If the government had reacted to the ventilator shortage in February, a private sector effort starting now, might have made lifesaving equipment available widely in mid-to late April
Now it is unlikely to be before June
Your inaction on coronavirus will cost lives @BorisJohnson
I want to thank all of our brilliant public servants, not only in the NHS, but also in the Police, Armed Forces, local government, social care and elsewhere - you have shown extraordinary courage in facing this national emergency. Our country owes you a huge debt of gratitude.pic.twitter.com/ExjgZ2HhYM
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. Boris and his Government are doing a terrific job in the circumstances and with the information available. Each and every country will have the hindsight conversation in due course but for now bore off!! - 4 more replies
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How about thanking all the lorry drivers. Who have worked overtime to get us food! Also supermarket staff, putting themselves at risk everyday, in contact with hundreds of people. Of course the NHS are doing an amazing job. We must all come together.
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Yes I'm a morrisons home delivery driver working over time to try and keep up with the demand, we have no ppe whatsoever
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Thanks to you too Sir. By far, The best PM ever.pic.twitter.com/H3O6zR6oeU
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Especially well done to the public servant(s) who gave a contract for 10,000 untested ventilators to a Tory donor who's never built them before. Extraordinary courage.
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Was it Grayling ? Just asking.
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You owe them the Personal Protective Equipment they need NOW. ENOUGH with the false promises. Words come cheap. But YOUR words come cheapest of all.
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