I got 50 medical masks from Walgreen's for $29.99
This was a worry this would happen and now it has, several times now.Virus second wave fears likely as authorities identify new symptoms
Virus second wave fears likely as authorities identify new symptoms
Natalie Oliveri
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There are fears Australia could be struck down by a second coronavirus wave after a second Black Lives Matter protester tested positive to COVID-19.
Health authorities have also added a lack of taste and smell to the list of coronavirus symptoms as they make a fresh appeal for people to come forward for testing.
There was "still the potential" for more cases to emerge from the protests in Melbourne on June 6.
"The incubation period generally is between five to seven days, but we do know it can stretch out as far as 10-14," Chief nursing and midwifery officer Alison McMillan told Today.
"Recently we've added the loss of taste and smell to the diagnosis because we can definitely see now in the evidence that some people do - that's the first thing they experience."
Hope you are ok.
It is a combination of both. The assisted living is the portion where my Mom lives because she is still able to care for herself in her apartment.
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I think they have sealed their borders but this states the two had recently returned from the UK which seems to indicate they normally live in NZ. They have a lot of NZ'ers returning from overseas. Nurses, for example, and round the world travellers. Just proves that a country cannot say it's over. MOO
Well England is nearly normalcy from today when shops are open and masks needed on Public Transport. I guess we will have to watch how it goes.
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Image captionThere were big queues outside the Nike store in Central London
Demand across England's high streets, retail parks and shopping centres surged on Monday morning as some shops reopened after a three month lockdown.
Research firm Springboard said that footfall, up until midday, was 42% higher than last week, and likely to be even higher by the end of the day.
It came as pent-up demand led to reports of long queues at shops such as Primark, Zara and Sports Direct.
However, the shopper numbers were still far below the same time last year.
All shops in England are now allowed to open, although retailers have had to introduce strict safety measures.
These include plastic screens at the tills and floor markings to keep shoppers two metres (6ft 5ins) apart - measures that are already a regular fixture in supermarkets.
Jaydee Darrock, from Warwickshire, was one of the first inside Primark's Birmingham store after queuing from about 07:00. She described it as "surprisingly calm".
"We thought it would be chaotic, it's not, it's quite nice," she said.
I think the public crowd events will likely not return for a while yet unfortunately. Did you see the unique birthday ceremony I posted for the Queen that showed the guards social distancing while she watched clearly delighted. Trooping the colour was cancelled for first time in 98 years I think it said.
Britain is doing it right. The US? Well, next is the political rally in Tulsa. Masks optional. Social distancing not considered. Then, it's on to Texas, Florida, Arizona and North Carolina. Consider this when sports venues are playing w/o spectators.
We visited for the first time since March with my daughter and family outside. We chose the front yard. Mr Pirate and I sat in chairs on the cement driveway over 6 feet back of the grass. The girls age 2 and 4 had toys, little chairs and snacks on the lawn scattered about. The new baby was in moms arms. Dad and mom played with the kids and kept them happy on the grass while we watched and of course chatted and engaged them. They were told they could only stay on the grass. Having the clear distinction of grass and cement helped. The 2 yr old teased and touched her foot to the cement a few times but mom and dad redirected with toys and a kick ball on the lawn. It was a great visit. That said it was so very hard not to scoop the girls up in a big hug.
