Originally Posted by
Stickshift3000
There's really not that many active cases in Melbourne if you look at the % of the population.
It's little wonder that people are dying as it gets into nursing homes, along with the odd outliers here and there.
Life goes on pretty normal for me, just not much flying.
Mate, reality check. This disease has the capacity to seriously affect everyone. As soon as we get R>1, every person who gets it infects more than one other person.
Yesterday a Melbourne man in his 30s with no previous conditions died.
Even if you don't die, you can be crippled by the disease.
Check out this Scottish pilot - needs a lung transplant after losing 90% capacity to COVID-19.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...-on-ventilator