...working together to fight the virus.
British made ventilators already in use
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EddieM
Mercedes F1 is based in Brackley, UK
Are they upright yet?
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durhamplumber
Notchy unavailable so his side kick steps in to run down the UK....It's a CPAP machine.
Mercedes F1 - so sounds very German to me.
"The Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) device, which was re-engineered from an existing machine in fewer than 100 hours,"
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/03/30/tech/mercedes-f1-breathing-aid-coronavirus/index.html
But Britain's National Health Service has recommended the devices be used to treat coronavirus patients, saying the risk of infection is low so long as staff wear personal protective equipment.
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Maybe we have a government where the man at the top, and Boris, are so anti-EU that they are willing to damage the country.
"British officials took part in four meetings where EU projects to bulk-buy medical kit were discussed – the earliest in January, according to official minutes that heap doubt on government claims of missing an email.
Last week Downing Street claimed that it failed to take part in an EU scheme to source life-saving ventilators and other kit to treat coronavirus because it accidentally missed the deadline."
Looks like Cummings and Johnson are doing that.
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I am very proud to be part of the United Kingdom.
Unlike you, fillyboy etc who voted for Johnson to go ahead and break up this great Union, and make it poorer and weaker.
You are a treacherous traitor to this country: youve even admitted you applaud the backhanders Matt Hancock has received to encourage him to break up the NHS -you clearly hate the success of this country and want it ruined.
I remember Basil Brush on telly in the 70's when we had black-outs, that's next. Keep torches on stand by.
Andy
My Dad at the time was a financial director for a manufacturing company -they rather naughtily bought black out blinds for all the offices and factory and carried on working during the 3 day week rules
Yes, read that the other day, not looking good (for any country but at least some are being more reactive), next financial meeting is nearly two weeks time, by the time Germany and Holland have agreed to cough up a few euros, Italy will have left.
As for pulling together to source ventilators, as far as I can see all they've achieved so far is pulling together to have meetings and discuss the issue.
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durhamplumber
More likely..you are wrong again!
You say that with some perverted pride that your father was happy to work for a company that chose to ignore government advice when others were following it. Would your dad would 'rather naughtily' ignore the current advice from the government today if still working for that naughty, cheeky chappy company of scoundrels?
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