The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 537 (January 27 - February 9 2021)

Page2 TheTrumpet JANUARY 27 - FEBRUARY 9 2020
News
Medics and Police appeal to the
public to Stay At Home
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· With Covid-19 now spreading
50%-70% faster than at its peak,
workers on the frontline are
pleading with the public to act
like they have the virus and stay
at home, except for absolutely
essential activities.
· In joint effort, Doctors and the
Police are encouraging people
not to bend the rules to help stop
the spread of Covid-19 and
reduce the pressure on the NHS.
· Around a third of people with
Covid-19 have no symptoms,
and more than 1 in 30 people are
infected with the virus in certain
parts of the country, so bending
the rules could be fatal.
· A new NHS infographic has been
released featuring Dr Ranj Singh
explaining the infection rate of
the new Covid-19 variant and
emphasising why we all need to
stay home.
The new, highly contagious
Covid-19 variant is spreading fast -
50% to 70% faster than the variant
in 2020 - leading to increased
pressure on a strained NHS and
more deaths. The R-number has
risen to 1.3 in many parts of the
country, compared to 0.9 at last
year’s peak, placing the country into
a health emergency.
Medics and the Police are calling
on the public to not be complacent
and to stop the spread by sticking to
the rules which are ‘crucial’ if the
country is to successfully ease
pressure on the NHS and minimise
the number of Covid-19 deaths. Any
deviation of the rules could be fatal
to others.
With a third of people having no
symptoms when carrying the virus,
the message is clear from the
frontline workers - we all must act
like we have the virus and
understand that bending the rules
leads to the virus spreading, which
puts a huge amount of pressure on
an already stretched NHS.
A new short infographic film has
been developed with NERVTAG
data and released to demonstrate
how quickly the new Covid-19
variant spreads. The film
demonstrates how in some parts of
the country 1 in 30 people are
infected with the virus, so bending
the rules could be fatal, for example:
o In a street with just a couple of
hundred people living on it, at
least 6 people could have Covid-
19.
o On the average person’s social
media account, 11 of their
followers could have the virus.
o At a full Wembley Stadium, that
would be equivalent to 3,000
fans.
The film is narrated by TV and
NHS medic Dr Ranj Singh and will
run across PR and social media in
England.
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As a plea to the nation, Dr Ranj
said: “Please don’t risk contracting
or passing on the virus and stay
home as much as possible. I know it
is tough and we are bored with the
guidelines, but on behalf of my
colleagues in the NHS, please stay
at home. I can see it in my hospital,
staff are struggling to cope with the
amount of care needed to be given
to more and more patients suffering
from this terribly debilitating virus.
“If you are going out to exercise,
please do so as locally as possible,
never exercise with more than one
person from another household and
always keep 2 metres distance. If
you have to go to the shops, go
alone, wear a face mask when
indoors and wash your hands before
and afterwards. We all need to be
vigilant.”
The message is clear: stay at
home. However, if you do have to
go outside you must:
o keep two metres away from
everyone
o wear a face mask covering the
nose and mouth when indoors
o keep washing your hands
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alone and limit the trips, someone in
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another household and always keep
some distance.
Whilst the vast majority of the
public have supported this huge
national effort and followed the
rules, the actions of a few people
who are ignoring or bending the
rules is putting everyone at risk and
placing further pressure on doctors,
nurses and NHS staff across the
country.
Chair of the National Police
Chiefs’ Council, Martin Hewitt,
said: “We are at the most dangerous
stage of this pandemic and each of
us has a personal responsibility to
do everything we can to stop the
spread of Coronavirus.
“The easiest way to keep our
family and friends safe is to stay at
home. If you have to go out ask
yourself if your journey is essential,
and if it is, then think about the
safest possible way to do that to
minimise contact with others.
“Whilst the vast majority of us
follow the rules and stay at home,
police officers will be visible in
communities tackling those who are
not playing their part. We will not
hesitate to issue fines to those
deliberately breaching the
regulations with no regard for the
safety of others.”
The vaccine gives us hope for the
future but rising infection rates and
deaths requires all of our action
now. The situation is serious for
everyone. We all need to play our
part so Stay Home > Protect the
NHS > Save Lives.
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