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Wish some duffed him. People like that don’t feel any other type of embarrassment
COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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Wish some duffed him. People like that don’t feel any other type of embarrassment
Rigby.
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We got some dumb ass people in this country and the gov’t has only emboldened emthat's the thing...this shyt shouldn't be accepted by people, but half these idiots don't wanna wear a mask & think there's tracking chips in a fukking liquid
I'm just frustrated
as dog shyt as I think Biden the human is, I don’t think he’ll be a negative in this department.
I can’t promise he’ll be a positive either, cuz I’m not holding out hope for that mask mandate
both of the aisle boppin ass decrepit bytch 
CreepyMcCreeperson
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DaRealness
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Covid-19: UK records 30,000 new cases and 316 deaths
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A further 30,501 positive tests for coronavirus were reported on Sunday, as hospitals in parts of the UK warn they are at risk of being overwhelmed.
Another 316 people died within 28 days of a positive test, bringing the total to 70,752.
The true numbers are likely to be higher as some parts of the UK are not reporting data over Christmas.
Northern Ireland has not reported cases or deaths and Scotland has not reported deaths.
It comes as doctors in Scotland warned that the health system was "severely stretched" and a Welsh hospital made an urgent appeal for help with Covid-19 patients on Saturday night.
Wales recorded 70 deaths on Sunday of people who had contracted coronavirus.
Meanwhile, London Ambulance Service said it had been dealing with more than 400 calls an hour on Sunday afternoon and urged people to only call 999 in an emergency.
With almost 8,000 calls on Boxing Day, demand for ambulances in London almost matched 16 March, one of the service's busiest ever days.
'Rapid spread'
Crews arriving at one London hospital had a typical wait of six hours before they could hand over patients to overstretched hospital staff.
One paramedic told the BBC that some patients had been treated in ambulance bays because of a shortage of beds.
An LAS memo said the rising demand was down to the "rapid spread of the new variant of the Covid-19 virus".
Saffron Cordery, deputy chief executive of NHS Providers, said hospitals in London and the south of England were under "real pressure" due to demand from Covid-19 and other conditions, as well as staff absence.
"The public should be under no illusions that this is one of the most challenging times for the NHS," she said.
Meanwhile, NHS England said coronavirus vaccinations had been paused on Christmas Day and over the weekend but would resume on Monday.
The capital has the highest coronavirus infection rate of any UK region, with 794.6 cases per 100,000 people over the last seven days. On Sunday, it reported another 9,719 infections.
But in some parts of Essex, the infection rate is even higher. In the seven days up to 23 December, Brentwood had the highest number of cases per 100,000 people at 1442.5, followed by Epping Forest (1388.1) and Thurrock (1330.7).
Essex County Council said it had increased testing in areas where infection rates were known to be high as part of a strategy to identify more cases and "break the chain of transmission".
Nine out of 10 local authorities in England saw a rise in coronavirus cases in the seven days up to 23 December.
A further 30,501 positive tests for coronavirus were reported on Sunday, as hospitals in parts of the UK warn they are at risk of being overwhelmed.
Another 316 people died within 28 days of a positive test, bringing the total to 70,752.
The true numbers are likely to be higher as some parts of the UK are not reporting data over Christmas.
Northern Ireland has not reported cases or deaths and Scotland has not reported deaths.
It comes as doctors in Scotland warned that the health system was "severely stretched" and a Welsh hospital made an urgent appeal for help with Covid-19 patients on Saturday night.
Wales recorded 70 deaths on Sunday of people who had contracted coronavirus.
Meanwhile, London Ambulance Service said it had been dealing with more than 400 calls an hour on Sunday afternoon and urged people to only call 999 in an emergency.
With almost 8,000 calls on Boxing Day, demand for ambulances in London almost matched 16 March, one of the service's busiest ever days.
'Rapid spread'
Crews arriving at one London hospital had a typical wait of six hours before they could hand over patients to overstretched hospital staff.
One paramedic told the BBC that some patients had been treated in ambulance bays because of a shortage of beds.
An LAS memo said the rising demand was down to the "rapid spread of the new variant of the Covid-19 virus".
Saffron Cordery, deputy chief executive of NHS Providers, said hospitals in London and the south of England were under "real pressure" due to demand from Covid-19 and other conditions, as well as staff absence.
"The public should be under no illusions that this is one of the most challenging times for the NHS," she said.
Meanwhile, NHS England said coronavirus vaccinations had been paused on Christmas Day and over the weekend but would resume on Monday.
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The capital has the highest coronavirus infection rate of any UK region, with 794.6 cases per 100,000 people over the last seven days. On Sunday, it reported another 9,719 infections.
But in some parts of Essex, the infection rate is even higher. In the seven days up to 23 December, Brentwood had the highest number of cases per 100,000 people at 1442.5, followed by Epping Forest (1388.1) and Thurrock (1330.7).
Essex County Council said it had increased testing in areas where infection rates were known to be high as part of a strategy to identify more cases and "break the chain of transmission".
Nine out of 10 local authorities in England saw a rise in coronavirus cases in the seven days up to 23 December.
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BaileyPark31
Love, Peace, Health, and Wealth
It just amazes me that people swallow these right wing talking points. Like the government can't step in and apply targeted relief to the industries and workers affected by the shutdowns. Instead we have a government that doesn't really wanna do shyt for anybody since the stock market recovered and citizens that argue in favor of policies that allow the government to sit on it's hands as the virus spreads and kills people unnecessarily.
BaileyPark31
Love, Peace, Health, and Wealth
fukking cacs
Motherfukkas like this should be refused healthcare if they come down off the strength of being so stupid & selfish.
FruitOfTheVale
Superstar
I just found out three hours ago I've potentially been exposed and that I potentially exposed my mom and sister on Christmas. The person who exposed me supposedly gets their results back on Tuesday... it's going to be a long two days.