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Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Thu Jan 20, 2022 9:25 am
by Chrisdee
As been said a million times, the vaccinations are working, if you catch it you've a better chance of surviving. As for the flights, i could have a test Monday and show negative when its taken but 2 days later on the Wednesday it could show up as positive and I've travelled with a lot of other people in a close space.

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Thu Jan 20, 2022 10:41 am
by Gustav
Thats what I'm saying everyone on that flight has to have had a negative test to fly! So there should be no one with covid on that flight , negative means negative.

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Thu Jan 20, 2022 11:01 am
by Chrisdee
Aren't there a few days incubation period? So when they are tested it's negative but a couple of days later it rears its ugly head and then they are positive?

Gustav wrote:Thats what I'm saying everyone on that flight has to have had a negative test to fly! So there should be no one with covid on that flight , negative means negative.

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Thu Jan 20, 2022 3:08 pm
by gebrow
Remember it's 48 hrs from test.. lots things happen in those 48 hrs.. gaurentee most still go out see people etc some who maybe infected and give to u after lft test but before flight.. u then fly take day 2 which us day 4 since original lft plenty time now show.. simples..

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Fri Jan 21, 2022 7:37 am
by Hqx52t
:text-goodpost:
Lostblackcatman wrote:The NHS is on its knees due to 10 years of austerity and staff absent from work due to covid. Is it only the unvaxxed staff that are sick?? . Just think how bad its goung to be when the 100k or so unvaccinated staff are sacked in April.
They were fine and we all clapped them at the height of the pandemic when it was all hands to the pumps, but now that we are coming out of the crisis they have to go.

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Fri Jan 21, 2022 7:40 am
by Hqx52t
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Lostblackcatman wrote:My wife (fully vaccinated) and myself (no vax) both tested pos for covid late nov.
Both flu like symptoms, both equally ill, both recovered at same time. Explain that please? Oh and Ive now got natural imunity

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Fri Jan 21, 2022 6:32 pm
by BNT162b2
Gustav wrote:Thats what I'm saying everyone on that flight has to have had a negative test to fly! So there should be no one with covid on that flight , negative means negative.


No. You could test negative at 1pm on Monday, and be positive at 1:05pm.

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Fri Jan 21, 2022 6:50 pm
by Gustav
BNT162b2 wrote:
Gustav wrote:Thats what I'm saying everyone on that flight has to have had a negative test to fly! So there should be no one with covid on that flight , negative means negative.


No. You could test negative at 1pm on Monday, and be positive at 1:05pm.

How do you know this please?
According to WHO it needs to incubate more than 5mins.but surely as a responsible person once leaving the testing zone masking up hand gelling, only keeping your own company not mixing with others ,how can you be positive 5mins later??????

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Fri Jan 21, 2022 9:56 pm
by gebrow
It was a cynical post.. tongue in cheek.. but u can catch it post test.. no one can be niave to be totally isolated post test for 48 hrs plus airport then plane then 48 post arrival.. plenty time to pick it up touch an surface with it on.. be in area that has a cough sneeze in area..

Re: unvaccinated residents

PostPosted: Sat Jan 22, 2022 7:44 am
by Gustav
Testing posts??
The test is usualy up your nose or back of throat,
Never had swab taken from tongue or cheek.