... wow! As though only Americans can be carriers of this virus! Thank God the Brits, Canadians and other are all immune!
The more reasonable idea is large scale antibody testing here to reopen different sectors and only accepting allowing tourists who present proof of having antibodies showing they have cleared the infection to travel here. This reopens the economy somewhat, while we wait for a vaccine!
... but when the same 'hustle' takes place with something you don't agree with he should be fired, right? It seems the concept of what principle means eludes you!
… I think it is relatively obvious that this was never about test kits, if it were those kind hearted donors could have sent them by courier. The fact that these residents could enter while less privileged Bahamian citizens who are stuck in the US and want to come home are being jerked around, speaks volumes!!
1) One kidney doctor has already died from COVID-19 (Judson Eneas).
2) Dr Sands recently said that around 15 COVID positive cases are doctors, that did not include nurses.
3) They just recently had to close a ward because of one COVID patient who had no symptoms.
4) The way I see it, is the director of the department has a duty to protect himself, his staff and other patients who use that department. That would involve having rules in place. Bahamians simply do not like to follow simple rules. Look at how many people cannot follow the simple advice to have one designated shopper per household (every time I go in the grocery store there are people in groups of 2 or 3 three shopping or wearing their masks below their noses).
5) Imagine what would happen to other patients if they had to close dialysis to sanitize.
I find it more egregious to ask the elderly to remove their shoes going through security for domestic flights!
… and you honestly believe that a doctor should wipe the bottom of a resistant patients shoes in this scenario or engage staff for this additional function as opposed to asking ALL persons to simply leave their shoes? Really? Without knowing all the details that the doctor and staff would know, the story is clear that there are those who had no difficulty complying with the suggestion! Do they even have alcohol in amounts to provide this additional service? I don't know, but this is akin to business saying that if you do not have a mask on you cannot enter their business, I do not see that as wrong, in this situation where a potential threat exists to others!!
joeblow says...
... wow! As though only Americans can be carriers of this virus! Thank God the Brits, Canadians and other are all immune!
The more reasonable idea is large scale antibody testing here to reopen different sectors and only accepting allowing tourists who present proof of having antibodies showing they have cleared the infection to travel here. This reopens the economy somewhat, while we wait for a vaccine!
On INSIGHT: Trump's eagerness to open up could be the last thing we need
Posted 5 May 2020, 8:28 a.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... "clearly"? Really?
On TEST KITS FLIGHT: PM confirms protocol breach; Sands – ‘I intend to continue my work‘
Posted 4 May 2020, 2 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
@ThisIsOurs... all Sands had to do was ask for the swabs to be sent by Fed Ex-- problem solved.
This flight was precleared before it left the USA, that is a major problem!
On TEST KITS FLIGHT: PM confirms protocol breach; Sands – ‘I intend to continue my work‘
Posted 4 May 2020, 12:27 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
Sands should not be asked to resign, he should be fired! The only reason he might not be is because Minnis is too politically weak to do so!
On TEST KITS FLIGHT: PM confirms protocol breach; Sands – ‘I intend to continue my work‘
Posted 4 May 2020, 8:33 a.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... but when the same 'hustle' takes place with something you don't agree with he should be fired, right? It seems the concept of what principle means eludes you!
On TEST KITS FLIGHT: PM confirms protocol breach; Sands – ‘I intend to continue my work‘
Posted 4 May 2020, 8:32 a.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
… I think it is relatively obvious that this was never about test kits, if it were those kind hearted donors could have sent them by courier. The fact that these residents could enter while less privileged Bahamian citizens who are stuck in the US and want to come home are being jerked around, speaks volumes!!
On Davis calls for Sands' resignation
Posted 2 May 2020, 12:54 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
Do conch stalls have drive thru windows?
On Potter's Cay: Why let restaurants open but keep our stalls closed?
Posted 1 May 2020, 4:46 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... these kits (actually swabs) could have been sent by Fed Ex if they were really that important. Obviously something more is going on here!
On COVID-19: One newly confirmed case; Americans allowed entry were test kit donors
Posted 1 May 2020, 9:34 a.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
no Mudda. this is my perspective:
1) One kidney doctor has already died from COVID-19 (Judson Eneas).
2) Dr Sands recently said that around 15 COVID positive cases are doctors, that did not include nurses.
3) They just recently had to close a ward because of one COVID patient who had no symptoms.
4) The way I see it, is the director of the department has a duty to protect himself, his staff and other patients who use that department. That would involve having rules in place. Bahamians simply do not like to follow simple rules. Look at how many people cannot follow the simple advice to have one designated shopper per household (every time I go in the grocery store there are people in groups of 2 or 3 three shopping or wearing their masks below their noses).
5) Imagine what would happen to other patients if they had to close dialysis to sanitize.
I find it more egregious to ask the elderly to remove their shoes going through security for domestic flights!
On Row at PMH after patients are asked to take off shoes
Posted 30 April 2020, 9:25 a.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
… and you honestly believe that a doctor should wipe the bottom of a resistant patients shoes in this scenario or engage staff for this additional function as opposed to asking ALL persons to simply leave their shoes? Really?
Without knowing all the details that the doctor and staff would know, the story is clear that there are those who had no difficulty complying with the suggestion! Do they even have alcohol in amounts to provide this additional service? I don't know, but this is akin to business saying that if you do not have a mask on you cannot enter their business, I do not see that as wrong, in this situation where a potential threat exists to others!!
On Row at PMH after patients are asked to take off shoes
Posted 29 April 2020, 8:51 p.m. Suggest removal