Gnads wrote on Feb 1
st, 2020 at 4:46pm:
Sophia wrote on Jan 30
th, 2020 at 5:46pm:
Setanta wrote on Jan 30
th, 2020 at 5:15pm:
Gordon wrote on Jan 30
th, 2020 at 4:52pm:
Yeah, my son tells me before it even gets on the news like the one I posted last night. He works in emergency at GCUH.
I used to work for Melbourne Ambulance, as Data processor with all the reports from ambo drivers, I would know before it was news.
Some were quite tragic, would always stop me mid typing, and just feel sad.
Anyway, re: the plane situation with domestic flight from Melbourne to Gold Coast, I just told my daughter, whom will be flying from Melbourne to Gold Coast next week, to wear nose mask and glasses.
And she said she definitely will.
Now we won’t know who is infected until 14 days later.
In airplanes the air goes round and round. So just people sitting near the person tested positive does not make sense to me.
Recirculated air!
The air used to be cleaner in planes when smoking was permitted.https://www.traveller.com.au/reader-letters-visiting-parliament-a-shambles-gs3vd... Surely you jest Lols?
I'd never get on a plane if that was still allowed.
There's a point to what I wrote about the smoking on planes, the air was taken in from outside, whereas now, it just recirculates.
I never liked the smoking compartments either, when I used to travel by train, there was a smoking one, and non smoking, in my younger years, when I used to smoke, I still never went into the smoking carriage.
Stunk my hair and clothes otherwise.
Now the ban on smoking most places makes it more pleasant.
I can't believe how much cigarette packs are now!
There was someone in front buying a 3 packs for about $120 or so.
Like, that's more than my grocery shopping I had in the trolley!
So glad I gave up decades ago.
Saved heaps. And my lungs!