Submitted on Saturday 28th March 2020
Rejected on Tuesday 12th May 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
UK gov immediately to organise food deliveries by priority to the most at risk.
Remove the most-at-risk, from risk - so far as possible. So to mitigate the possibility of the NHS being overwhelmed, as well as for compassionate reasons.
Over 70s etc are still going to the shops, out of necessity - we need a system in place to provide for them out of risk at home urgently.
While there are precious few NHS frontline staff and ventilators, keep the most vulnerable out of hospital by reducing risk to them.
It's in the interests of _all_ of us, imperative actually, that the NHS is not overwhelmed. Best for _all_ age groups, and best for the NHS frontline.
With fewer in hospital, the fewer can receive better treatment, and the NHS staff be less stretched, stressed and exposed.
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