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I reckon the country will be in full lockdown by end of September. Cases are soaring and death rate is increasing too again
Based on Devon and Cornwall police. High suicide call outs get focused on which is tricky, the episode I watched before the one I'm on, just made me feel sad for call handlers who take the 999 suicide calls. I think it made me properly understand how it really impacts them emotionally.
It's good though.
Yh, the police taking the call was really shaken up and stressed and the police woman over seeing it, was really stressed and upset too. Was hard but also opened my eyes, they are human too and they have emotions
I like your jellyfish!
@GreenTea yeah the programmes like that (ambulance is another good one which highlights the emotions) can be hard to watch but they really show what goes on what we don't see.
6 is now law though, I expect I'll be reporting my housemate for breaking it!
And the police were saying that mental health calls take away the attention of assaults and other serious crime related incidents and it causes massive issues and incidents being left for hours.. like one episode in the past.. a woman waited 17 hours for police to respond to a sexual assault she rang about
Awe fair enough.
I'm ok thank you, struggling a lot but managing I guess.
Hope you sleep well
Same! Haha it's gonna be interesting. A lot of pubs and restaurants were quick to post on social media that they will not be breaking the law or bending the rules in any way etc