Name: コロナウイルス。英国のすべての部分が「緊急時の足取りで」 - 大臣 ?BBCニュース - BBC (Coronavirus: All parts of UK 'on emergency footing' - minister ? @BBC News - BBC)
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I'd like to update you on our response to Cove it.

I'm joined today by Dr Jenny, Harry's the deputy chief Medical officer.

As of 9 a.m. Today, 127,737 people have now been tested for the virus.

19,522 have tested positive off those who have contracted the virus.

It doesn't matter who you are, where you are or how old you are.

We each have a part to play by staying at home, protecting the N.

We all have a duty to one another to keep everyone safe.

So today I'd like to give you two updates before answering questions.

The first is on the plans that I have put in place to ensure that every corner of the country can confront the Corona virus epidemic.

The second on what the government is doing to shield the most vulnerable people in society.

Now, on the first question I've put in place in all parts of the country procedures to ensure that everywhere can be ready to move forward Together, all parts of the country are now on on emergency footing.

This is an unprecedented step in peace time.

We haven't done anything like this since the Second World War.

This means that we're establishing strategic coordination centers across the whole country.

Each center is led by gold Commanders were bringing together senior members off the emergency service is the police, the fire service, the ambulance service with local authorities and the N H s to lead communities.

Through this challenging period from Cornwall to Cumbria, we've embedded within each of these groups members of the armed forces, including some of the finest military planners in the world.

These groups are planning the local response to the virus using their expertise, their judgment on dhe, their leadership to ensure a comprehensive a coordinated on a consistent response across the country.

Now, one issue that they have been helping us to coordinate on about which I know there is a lot of concern is the provisions off personal protection equipment.

We simply cannot and should not ask people to be on the front line without the right protective equipment.

We have a clear plan to ensure that those serving this country at this time have the right equipment.

We've established the National Supply Distribution Response Team on their supported now by members of the armed forces on other emergency service's who are working around the clock to deliver the equipment to the people who need it most.

Ah 170 million masks, 42.8 million gloves, 13.7 million aprons, 182,000 gowns, almost 10 million items off cleaning equipment and 2.3 million pairs of eye protectors, all delivered to 58,000 n.

H s Trust on health care settings, including GP surgeries, farm asses and community providers.

Every single GP practice, dental practice and community pharmacy has had a pee pee delivery.

All care homes, hospices on homecare providers have all will shortly receive a delivery to N.

H s and social care workers, all those who rely on this equipment and to their families and loved ones watching this afternoon, we understand, and we will not stop until we have got you the equipment that you need now.

Last weekend at this press conference, the prime minister and I explained why 1.5 million people who are extremely vulnerable, vulnerable to the virus due to their underlying health conditions, needed to stay at home for a period off 12 weeks and avoid face to face contact.

H s have written to almost a 1,000,000 off these people on outlined the steps that they need to take to protect themselves.

We've also established a dedicated Web page on gulf dot UK, which those in receipt of the letter should go, too, to let us know whether or not they need further assistance over the course of the next 12 weeks.

There's also a new phone number, which is on the letter they have or will receive shortly.

If this applies to you, I know that you will find this a very worrying time.

You'll be thinking about how you can continue to access the medicine that you need, how you can get the food and other essential supplies that you rely on.

If you don't have family or friends or neighbors nearby who you can rely on, then the N.

H s will deliver your medicines through the community pharmacy network.

And if you register online or using the phone service that we've set up, letting us know that you need support, then we will deliver food and supplies to your doorstep.

And this weekend I saw for myself firsthand the first deliveries being made.

The packages included cereal, fruit, tinned goods, teabags, biscuits, toiletries and other essentials.

The 1st 50,000 will have been sent out by the end of this week, and we're ramping up production to send out as many as are required for as long as it takes.

If this applies to you, while you will now have to be at home for a prolonged period of time on, that will be difficult.

I want you to know that you are not alone.

We're here to support you for a CZ long as you need us.

We've all been hugely impressed by the commitment and the dedication off those working in social care in local councils.

Delivering essential public service is like ensuring that the bins continue to get collected, none more so than me.

As the secretary of state for local government, we all respect the 12,000 heroic former doctors and nurses and paramedics who have come back toe work on being deployed this weekend.

And I think we've all been moved by the number of people who have signed up to be one of the N.

Today we can announce an extraordinary 3/4 off.

A 1,000,000 people have signed up to do that.

In every city, in every town, in every village there's going to be work to be done.

And in each of us there is the power to do it.

Please consider your friends, your family, your neighbors.

When you're shopping, please call the elderly and support them.

We all want to be proud of the part that we've played together.

And now I will answer some questions from the media.

And I think our first noon today is from Simon Israel from Channel Four News.

It's too predicted the tide would be turned in 12 weeks.

I want to ask a message sent to staff today at King's Hospital, Trust said.

And I quote, the number of deaths being reported at Kings in national figures is below what they are experiencing.

There are a number of other trust on the center has been made aware.

At what point are we being given accurate, up to date figures on the numbers who have died?

If I can begin for handing over to Jenny, nobody's pretending that this will be over in a few weeks.

But what the prime minister said in the past and I will reiterate today is that if we all play our part, if we all follow the very clear medical advice, then we can turn the tide of this virus on.

At the heart of that is a very simple message, which is to stay at home by doing so, protect the n it, Jess and then save lives.

If we follow that advice, then we can turn the tide and the more weird here, too.

That advice the more lives will be saved on the faster We'll begin to do that.

S o just picking up the point about the tide and the turning.

I think this is an important message to get across to the public.

Previously on a number of these interviews This is a bit of a moving feast which is dependent on the actions that we take as individuals on dhe, collectively as a population.

If we practice social distancing effectively, we will move the peak across.

And that is a good thing, because as we move it, it will drop.

So we need to keep practicing the data that we have.

The modeling going forward will suggest that in in the time period, which the sorry the prime minister noted, which was 12 weeks we would get on top off the virus.

And that is exactly what I hope we will do.

The proof of that will come in around 2 to 3 weeks, and that is because our most constant figures and we'll come back to this in a moment are the deaths and the deaths follow the numbers of infections on where is usually a two or three weeks time like and we also need a lag for the effectiveness of the intervention measures to come through.

So what I keep saying frequently and I'm sorry if I'm repetitive, is that we need to wait for 2 to 3 weeks to see what we have achieved collectively on.

Then the slope of that curve will start to indicate where a new peak will be.