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Dark Beanie 
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| stui magpie wrote: | | watt price tully wrote: | My oldest in Sydney (she left Vic over 2 months ago) tells me that one of the Victorian store workers of Middle Eastern background) got engaged and had 200 f*cking guests a few weeks ago.
Hello, spaceship to planet earth. Just appalling. Could be Christian could be Muslim, but FFS all 200 and the couple need to be jailed pronto. |
This is where and why people are going to get cranky, particularly after just getting used to pubs, cafes and restaurants being open and now to close again.
Security guards rooting quarantined travelers then driving Ubers, big family parties for end of Ramadan, Islamic college outbreaks, it seems this latest outbreak is very much triggered by a specific demographic, and that's not just young people. |
Yes but nobody can openly state that as they would be called racists.
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Sicks Bux 
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Location: Me Island Ome
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| Jezza wrote: | Victoria
Confirmed Cases:
- 1). Hume = 276
- 2). Brimbank = 186
- 3). Melbourne = 185
- 4). Wyndham = 171
- 5). Moreland = 136
- 6). Casey = 125
- 7). Moonee Valley = 120
- 8]. Stonnington = 106
- 9). Banyule = 104
- 10). Whittlesea = 89
Active Cases:
- 1). Hume = 145
- 2). Wyndham = 105
- 3). Melbourne = 97
- 4). Brimbank = 77
- 5). Moonee Valley = 50
- 6). Moreland = 38
- 7). Whittlesea = 36
- 8]. Maribyrnong = 21
- 9). Casey = 20
- 10). Melton = 20 |
I live in Hume. I'm not surprised. Round where I live it can be quite unruly. Seeing kids zipping around the streets on unregistered dirt bikes is common.There're a lot of lunatic drivers too. When you go to back out of a car space at the local supermarket you have to have your wits about you. I actually call our local Coles car park the Indy 500. And in terms of social distancing ,even at the start of this, when most people were being vigilant, I'd often see one guy approach a group of guys in public and shake all their hands. A lot of people around here need to pull their heads out of their ass. |
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stui magpie
Prepare for the worst, hope for the best.
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Location: In flagrante delicto
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| Dark Beanie wrote: | | stui magpie wrote: | | watt price tully wrote: | My oldest in Sydney (she left Vic over 2 months ago) tells me that one of the Victorian store workers of Middle Eastern background) got engaged and had 200 f*cking guests a few weeks ago.
Hello, spaceship to planet earth. Just appalling. Could be Christian could be Muslim, but FFS all 200 and the couple need to be jailed pronto. |
This is where and why people are going to get cranky, particularly after just getting used to pubs, cafes and restaurants being open and now to close again.
Security guards rooting quarantined travelers then driving Ubers, big family parties for end of Ramadan, Islamic college outbreaks, it seems this latest outbreak is very much triggered by a specific demographic, and that's not just young people. |
Yes but nobody can openly state that as they would be called racists. |
Yeah, funny thing that. We'll see what happens when the people who lose their jobs and/or businesses after working so hard during the 1st lockdown start complaining.
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Jezza 
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| think positive wrote: | | Jezza wrote: | Victoria
Confirmed Cases:
- 1). Hume = 276
- 2). Brimbank = 186
- 3). Melbourne = 185
- 4). Wyndham = 171
- 5). Moreland = 136
- 6). Casey = 125
- 7). Moonee Valley = 120
- 8]. Stonnington = 106
- 9). Banyule = 104
- 10). Whittlesea = 89
Active Cases:
- 1). Hume = 145
- 2). Wyndham = 105
- 3). Melbourne = 97
- 4). Brimbank = 77
- 5). Moonee Valley = 50
- 6). Moreland = 38
- 7). Whittlesea = 36
- 8]. Maribyrnong = 21
- 9). Casey = 20
- 10). Melton = 20 |
hey jezza, thanks as usual, where do you get this please? want to see if there are many in hobsons bay. cheers |
Hobsons Bay = 39 confirmed cases (17 active cases)
https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-07-july-2020
https://covidlive.com.au/vic
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Jezza
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| K wrote: | | Jezza wrote: | | We're in trouble. |
Maybe your first prediction of this thread reaching 1000 pages will come true after all! 
We're almost a quarter of the way there. |
We've reached 250 pages
January 2020 = 1-6 (6)
February 2020 = 6-14 (9)
March 2020 = 14-88 (75)
April 2020 = 88-156 (69)
May 2020 = 156-194 (39)
June 2020 = 194-234 (41)
July 2020 = 234-250 (17)**
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David 
I dare you to try
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Anyone got any naming suggestions for the next thread? (Seems a fitting time to start it … sigh.)
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Jezza
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^ Don't lock it, David
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David
I dare you to try
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I'm happy to give it a little more time, but I think the grim reaper is sharpening his scythe, I'm sorry to say. 
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Pies4shaw 
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I’m all for the somewhat prosaic “Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic - Part 2”. I think we need to do this, now.
Jezza, what’s the problem with locking it - are there data you need to copy across? |
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eddiesmith
Lets get ready to Rumble
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| Wuhanvirus 2.0 - Dans biggest fuckup cont’d |
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think positive
Side By Side
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| Jezza wrote: | | think positive wrote: | | Jezza wrote: | Victoria
Confirmed Cases:
- 1). Hume = 276
- 2). Brimbank = 186
- 3). Melbourne = 185
- 4). Wyndham = 171
- 5). Moreland = 136
- 6). Casey = 125
- 7). Moonee Valley = 120
- 8]. Stonnington = 106
- 9). Banyule = 104
- 10). Whittlesea = 89
Active Cases:
- 1). Hume = 145
- 2). Wyndham = 105
- 3). Melbourne = 97
- 4). Brimbank = 77
- 5). Moonee Valley = 50
- 6). Moreland = 38
- 7). Whittlesea = 36
- 8]. Maribyrnong = 21
- 9). Casey = 20
- 10). Melton = 20 |
hey jezza, thanks as usual, where do you get this please? want to see if there are many in hobsons bay. cheers |
Hobsons Bay = 39 confirmed cases (17 active cases)
https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-update-victoria-07-july-2020
https://covidlive.com.au/vic |
thanks Jezza, cheers
why do you guys need to start another thread? why cant it just keep going/
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David
I dare you to try
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Same reason as the other threads, TP – they get unmoderateable if they get too big (off-topic discussions can’t be split off into new threads, etc.).
My vote (perhaps not really) is 2020: The Year We Don’t Make Contact
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Jezza
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Last 7 days (Top 20)
New cases:
1. USA = 314,612
2. Brazil = 219,798
3. India = 137,403
4. South Africa = 54,512
5. Russia = 46,381
6. Mexico = 41,093
7. Saudi Arabia = 26,285
8. Pakistan = 25,172
9. Bangladesh = 23,162
10. Colombia = 22,435
11. Peru = 20,490
12. Chile = 19,164
13. Iran = 18,026
14. Argentina = 15,917
15. Iraq = 13,166
16. Philippines = 10,359
17. Indonesia = 9,841
18. Kazakhstan = 9,562
19. Oman = 8,927
20. Bolivia = 8,384
New deaths:
1. Brazil = 5,975
2. Mexico = 3,998
3. USA = 2,956
4. India = 2,791
5. Russia = 1,174
6. Iran = 1,114
7. Peru = 1,095
8. Colombia = 876
9. Chile = 696
10. South Africa = 653
11. Iraq = 624
12. Pakistan = 535
13. UK = 506
14. Egypt = 469
15. Indonesia = 433
16. Bolivia = 405
17. Saudi Arabia = 368
18. Bangladesh = 304
19. Argentina = 295
20. Ecuador = 294
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Jezza
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Latest numbers
Confirmed (Deaths) - Recoveries
USA = 3,042,667 (133,062) - 1,325,648
Brazil = 1,628,283 (65,631) - 1,072,229
India = 734,763 (20,546) - 452,063
Russia = 694,230 (10,494) - 463,880
Peru = 305,703 (10,772) - 197,619
Chile = 298,557 (6,384) - 264,371
UK = 285,768 (44,236) - Unknown
Mexico = 261,750 (31,119) - 195,724
Spain = 251,789 (28,388) - 150,376
Iran = 245,688 (11,931) - 207,000
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Australia = 8,755 (106) - 7,455
11,739,633 confirmed cases
542,143 deaths
6,751,554 recoveries
Australia:
- Confirmed cases = 8,755
---- New South Wales = 3,433
---- Victoria = 2,824
---- Queensland = 1,068
---- Western Australia = 621
---- South Australia = 443
---- Tasmania = 228
---- ACT = 108
---- NT = 30
- Deaths = 106
- Recoveries = 7,455
- Case fatality rate = 1.21%
Active Cases = 4,445,936
- USA = 1,583,957
- Brazil = 490,423
- India = 262,154
- Russia = 219,856
- South Africa = 104,563
- Peru = 97,312
- Pakistan = 94,713
- Bangladesh = 88,392
- Spain = 73,025
- Colombia = 65,701
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- Australia = 1,194
**(Maximum) = Recovery numbers are not counted, so only subtracts the number of deaths from the total number of confirmed cases.
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Jezza
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AUSTRALIA
Date = Confirmed Cases (New Cases) = Percentage of new cases
30/06/2020 = 8,023 (67) = 0.8%
1/07/2020 = 8,109 (86) = 1.1%
2/07/2020 = 8,190 (81) = 1.0%
3/07/2020 = 8,255 (65) = 0.8%
4/07/2020 = 8,362 (107) = 1.3%
5/07/2020 = 8,449 (87) = 1.0%
6/07/2020 = 8,586 (137) = 1.6%
7/07/2020 = 8,755 (169) = 2.0%
7,455 recovered, 106 deaths.
Cases doubling every 98 days.
869 cases of community transmission nationwide.
1,194 active cases.
Tasmania and ACT have no active cases.
VICTORIA
Date = Confirmed Cases (New Cases) = Percentage of new cases
30/06/2020 = 2,159 (60) = 2.9%
1/07/2020 = 2,231 (72) = 3.3%
2/07/2020 = 2,303 (72) = 3.2%
3/07/2020 = 2,368 (65) = 2.8%
4/07/2020 = 2,469 (101) = 4.3%
5/07/2020 = 2,536 (67) = 2.7%
6/07/2020 = 2,660 (124) = 4.9%
7/07/2020 = 2,824 (164) = 6.2%
2,028 recovered, 22 deaths.
Cases doubling every 63 days in Victoria.
438 cases of community transmission in Victoria.
774 active cases.
Most cases in a 24-hour period since the pandemic started in January.
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