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Italy's in shut down
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In some cases, there's no option other than to use the ignore feature on here. Yes, that leaves weird gaps in threads, but so be it.
Who said that?
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
I started a thread Beijing two days ago
or have you heard about a further outbreak in Woohan?
but I agree, these markets should be closed but it’s their way of life
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So is bear baiting and bull fighting but we dont allow that anymoreI started a thread Beijing two days ago
or have you heard about a further outbreak in Woohan?
but I agree, these markets should be closed but it’s their way of life
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
I think it's still legal in Spain but most towns there have banned itActually other than the pandemic, I am sure bull fighting continues
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- Limousin
I started a thread Beijing two days ago
or have you heard about a further outbreak in Woohan?
but I agree, these markets should be closed but it’s their way of life
I don't think they are just going to bulldoze the biggest meat and veg market in Asia that employs 10,000 people.
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Cowabunga
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- Ceredigion,Wales
What they need is Little Yellow Tractor Farm And Market Assurance.
That would keep another million people gainfully employed and raise their cost of production a good bit.
That would keep another million people gainfully employed and raise their cost of production a good bit.
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- Northumberland
The first news report i saw this morning,im sure it said a "wet" market in Beijing. I think it was later altered to "wholesale" market, and then after "traced back to European salmon". I wouldnt believe a word they say.
Cowabunga
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- Ceredigion,Wales
Spoke to a friend yesterday who bought some fancy salmon from Tesco and at home, upon inspecting the package, saw that it came from China. It went straight in her bin, unopened. In light of the current news, I reckon she was more wise than wasteful.
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- Lincolnshire
Quite an outbreak at an abattoir in Germany. Seems to favour cold moist environments with people working close to one another. Summer has probably helped the population at large.
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- Northumberland
The salmon theory debunked today.......
ollie989898
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I agree, eating wild animals is probably high risk.
You could say keeping hundreds of thousands of animals in the same confined air space is also asking for an emerging strain of avian influenza or something to get stuck into the human population given that such an environment must be a disease breeding ground?
ollie989898
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How does one raise the production costs of pangolins caught in the wild? Need they use an RSPCA-approved trap?
Cowabunga
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- Ceredigion,Wales
They would need to test and certify each pangolin before and after slaughter if it were up to me. Any coronavirus would render it to be rendered.
I would ban the widespread use of rat meat in Vietnam. I mean, how disgusting. They are now quite capable of growing and eating tidy food and hunting rats in the rice paddies and disposing of them in field digesters as being the waste rubbish that they are. Why eat the damned filthy rubbish unless you are literally starving otherwise?
Did she not have a bottle of chlorine in the house?
The magic cure all for bad hygiene.
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- South Wales UK
Twenty children and adults from same nursery all get coronavirus
There has been an outbreak of coronavirus at Westcroft nursery in Milton Keynes has led to positive tests for 20 staff, children and family members, according to the Director of Public Health
www.dailystar.co.uk
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This was one of the first threads on the pandemic.
Here we are now:-
Here we are now:-
ridger
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How are Italy and Spain faring out now, never hear them mentioned