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Have to disagree, and apologise for not talking BTCC.
Those of a sensitive nature should not read this post any further.
All the Swedish story above does is enforce the fact that the elderly clapped out members of the human race are more susceptible to become ill and/ or die.
The lesson (to me) is simple: putting large quantities of old folk under one roof and caring for them with people coming in and going out of the place introduces the ability for one worker to unwittingly infect many. And those many can then infect the rest.
Care in the home is far safer if practical - less carers and old folk mixing.
Personally speaking, having spent time working in numerous care homes over the years I would rather take a bullet in the brain than "live" (exist?) in a care hime environment.
Back to BTCC please...
Anyone know of any plans/ hopes by any teams to go testing? Would it be permissible? I know in season testing isn't, but does this situation count as in season?
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