Originally Posted by Gambalunga
Originally Posted by +8Rich

In Italy, the number of deaths in a 24-hour period reached a new high, up by 368 since Saturday to reach a total of 1,809. Of those, 1,218 were recorded in the Lombardy region, which is home to the business hub of Milan.

We shall only know whose strategy was right about this time next year, like Brexit there are no "real experts" these are both new events and we need to give it time.

Nobody should think that that is unexpected. The really strict regulations have only been in place for a week, and minor restrictions for two weeks. Simple logic shows that if you have an incubation period of 2 weeks we still have another week or two to go before we see a reduction in cases. It should also be pointed out that people who are seriously ill take a long time to recover. We are now seeing provision beeing made to move recovering patients to the hospitals that used to cater to TB patients for lung rehabilitation.

One of the worst areas is Bergamo, 40 km from here.

That's a bit close to home, like I said time will tell us who got it right or not.

Interesting the Germany has closed it's borders now, for a major trading nation that is a big move but a necessary evil.

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