COVIDIOTS in Trinidad & Tobago

[sMASH]

[daring dragoon]

I wish to add that police and regiment personnel past around several key beaches this evening to ensure patrons left the beach area promptly at 6pm. This would continue everyday for this weekend.

Let we hope that after the easter alexander and the other band of merry policemen can walk along the beaches in cedros and other south beaches to play football and see when the boat load of venez running up to shore.

this 5 days prove that the TTPS CAN patrol the beaches and its just that they dont want to cause if you can patrol against your own citizens to bully them into wearing a mask, it should be easier to wait for illegal immigrants trying to enter and infect trinidad and tobago.

[ruffneck_12]

98% survival rate...

[drchaos]

98% survival rate...

Closer to 99%

[Ted_v2]

lockdown by wednesday?

wuh you guys thinking?

[sMASH]

sounding so. dont want to upset the christian supporters.
too much crap goin on with the vaccine and the oil/gas and forex, so they hadda divert somehow. nobody taking on clearance enough as a diversion.

[agent007]

Well bro, that's a whole different drama by itself but good point.

Anyway, further to what I mentioned, there was a NatSec helicopter that patrolled a great portion of our east coast on the afternoon of 3/4/21. You all can add more as you see fit.

Take note, intelligence is being gathered on our behavior, so dont be surprised if beaches are closed for a 2nd time.

I wish to add that police and regiment personnel past around several key beaches this evening to ensure patrons left the beach area promptly at 6pm. This would continue everyday for this weekend.

Let we hope that after the easter alexander and the other band of merry policemen can walk along the beaches in cedros and other south beaches to play football and see when the boat load of venez running up to shore.

this 5 days prove that the TTPS CAN patrol the beaches and its just that they dont want to cause if you can patrol against your own citizens to bully them into wearing a mask, it should be easier to wait for illegal immigrants trying to enter and infect trinidad and tobago.

[timelapse]

I hoping.Drive down Ptown by the inlaws laat night around 7.Bars were pumping.Fortunately the police like they noticed that too.Saw operations going on by the Tarouba link up and by Liquor bank on the way back

lockdown by wednesday?

wuh you guys thinking?

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

Seeing C3 had big crowds yesterday.

[aaron17]

lockdown by wednesday?

wuh you guys thinking?

Like i said...convenience.

[Dohplaydat]

The time to lockdown was last week, again we learn nothing from Barbados

[MaxPower]

Lockdown or not, the irresponsibility will continue.

Trinis simply do not care.

[SPK1983]

How do you people reconcile the fact that what you are being told by the media and politicians are not what the majority of people are actually experiencing in reality.
For instance does anybody here know personally somebody who actually died from Covid in the same way we all know somebody who died from the real killers of this world eg cancer?
I know about 10 people who had Covid including elderly folks and people with ailments..... not one death., whereas almost everyone I have ever known to have cancer had died.

I mean cancer killing everybody at every age right? Same with all the real killer diseases right? Also is there a version of these diseases where people can by asymptomatic as it is with this great hoax flu 19?

You people have been BS ed for decades with the same sheit over and over Sars , Mers , Bird Flu, Swine Flu e.t.c e.t.c over and over coming to get you and you continue to lap it up time and time again.

I personally know 4 people who have died from COVID, all abroad. They ranged from mid 40s- early 70s in age, 3 of them had co-morbidities and 1 was otherwise supposed to be healthy, and they all went down the same way, within 2-3 weeks of diagnosis.

On top of that, one of my aunts in the UK got severely ill but recovered, but still suffered with respiratory issues for more than 7 months after recovery, and she never suffered with any respiratory issues prior.

Until it hits home, keep braying like you are doing here.

[drchaos]

How do you people reconcile the fact that what you are being told by the media and politicians are not what the majority of people are actually experiencing in reality.
For instance does anybody here know personally somebody who actually died from Covid in the same way we all know somebody who died from the real killers of this world eg cancer?
I know about 10 people who had Covid including elderly folks and people with ailments..... not one death., whereas almost everyone I have ever known to have cancer had died.

I mean cancer killing everybody at every age right? Same with all the real killer diseases right? Also is there a version of these diseases where people can by asymptomatic as it is with this great hoax flu 19?

You people have been BS ed for decades with the same sheit over and over Sars , Mers , Bird Flu, Swine Flu e.t.c e.t.c over and over coming to get you and you continue to lap it up time and time again.

I personally know 4 people who have died from COVID, all abroad. They ranged from mid 40s- early 70s in age, 3 of them had co-morbidities and 1 was otherwise supposed to be healthy, and they all went down the same way, within 2-3 weeks of diagnosis.

On top of that, one of my aunts in the UK got severely ill but recovered, but still suffered with respiratory issues for more than 7 months after recovery, and she never suffered with any respiratory issues prior.

Until it hits home, keep braying like you are doing here.

Just a note that a covid death last year was anyone who died 28 days after a covid diagnosis. Doesn’t matter what you actually die from.

Other respiratory viruses are not counted like this typically you die from MI’s or pneumonia and the infectious disease is listed as a comorbidity along with your chronic diseases.

People are dyeing from covid but not in the numbers you think.

But in Trinidad here we don’t really have an issue. Survival rate is around 99-98%.

Went to maracas today after the Tobago break. Crowd wasn’t that bad, half of the people were wearing masks. Loads of police around but hardly any enforcements even with the road traffic violations.

[BUG]

The time to lockdown was last week, again we learn nothing from Barbados

Absolutely. The horse bolted last week. We should have at least tried to close the gate and lockdown before the Easter weekend. This is going to blow up in numbers within 2 weeks time. The public (and the government/politicians on both sides) succumbed to covid fatigue at probably the worst possible time of year.

The sheeple spouting nonsense like "plandemic" and "Bill Gates covid" didn't help either. This is gonna get ugly.

[Dohplaydat]

Covid doesn't spread on the beach, it spreads in the cars and maxis on the way down.

[redmanjp]

so u see warm weather not stopping it

[drchaos]

so u see warm weather not stopping it

Death rate continues to stay low. So we still don’t have a problem.

[Dohplaydat]

so u see warm weather not stopping it

Yes it does, there's literally dozens of research papers showing it. Remember, whatever out break we peak at is literally 5 to 10 times less than other temperate countries.

What we need to be concerned with is if this is the UK or Brazilian strain since those have a higher Rnaught and warm temps might not be that dampening.

[drchaos]

so u see warm weather not stopping it

Yes it does, there's literally dozens of research papers showing it. Remember, whatever out break we peak at is literally 5 to 10 times less than other temperate countries.

What we need to be concerned with is if this is the UK or Brazilian strain since those have a higher Rnaught and warm temps might not be that dampening.

Careful with using Rnaught number for a new strain. Without enough data your Rnaught will appear to be very high. Wild type SARS Cov 19 Rnaught was significantly higher than the flu at the beginning of 2020 and now it’s around the same.

[redmanjp]

so u see warm weather not stopping it

Yes it does, there's literally dozens of research papers showing it. Remember, whatever out break we peak at is literally 5 to 10 times less than other temperate countries.

What we need to be concerned with is if this is the UK or Brazilian strain since those have a higher Rnaught and warm temps might not be that dampening.

it might slow it a bit but not stop it. our peak could also be less because we lockdown before those countries, some of which may have more hospital beds per capita which goes into those decisions

[redmanjp]

so u see warm weather not stopping it

Yes it does, there's literally dozens of research papers showing it. Remember, whatever out break we peak at is literally 5 to 10 times less than other temperate countries.

What we need to be concerned with is if this is the UK or Brazilian strain since those have a higher Rnaught and warm temps might not be that dampening.

Careful with using Rnaught number for a new strain. Without enough data your Rnaught will appear to be very high. Wild type SARS Cov 19 Rnaught was significantly higher than the flu at the beginning of 2020 and now it’s around the same.

depends on whether the given population is immune, through vaccination or infection. most of T&T isn't. even if u multiply our cases by 10 (80000) that is less than 1/10th of the population. the R0 may be going down in countries that already vaccinated a substantial portion of their population. it doesn't just change so, without mutating or imposing a lockdown.

we went from 3 a day a month ago to 40.

[drchaos]

Doesn't seem that bad.

We were in the same situation in Jan and back in Oct last year.

[Dohplaydat]

Doesn't seem that bad.

We were in the same situation in Jan and back in Oct last year.

Not really eh

[redmanjp]

except the nos we seeing now don't take this easter long weekend with beaches here and in tobago full.

[redmanjp]

you know just like how fines/demerit pts go up on long weekends fines for masks should as well.

[BUG]

Covid doesn't spread on the beach, it spreads in the cars and maxis on the way down.

And in the ferries and planes especially x2 accounting for return trips.

[BUG]

Doesn't seem that bad.

We were in the same situation in Jan and back in Oct last year.

Those outbreaks were long before covid fatigue set in. It would be a mistake to try and compare last year's outbreak response to this year's.

We are within a perfect storm of: steadily increasing case numbers approaching a holiday period, a large amount of population movement, large amount of gatherings and fatigue related to measures used to control the spread of the virus.

It's a very worrying situation right now.

[paid_influencer]

Doesn't seem that bad.

We were in the same situation in Jan and back in Oct last year.

Those outbreaks were long before covid fatigue set in. It would be a mistake to try and compare last year's outbreak response to this year's.

We are within a perfect storm of: steadily increasing case numbers approaching a holiday period, a large amount of population movement, large amount of gatherings and fatigue related to measures used to control the spread of the virus.

It's a very worrying situation right now.

God is a Trini, bro. Relax.

also welcome to the forum

[drchaos]

Jeez yall real depressing ...

The chicken little syndrome is real in this place.

Everything is doom and gloom ... We all gonna die, Case numbers rising, everyone panic, worry yada yada yada.
Case numbers rose from Oct to Nov 2020 (which BTW was a bigger spike than you seeing now 120 per day vs 40)

Then crashed down from December to March ... Tell me why did we have a reduction is cases during christmas into carnival and so on. The time of the year with loads of gatherings and case number went down.
Now yall saying Easter ... We all gonna die ...