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COVID-19 infection count associated with Lagos illegal party reaches 60, contributing to Algarve’s biggest 24-hour rise

63lagos partyAn illegal party, which took place on the 7th of June, in Odiáxere (Lagos), has now contributed to the infection of 60 individuals with COVID-19, revealed Paulo Morgado, president of the Regional Health Administration (ARS) of the Algarve.

Speaking to journalists at the ARS headquarters in Faro, Morgado said that the cases "are not all in Lagos". Although most of them are, there are cases "in other municipalities in the Algarve", such as Lagoa and Portimão, and even "outside" the region, due to individuals travelling back home and spreading the virus to their friends and families following the event. The cases "are all under investigation" and, so far, "more than 500 tests" have been carried out.

The screening will "continue for people who were at the party or who had contact with someone who was," said Paulo Morgado. The last update on the number of cases had been made yesterday by Graça Freitas, director-general of Health, who reported 37 infected people. Now, values ​​have grown again. According to Paulo Morgado, there are still two hospitalized people, aged 27 and 39, related to this party that will have brought together about 100 people at Clube Desportivo de Odiáxere.

Moreover, today the the Algarve area recorded the highest number of new cases since the pandemic began: 35 cases in the last 24 hours, more than those registered in the North or in the Central region. The last time that the Algarve registered a number of cases of a similar calibre was on 6 April, when 28 cases of infection were recorded.

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-1 #9 David 2020-06-22 14:13
Quoting Norman L:
I suppose we'll be told he's one of the corrupt, but on BBC news Peter Piot, who knows what he's talking about, just said he'd prefer everyone wearing masks at a distance of 1 metre rather than nobody wearing masks at 2 metres.

There is no science to back up the social distancing or masks, just talking heads.
-2 #8 Norman L 2020-06-21 22:26
I suppose we'll be told he's one of the corrupt, but on BBC news Peter Piot, who knows what he's talking about, just said he'd prefer everyone wearing masks at a distance of 1 metre rather than nobody wearing masks at 2 metres.
+2 #7 David 2020-06-20 23:34
Quoting Stuart Wood:


Not meaningless to those who now have it through no fault of their own and as result l have their lives turned upside down, including children and higher risk older people, just as things were starting to settle down. Whether you think it's a scam or not, the consequences are real!

We are encouraged to believe this based on no evidence to support it. You say the consequences are real, but even the hyped media stories can only speak of 'cases'. Most 'cases' never got ill. There is no science to support social distancing, mask wearing or lockdowns. The only consequences for 99.9% of us are our thanks to governments' obedience to the global diktats emanating from the WHO and other less obvious actors.
+2 #6 Glassbrook 2020-06-20 21:22
Quoting Chip:
Unfortunately there are a few idiots who think the rules don't apply to them - partygoers in Odiaxere and rioters in the UK. Until they are confined in camps with other transgressors this will go on and on. Second spike here we come.

I am afraid that there are a lot more idiots than "a few"
+5 #5 Stuart Wood 2020-06-20 08:27
Quoting David:
More meaningless 'cases'. How many people are actually ill? Where are the massive spikes in mortality following the illegal protests worldwide a couple of weeks ago? The mainstream media are brainwashing the public.


Not meaningless to those who now have it through no fault of their own and as result l have their lives turned upside down, including children and higher risk older people, just as things were starting to settle down. Whether you think it's a scam or not, the consequences are real!
-6 #4 David 2020-06-19 16:43
More meaningless 'cases'. How many people are actually ill? Where are the massive spikes in mortality following the illegal protests worldwide a couple of weeks ago? The mainstream media are brainwashing the public.
+2 #3 Rolf Burckhardt 2020-06-19 14:11
please have the decency not only pointing outhe idiots in the UK. there were plenty of idiots in Lisboa and other towns in pt
+5 #2 Chip 2020-06-19 12:24
Unfortunately there are a few idiots who think the rules don't apply to them - partygoers in Odiaxere and rioters in the UK. Until they are confined in camps with other transgressors this will go on and on. Second spike here we come.
+5 #1 JC 2020-06-19 08:33
Hey ho and up she rises.Why? Because of the criminal deniers of this pandemic.
Such denial has cause confusion and led to people letting their guards down.
Lagos,which was doing so well,is now a "no go" area for many.
If the rest of the algarve doesn't wake up,it too will be in for a greater shock to it's economy.

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