#co-vid19

[universeofmemes]

US jails begin releasing prisoners amid pandemic

US jails are to let out inmates as cases of coronavirus infections are being reported in prisons. New York City …

[gemsofgreece]

From tomorrow morning Greece will be in general curfew for at least two weeks, in an attempt to avoid following in the steps of other European countries while there’s still a little time. Greece counts 624 confirmed coronavirus cases and 15 deaths so far. This is for the greater good, for our health and wellbeing. Don’t panic, stay safe, stay healthy, stay at home. If we are lucky and keep all measures to the maximum, we may be able to find ourselves in a stunning beach with all friends and relatives in summer. But this can only happen if we stay at home now and enjoy some quality time with our families, pets and hobbies. It is not hard, it’s for the benefit of us all.

As long as we are united and fight for the same cause, good things are known to happen. The beautiful photo of the Parthenon by Nikos Paraponiaris. 

[advena87]

1. I have good and bad news.

2. The good news is that Eredin postponed the attack. The bad news is that we got a fine for an unlawful assembly.

[4-the-chaotic-one]

Throughout this pandemic, there have been a great many people putting themselves at risk to go to work everyday to keep our communities working. These people have been named heroes, and rightly so. Those in the medical field, and first responders have received a great deal of well deserved recognition for this. However, there is an entire field of people that have gone largely unrecognized. Everyday throughout this pandemic the workers of the water and wastewater treatment fields have gone to work like they always do. Specifically in the wastewater field, these people have put themselves at risk, working with the potentially infected wastewater to ensure that people can take their showers and flush their toilets without worry. To ensure that people can do so, without worry for pollution in our natural water sources.... Cont. reading ------------------------------------------------------------------- Everyone who sees this, please reblog this and spread it around. This is a fundraiser to help a group of people who have worked throughout this pandemic, putting themselves at risk by being exposed to the waste streams of large communities, without any real recognition.  All over the place you hear about the first responders, and hospital workers who are putting themselves at risk--and they are! But they are not the only ones who have been! There is a whole field of workers who have been potentially exposing themselves to this virus everyday, still going to work, to ensure that you can take a shower, and flush your toilet, and run your dishwasher, without any hiccups. Please! They deserve recognition! Even if you can’t donate, please keep this going, pass this around Get people aware of this, get them talking about it!

[garlic-bread-stans]

Me watching my pe teacher demonstrate the workout during online classes

[monsterblood]

CORONAVIRUS RENT STRIKE - A CALL FOR ACTION

Hi all!

I’m sure many of you have been affected by current situation.

I’m currently having an absolute nightmare with my landlord - and we’ve been left with no choice but to try and unionise in our block of flats. 

If anyone could give me a hand - even in the form of a retweet - please let me know - it’d mean so much to me to have some backup!

DM me on twitter @alexetchells if you’re down or drop me a message on here - whatever works :) alternatively - email at our union email address at - [email protected] 

peace x 

[thorsupermanme]

An open invitation, Ask me anything.

Well things are boring during lock down and as a key worker in the UK, I don't have much use for my spare time, so lets have some fun, ask me anything. All questions will be answered openly and honestly.

[suprememayobros2]

Place your bets now, what world destroying distaster will nearly kill us next month?