event. I have a lot of paintings to make and I’m going to make them. Because that’s what I do. “
Health Minister Martin Foley is asked about his appointment to office, do you have confidence in the Department of Health?
I have confidence in the secretary and the department, and I look forward to a very productive appointment with [them].
Andrews is asked if a woman updates Mikakos in parliament.
I think my track record on women’s advancement in our party and in our government is well known, and ultimately it will be the National Executive who deserves to hold that seat.
He called for him and ministers not to be informed on a variety of issues, adding that the Commonwealth would offer a body of Australian Defence Force workers for the hotel quarantine program. Eccles, who “didn’t know” whether he had followed the Commonwealth offer in early April.
Andrews says:
I wouldn’t interpret it in the sense that he doesn’t tell me. He doesn’t have his character now. It’s an exceptional public servant. And I don’t think it’s fair to think about all the paintings you’re making through this incident. “
Andrews asked why he first discussed the use of personal security at a press convention in March when he delivered the hotel’s quarantine program, as he also said he did not know who had ordered the use of personal security in the position of police or defence personnel.
Andrews told the hotel’s quarantine investigation on Friday that he did not explain why he spoke of personal safety, but under pressure that he had also said at the time that the main points had not been completed.
“I can’t give you an express [reason] why I talked about the police, why I talked about security, why I talked about the public fitness team and didn’t go up a room, a fifth or a sixth group,” Andrews said.
“I think it’s important, however, to recognize that little by little a sentence later, I said very, very obviously that those problems hadn’t been solved and that just the next day I went out and made announcements about what happened. I think it’s relevant.
We asked Andrews when he had one last verbal exchange with Mikakos, but he can’t give an accurate answer. At least he said no last week, as they had both testified before the hotel’s 40-40 investigation. Andrews was told that it is for other sections of the government to have other lawyers introduce the the most to ministers prior to the investigation.
Andrews replies: “If you need to draw that conclusion, that’s fine, it’s a consultation for you. “