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Outbreaks in educational settings
Outbreaks in educational settings
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Outbreaks in secondary schools
Secondary school outbreaks into Yr groups
University outbreaks - rapid reduction as action taken to isolate.
Outbreaks in all educational settings
Events and activities reported prior to symptoms - notice that educational setting is low suggesting transmission rate in sch could be low although & #39;other& #39; needs further research.
Household exposure is high. Hence, full isolation/lockdown between 3-4 wks is the only way that we will halt a tidal of deaths by Christmas.
Govt should consider a full lockdown where a short term reset will save countless lives. Selected yr groups are educated on site and others learn from home esp primary and secondary sector where data suggests outbreaks are most prevalent. Most importantly, the rhetoric needs to
return to: -
Stay home
Protect the NHS
Save Lives
Stay home
Protect the NHS
Save Lives
