dinodebino
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I know. But I saw a lot, and I mean a lot of videos footage of churches that were full packed this weekend. I read that 80% of all parishes there have been infected. That's awful.
I know. But I saw a lot, and I mean a lot of videos footage of churches that were full packed this weekend. I read that 80% of all parishes there have been infected. That's awful.
Yo tabarnak.France reports 1355 new deaths….
1 000 000!!!
What I find odd is that NDG and CSL are hotbeds, while neighboring burroughs are relatively virus free. Westmount, Hampstead and Montreal-West report very few cases.
Louisiana has EXPLODED with cases today.
damn, thats intense.France reports 1355 new deaths….
what... they were around 4-500 per dayFrance reports 1355 new deaths….
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Native said:Kriss E Said:
As a montreal native, I've been very attentive to our current situation and thank all those that give updates.
As per sante montreal, they have added age breakdown as of Mar. 31. I've roughly categorized the age groups just to give an idea of those affected, grouping the young and then subsequently going 10yr intervals for our elderly.
Coronavirus COVID-19 - Santé Montréal
0-39 = 42%
40-59 = 33%
60-69 = 12%
70-79 = 7%
80+ = 6%
we all know that the majority of fatalities are predominately our seniors, yet they are only 13% (70+) of positive cases. it's the younger generation that is most infected ( 0-59 = 75%). This is the group that has best chance of survival but also the group that is the cause of the spread and killing our parents and grandparents.
I hope our younger generation that felt invincible and had a great spring break but disregarded basic safety measures will recognize that they their selfish and irresponsible behavior has contributed to the deaths of their own parents and grandparents, at the very least. Also for those elderly snowbirds that violated quarantine protocols, are equally to blame.
Those are the people who are working, going to grocers or pharmacies, etc. Makes perfect sense.
Agreed. the majority of those working and going out are those most infected.
I'm not sure, they didn't say in the article I saw, and that was two days ago.Aren't the percapita rate of contamination really high in Hampstead and Westmount?
Seb ya eu le coco?good news is that he won't give it to me.
What I find odd is that NDG and CSL are hotbeds, while neighboring burroughs are relatively virus free. Westmount, Hampstead and Montreal-West report very few cases.
I'm not sure, they didn't say in the article I saw, and that was two days ago.
I'm not sure, they didn't say in the article I saw, and that was two days ago.
Montreal Est only one. Virus killed off by air pollution. Senneville 0 cases. Clean west island air.
Montreal Est only one. Virus killed off by air pollution. Senneville 0 cases. Clean west island air.
Lol. No one travels in Montreal-Est.
Also, Senneville being at zero is par for the course, considering, wait, is there even a thousand people living there?
How big of a role does the crazy wedding played?
Lol. No one travels in Montreal-Est.
Also, Senneville being at zero is par for the course, considering, wait, is there even a thousand people living there?
How big of a role does the crazy wedding played?
Un vrai tuffe! Montréal-Est, home of the Rangers!Good ! This is my turf ! We're not rich, but we're robust.
Un vrai tuffe! Montréal-Est, home of the Rangers!
look at the positive guys. hospitalizations are still low. Second, the under investigation section keeps dropping and then we see tweets like this.
It shows that social distancing is working. And with 7000 calls to the police yesterday snitching on people. We are heading in the right direction.
Possibly more people in these areas are following the guidelines realizing the dire results if not followed.I know but what does that have to do with it? They can easily get infected like the rest. The virus doesn't know the difference between Walkley and Greene.
Good ! This is my turf ! We're not rich, but we're robust.