So it was the skiers who caused it.

[Trazor]

"At least 28 people who visited Ischgl in late February and early March died of Covid-19. Four of the eight men in Jackson’s group fell ill with the virus on their return. Many thousands more are thought to have caught it at the resort. By mid-March, it was clear that tourists travelling in and out of the Paznaun valley had been the key accelerators behind the first wave of the virus on the European continent."

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...is-austrian-ski-resort-a-covid-19-ground-zero

 

[IT Minion]

"At least 28 people who visited Ischgl in late February and early March died of Covid-19. Four of the eight men in Jackson’s group fell ill with the virus on their return. Many thousands more are thought to have caught it at the resort. By mid-March, it was clear that tourists travelling in and out of the Paznaun valley had been the key accelerators behind the first wave of the virus on the European continent."

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...is-austrian-ski-resort-a-covid-19-ground-zero

Probably snowboarders. It's always their fault.

 

[noseall]

I left Ischgl the day before the covid lot arrived.

 

[Brigadier]

I left Ischgl the day before the covid lot arrived.

They had your rooms......

 

[noseall]

They had your rooms......

Nonsense.
A group in fancy dress skiers moved into our digs. They were wearing those silly yellow hazmat suits and muttering about China and saying woohoo or Wuhan or some such.

 

[noseall]

I left Ischgl the day before the covid lot arrived.

We flew back on 15th Feb. Our last day in Ischgl (town) was on the 14th.

EDIT: My wife was skiing in Italy at the same time.

 

[Brigadier]

We flew back on 15th Feb. Our last day in Ischgl (town) was on the 14th.

EDIT: My wife was skiing in Italy at the same time.

"First world problems" must be a phrase you hear often, @noseall