So they could have done the same thing over a screen? Unnecessary journey.
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Yeah, good point, you know how good 94 year-olds with dementia are with technology, it would’ve been fine.pic.twitter.com/kpnAFLXqCf
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Yes, she couldn't possibly have had a Skype call done for her.
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The home does organise FaceTime and telephone visits but the former can be confusing for residents with dementia
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Exactly. And their actions put no one at risk.
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Every breaking of rules encourages more rule breaking. "If they can do it, why can't we?"
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The point is, that shouldn’t be considered breaking the rules. And looks like the police finally saw sense.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-55651575 …
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Your assertion that no one was put at risk cannot be proven
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They probably did put people at risk actually. They drove for seven miles so they were risking their own lives and others (drivers, pedestrians) by doing that.1 antwoord 0 retweets 2 vind-ik-leuks
You may not be aware over the last four weeks there haven’t been any ‘spare’ ICU beds across South Wales as the new variant has devastated us. So your point is spot on
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