上級の medics 警告する `illogical´ 直面する covering messaging 危険s Covid spread

上級の medics have criticised the “illogical” messaging around 直面する coverings, which could 危険 the spread of coronavirus.

The British 医療の 協会 (BMA) said a second 頂点(に達する) of Covid-19, 連合させるd with a seasonal 突発/発生 of flu, could be “破滅的な for the NHS” and 発言する/表明するd 批評 of 政府 指導/手引 on the use of 直面する coverings, the 後見人 報告(する)/憶測d.

直面する coverings are already compulsory on public 輸送(する) in England, and the 政府 has made it 義務的な to wear them in shops and supermarkets from July 24 to 減ずる the spread of coronavirus.

But BMA 会議 chairman Dr Chaand Nagpaul said introducing coverings in shops but not workplaces, or other areas where social distancing was impossible, was illogical.

He 追加するd: “Everyone has their 役割 to play, but there needs to be (疑いを)晴らす, concise public messaging.

“To introduce 対策 for shops, but not other 状況/情勢s where physical distancing is not possible ? 含むing some workplaces ? is illogical and 追加するs to 混乱 and the 危険 of the ウイルス spreading.”

Dr Alison Pittard, 長,率いる of the Faculty of 集中的な Care 薬/医学, 警告するd the NHS could be “圧倒するd” by a second wave during seasonal flu and said if people do not wear 直面する coverings the ウイルス could spread to levels seen earlier this year, the 後見人 報告(する)/憶測d.

She 追加するd: “People might think Covid is over with, why do I have to wear a 直面する mask.

“But it isn’t over. We still have Covid 患者s in 集中的な care.

“If the public don’t 肉体的に distance and don’t wear 直面する coverings we could very quickly get 支援する to where we were earlier this year.”

Their comments come after 総理大臣 Boris Johnson played 負かす/撃墜する the prospect of a second 国家の coronavirus lockdown, 説 he did not want to use it any more than Britain’s 核搭載ミサイル 核の deterrent.

Mr Johnson said the 当局 were getting better at identifying and 孤立するing 地元の outbr eaks, although it was important that the 力/強力にする to order 国家の 活動/戦闘 was held in reserve.

“I can’t abandon that 道具 any more than I would abandon a 核の deterrent. But it is like a 核の deterrent, I certainly don’t want to use it. And nor do I think we will be in that position again,” he told The Sunday Telegraph.

His comments could lead to その上の 緊張s between 大臣s and their 科学の 専門家s after the 長,指導者 科学の 助言者 Sir Patrick Vallance 警告するd on Friday there was “a 危険” that 国家の 対策 could be needed as winter approaches.

発表するing another 緩和 of lockdown 制限s in England, Mr Johnson on Friday said he hoped there could be a “重要な return to normality” in time for Christmas.

At the same time, he said the 政府 had given 地元の 当局 new 力/強力にするs to の近くに 明確な/細部 前提s, shut outdoor spaces and 取り消す events.

Earlier this week, Rochdale brought in 即座の new 対策 to 避ける a reintroduction of lockdown, as the town’s director of public health 警告するd the “fight against coronavirus is not over”.

The borough followed Blackburn with Darwen and Pendle, in Lancashire, in 勧めるing 居住(者)s to follow extra 警戒s such as wearing 直面する coverings in shops and 限界ing home 訪問者s to two people.

人物/姿/数字s 解放(する)d on Thursday showed the number of new Covid-19 事例/患者s in Rochdale for the seven days to July 13 was 30 per 100,000 全住民 ? a 減少(する) from 35.9 in the seven days to July 6.

Leicester continues to have the highest 率 at 99.7 new 事例/患者s per 100,000.

Dominic Harrison, the director of public health at Blackburn with Darwin 会議, said the 国家の tracing system was only managing to reach half of those who had been in の近くに 接触する with a coronavirus 患者 in his 地域.

Speaking on BBC 無線で通信する 4 on Sunday, Prof Harrison said that Blackburn with Darwen 直面するd a “rising tide” of 感染s.

Leicester became the first place in the country to have tight 制限s reimposed on June 30 に引き続いて a rise in coronavirus 感染s.

The Health 長官 on Thursday 発表するd a 部分的な/不平等な 解除するing of lockdown 対策 in Leicester, but said some 制限s still remain in place 予定 to the high 率s of coronavirus.

A cluster of coronavirus 感染s has been 確認するd at an NHS 実験(する) and Trace call centre in North Lanarkshire.

The news comes as Scotland 記録,記録的な/記録するd 23 new 確認するd 事例/患者s of coronavirus ? the highest 増加する in almost a month.

Three of these were in the Lanarkshire health board area.

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