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When toilets were constructed in a new building at Orchard Manor School in Dawlish in 2016, they were incorrectly connected directly to a surface water drainage system, instead of the public sewerage network. The school has since closed the toilets and will reopen them when the issue has been rectified. It is understood that there was a blocked toilet issue at the school before Christmas. ...
@HuwMattews2 and a 125,000 have not died of/with covid either.
I'm very sorry for your loss. Sincerely. But 125000 people in the UK haven't died from the common cold in the last 12 months.
But the problem is the covid wards are just normal wards with patients who have covid and new patients who come on the ward and contract covid whilst there. I should know my dad went into hospital a short while ago and had 2 tests for covid which were both negative and then the third being the charm was positive and now he is dead. Died with covid ! The difference between those with money is ...
Or just buy one yourself. https://www.amazon.co.uk/oximeter/s?k=oximeter
PEOPLE with Covid in Devon, who are over 65 or are clinically extremely vulnerable, are being encouraged to ask their GP about using a potentially life-saving device at home to check their blood oxygen levels are not getting dangerously low. Margaret Butler, 76, of Dawlish, also used the device in February after her local GP practice suggested it. Read more... ...
@ FredBasset Coronavirus doesn't discriminate between people with no money, or in your case, people with lots of money. Go look in a Covid ward for your kind of people who have lots of money but can't and won't be able to spend it, as they think that they are immune due to their financial position!
Imagine for a moment.... You drive out of Exeter. You go through Exminster, Kenton, Starcross, Dawlish Warren, Dawlish, Teignmouth. Cross the river to Shaldon and back to Bishop'. On to Newton Abbot, through Kingskerswell and into Torquay. The last person you saw was in Exeter. For the other places - there's nobody there. Nobody between Exeter and Paignton! That's the equivalent ...
Firefighters had to rescue two Devon walkers who got themselves waist-deep in a sticky situation. A 999 call was made at around 12.50pm today to reports of two people stuck in the mud on a public footpath on farmland in Mamhead, near Dawlish. At the time of the call, they were stuck in the mud up to their knees, but when firefighters arrived they had sunk deeper Read more... ...
It all happens in Warrennation street.