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One minute silence.

(35 Posts)
shysal Tue 28-Apr-20 10:49:12

It has just been brought to my attention that there is to be a minute's silence at 11am today to honour all front line workers who have died during this pandemic.
I don't know how it escaped my notice, but will be please to take part. Anyone else going to observe it?

SirChenjin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:37:03

Yes I did - our team observed it as did many others in our Board. I looked through the photos of each one individually to pay them my respects. Just heartbreaking.

EllanVannin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:37:36

It takes bloomin' weeks before you feel anything like human after that virus. I think Boris has returned too soon.

SirChenjin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:39:12

At least he was able to return to work - unlike the 100 NHS and care sectors workers we remembered today.

EllanVannin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:40:46

Along with the grass-cutters who carried on through the minute silence !

SirChenjin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:41:44

Let’s focus on the people we were remembering today.

EllanVannin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:42:00

In our little Labour run area----goes without saying doesn't it ? Where ignorance is bliss-----

SirChenjin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:44:55

Let’s not get sidetracked - it’s important to focus on the people we were remembering

www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52242856

SirChenjin Tue 28-Apr-20 22:47:19

All 100 are there - their photos, their names, their stories. Let’s show them the respect they deserve.

Hetty58 Tue 28-Apr-20 23:33:50

Not everyone seemed aware of the silence. There were roofers and gardeners working - and a chap revving his car engine too.