A final design of ventilator that can be rushed into mass production is expected to be agreed on by the Government and its health advisers as soon as today.
TestCardGirl1 Thank you.
Get on and do it than
WalkerWorcester Is this why you’ve not responded about keeping public and staff safe by closing Worcester libraries? So local company can make some money? Will the council be liable if transmission is shown to have gone through The Hive being kept open in face of council and gov’s own advice?
Just make them NOW! If they work in the factories, that is all is needed. Just ignore the red tape for now
YorkshireLady3 inventive, innovative - on the front foot - this is why this country won to world wars👍👍
Now where are they going to put them? Maybe not in hospitals, so they cannot infect other patients? Thats what happened in Wuhan.
Should have been done in January, when China built a hospital in 10 days! ECONOMY vs HUMAN LIFE?
« manufacturing could begin by the end of the month. » this is not readiness - this is too little, too late
Production of ventilators.This should have been done two weeks ago. Stop lagging behind Johnson. London ridiculously crowded. Are we a nation now of dim wit's. Catch up, we knows what's happening in Italy now. Wake up, let's get ahead of the game.
How are you going to produce the nurses to operate them ? Repatriating the 10000+ EU NHS staff that left since 2016?
Who needs the EU 💪🇬🇧
Great. Do you have enough staff to work them?
As soon.!!
Within a week to two weeks the NHS will be swamped with coronavirus cases these useless sods in government who could not run a bath may have a stack of ventilators just in time for the second wave in October
Should of been done in February
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