@sporeMOH 247 deaths from 1st Oct to 28 Oct.
Average 250 deaths per month, in next 3 months, 750. If situation does not improve, 6 months 1500 deaths. A year 3000 deaths. Is that number same as normal flu deaths per month/year?
@sporeMOH # alternate /odd NRIC numbers in supermarts/markets.
# set compulsary person limit for shops.
# increase bus frequency during peak hours, limit passengers if possible.
# make going to sch optional during this period. (After exams)
# don't lax social distancing checking in queues
@Philip_Doyle@Edklwang I don't expect a lockdown friend, but given the path that sg has taken now, things may complicate until lockdown is inevitable one day. Better to be slow then rush at the first place. Look at UK and Germany, facing deep dilemma to open or close.
@Philip_Doyle@Edklwang @sporeMOH Man-made or not is secondary. The idea is when one is sick with virus, he needs to slow down, rest and recover. Likewise for the planet. Planet is sick, u rush the process, things only get worse. Place economy above health, well...wait and see.
@sporeMOH If restrictions allow companies to sack unvaxed employees, then unvaxed pregnant women should also not be allowed in hospitals to give birth. Where is the logic?
@JJ_Angelus @sporeMOH Depression. The most depressed should be those in the healthcare sectors. Spare a thought for them. Without them, we are hitting the wall.
@Philip_Doyle@johannes_rr Hv you ever imagine these ICU nurses could suffer depression from hearing/seeing deaths every day for more than a month. Definitely not a healthy sign for them.
@Philip_Doyle@johannes_rr If ICU cases are full and specialised nurses workload are doubled or tripled, common sense tells us the immune weaker ones might suffer more which may result in death.
@Philip_Doyle@johannes_rr If a nurse capacity increases from taking care of 4 patients to 10 patients, do u think the care given to each patient will be the same? If so, aren't deaths related to the welfare of healthcare workers.