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Midlands outbreak. The authorities
& #39;believed to be examining transmission patterns to see if anything unusual is happening in the Midlands but it could be weeks or months before that analysis becomes clear.& #39;
& #39;months& #39;
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& #39;believed to be examining transmission patterns to see if anything unusual is happening in the Midlands but it could be weeks or months before that analysis becomes clear.& #39;
& #39;months& #39;
2/ & #39;Officials in the region believe its number of cases is tracking about two weeks behind London.& #39;
Another source said & #39;T there were only 240 ventilators in the West Midlands and that the region would need 2,500 by 11 April& #39;
Another source said & #39;T there were only 240 ventilators in the West Midlands and that the region would need 2,500 by 11 April& #39;
3/ IF the peak was Easter weekend & #39;One source familiar with one of the larger ventilator projects said that, despite the best efforts of high-end manufacturers, the target was ânowhere nearâ being met. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/apr/03/nhs-faces-shortfall-of-ventilators-as-manufacturers-struggle-coronavirus">https://www.theguardian.com/business/...
âYou just canât do this sort of stuff overnight, which is what theyâre trying to do. But if thereâs a 2nd wave in the winter, weâll have a lot more by thenâ Another source: "âWe should have started doing this weeks ago..." ( more at the link, these comments on vents apply all UK)
