Ten out of TEN

[Scythe13]

(3 April 2014, 13:55)Jace Wrote: According to the World Health Organization, the recommended safe limit for PM2.5 particulate readings is 25.
In the part of China I live in, we regularly had readings over 300 last year, with several days above 500 and even one of 600. Although the schools had to close down and people were told to stay indoors, most people of course had to go to work etc, so masks of any thickness were the order of the day.

This is another reason (in addition to epidemic) that I am stocking up on face masks. I only have the cheap disposable ones at the moment, but will be looking to stock up on the industrial ones soon when I have some cash.

Like I said BP, the UK10 is a Chinese 2. I have loads of friends in China, as anyone that's met me knows, so it's not a knock on the Chinese.

It's all relative.

NR, do you have any actual figures for previous Ambulance Service calls instead of just the 14% increase? Would be good to see how many calls the 14% increase equates to. That could be as few as 5 or 6 for the 14%, in a population of a few million, that is very insignificant!