Men who Died by COVID-19

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Couple: Anthony Brooks, 42 and Phillip Tsai-Brooks, 52 USA
(One died within days of each other )

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Michele Mora, 43 Italy

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Esteban Yáñez ,35 Spain

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Jonathan Balena, 43 Italy

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Bruno Ferré, 48 France

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Andrea Nutini, 47 Italy

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Alex Lennie, 34 UK

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Sean Cunningham, 51 USA

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[Frazeeme]

Belena is welcome for a nice long cozy visit - I've lots and lots of disinfectant for the 43yo !

 

[Jeernia]

They all seem happy with smiles in their pics..yet death comes regardless of what.

 

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Rudy Lewandoski, 47 France

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Luigi Lobozzo, 46 Italy

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Altin Hyso, 45 Albania (Died in Italy)

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[Meatpie]

Not very handsome and he look 45 more like 70.

Very likely was a smoker.

Thanks for the updates. Keep them rolling.

 

[metalmachine]

Alex Barbosa Pereira "Leco Fustal", 44, Brazil

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It seems that in the last weeks the press is some countries are no longer interested in showing us more cases of young people killed by coronavirus.
At least in Spain, what they want is to make us believe that we are almost out of danger.
Looks like they are no longer interested in fear, just get us to work in whatever conditions

 

[Meatpie]

That's an incredibly strong healthy looking dude interesting if he had any prior health issues.

Thanks for all your updates. Most countries in Europe want to go back to normal this month it is not just Spain. I too fear there will be a devasating second wave in Europe in the next months.

In Bulgaria cases are still increasing and they are death cases every day from COVID but the government will now lift the restricitons and allow people to travel, return to work, go to restaurant and bars etc.

We expect a massive surge in COVID cases here.

 

[deaddirty]

Looks like our government is for once doing the right thing - only very slight relaxations planned for the near for the near future.
Virus is probably about 5 metres from me at the moment, I'm pretty sure my next-door neighbours have got it. Guess what, I'm not about to knock a hole in the wall to ask them!

 

[deaddirty]

I spoke too soon. Some relaxations duly minor and sensible, and they haven't gone ahead with the 'social bubbles' proposal which struck me as unwise given the virus levels are still so high.
But on Sunday at 7pm Boris announced that many people should go back to work on Monday morning - no warning to businesses or transport undertakings, no guidance on safety measures or whether they should wear masks … And at 8:15am on Monday when people were already travelling, Dominic Raab said on BBS Radio that that applied from Wednesday, and he also said that from Wednesday people could visit their parents - but the guidance published that afternoon says we can only visit one person (outside, keeping 2m part). Dominic, Mum + Dad = 2 !
And Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are not relaxing, creating all sorts of anomalies - try this one for starters:

Golf course on English-Welsh border faces lockdown dilemma

Three holes of Llanymynech are in England, which is allowing golf, and others in Wales, which is not

www.theguardian.com

 

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Alex Barbosa Pereira "Leco Fustal", 44, Brazil

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That's an incredibly strong healthy looking dude interesting if he had any prior health issues.

The reason for the death was not confirmed, but according to Marcelo Rodrigues, a personal friend of the former athlete and commentator of SporTV, Leco had a positive test for covid-19. " He was admitted two weeks ago with severe pneumonia. He did two tests for the coronavirus that were negative. The third was positive," he told Globo News.

 

[metalmachine]

Allmost young cases Ive read, had prior health issues.

 

[deaddirty]

Allmost young cases Ive read, had prior health issues.

Most, but not all.

 

[metalmachine]

Yes. Thats what I mean

 

[deaddirty]

That's an incredibly strong healthy looking dude interesting if he had any prior health issues.

Thanks for all your updates. Most countries in Europe want to go back to normal this month it is not just Spain. I too fear there will be a devasating second wave in Europe in the next months.

In Bulgaria cases are still increasing and they are death cases every day from COVID but the government will now lift the restricitons and allow people to travel, return to work, go to restaurant and bars etc.

We expect a massive surge in COVID cases here.

Following up in the global updates thread, don't want to derail this one.