Lockdown extension (1 Viewer)

[BLIT2014]

low-key happy bout that
but do you reckon they might just open schools for yr 12s tho coz I vaguely remember them doing something like that last year....

I suspect that is one of the options that the Department of Education is looking into. However, may be area-specific.

 

[Directrix]

Covid situation is much more dire & with 77 cases announced today, it's only bound to rise...

 

[cloud_berry]

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i swear it’s like one of the symptoms of COVID is wanting to travel everywhere

 

[jimmysmith560]

i swear it’s like one of the symptoms of COVID is wanting to travel everywhere

TRAVEL-21

 

[nilatar]

The most central issue is the folk who congregate with the gals and because they're wearing active wear it's deemed covid safe (I'm exercising relaxxx)!

A snippet:

 

[DarkOperator618]

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i bet the poeple in bondi are pissed at lockdown cus they miss their pilates classes, as well as their suntanning session ahah

 

[Directrix]

I think this time they’re concerned about students getting delta, which I heard is a more serious mutation of covid, but don’t quote me on it.

less lethal, but far more infectious

 

[Directrix]

I "like" Australia's urge ad for its residents to get vaccinated.
Like they should use a real recovery case or something.

 

[DarkOperator618]

I "like" Australia's urge ad for its residents to get vaccinated.
Like they should use a real recovery case or something.

this isn't even remotely graphic

i might sound like a dick but people are such snowflakes nowadays

 

[nilatar]

this isn't even remotely graphic

i might sound like a dick but people are such snowflakes nowadays

It's perceived differently by everyone - many out there have had plenty of trauma surrounding lethal experiences with COVID within the family.

 

[DarkOperator618]

It's perceived differently by everyone - many out there have had plenty of trauma surrounding lethal experiences with COVID within the family.

I'm fairly certain NSW health wouldn't leave people to die

 

[nilatar]

I'm fairly certain NSW health wouldn't leave people to die

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Covid-related deaths are virtually never in the realm of NSW Health's control...

 

[DarkOperator618]

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Covid-related deaths are virtually never in the realm of NSW Health's control...

i meant like the patient suffering and the health staff seemingly nowhere to be seen

NSW health would never do that in real life

 

[011235]

2 more weeks of lockdown....

 

[DarkOperator618]

2 more weeks of lockdown....

BRUH

 

[nilatar]

i meant like the patient suffering and the health staff seemingly nowhere to be seen

NSW health would never do that in real life

There's really not much evidence of the staff being absent tbh, and I think the whole purpose of a solitary sight of a suffering patient is to emblematically resemble the futility when treating the virus - there's no virtually no means of respite, and what do they do when the patient worsens? They simply intubate & hope for the best... The whole purpose of this ad is to get people to face the reality - your age doesn't entail immunity from the virus, simple.

 

[hellohowslife]

New modelling reveals possible date for end to Sydney lockdown

New modelling adds weight to the view that while NSW's harder lockdown was the right move, a drop in cases won't be seen until September.

www.abc.net.au

If this turns out to be true, what might happen to trials? Will everyone just get estimates?

 

[satvik_1008]

New modelling reveals possible date for end to Sydney lockdown

New modelling adds weight to the view that while NSW's harder lockdown was the right move, a drop in cases won't be seen until September.

www.abc.net.au

If this turns out to be true, what might happen to trials? Will everyone just get estimates?

i think what should happen is that NESA postpones the HSC, allowing trials to happen early term 4/late term 3. Id rather get my ATAR in January rather than have everythign else fucked over

 

[B1andB2]

i think what should happen is that NESA postpones the HSC, allowing trials to happen early term 4/late term 3. Id rather get my ATAR in January rather than have everythign else fucked over

nah no more postponements pls

trials was enough i want to get this over with asap

 

[nilatar]

i think what should happen is that NESA postpones the HSC, allowing trials to happen early term 4/late term 3. Id rather get my ATAR in January rather than have everythign else fucked over

Perpetuates the pain...