And - numbers of suicide this year so far, are already more than all of suicides for 2019. We’re living in some kind of weird utilitarian barbarism.
Melbourne, locked down for 3 months, offers stark lesson on costs: lost 1200 jobs/day 30% surge in mental health services $6.3bn in lost economic activityhttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-10-28/city-locked-down-for-three-months-has-bleak-lesson-for-the-world …
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Victorian coroners report suggests suicides roughly in line with previous years That means a sensational job has been done by the mental health support teams with upwards of 30% more calls handled brilliantly
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Ignores the issue of other states closing borders to Victoria and therefore a goal of small manageable numbers eg 50-100 per day weren't acceptable to open up. You can't have 25% of economy effectively shut so Victorians had to suck it up to reopen the nation.
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If other states had a suppression plan and not elimination then Vic could have opened 6 weeks ago. Who would take the blame for this? Are other states sorry for 42k job losses? Lots of jobs lost in one area but regional politics working well for the remainder of Australians.
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And yet.... the second wave was flattened, instead of taking off to stratospheric levels like in other countries.
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so, how are the other methods used in europe currently going? alive albeit poor beats rich and dead, any day
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