DUBLIN - Ireland’s government faced political and business resistance on Monday to a surprise recommendation by health chiefs for Europe’s first major second wave national lockdown to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed as coronavirus cases rise.
While Ireland reported the highest number of daily cases since late April on Saturday, its 14-day cumulative case total of 104.6 per 100,000 people is only the 14th-highest infection rate out of 31 European countries monitored by the European Centre for Disease Control. One of the health officials that provided the advice said Ireland could run out of intensive care beds by the start of November if the current trajectory of COVID-19 cases continued.
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NoHscDuringCovid19 in Bangladesh.
Fewer people believe this ruse with each passing day. Expect the authoritarian hammer to be brought down hard on dissident skulls for the good of everyone’s health.
Second wave with the regular flu to boot. We'll all have to deal with it, but some will be in better shape than others. We are not. Period.
Surely you mean 'unclear'?
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