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Skybird 01-25-20 05:34 PM

If you ask me all that, you ask the wrong one. Better ask David Lynch instead, he may encode his answer in another strange movie. :D

Skybird 01-25-20 05:45 PM

BTW:


Germany reports 13 thousand cases of influentia this season - and so far 32 deaths.


Puts it all into relation a bit. Corona is not our dominant virus problem.


And then there is the swines' influenza which does not kill people, but threatens lifestock across all Europe and now sits right before Germany's eastern borders. In China it led to the culling of over 50% of their lifestock (some mention even 80%). - (That is the real reason why the Chinese signed a deal with Trump on certain things. They would have done so anyway, since pig is a basic food in China.)

mapuc 01-25-20 06:37 PM

I don't know how reliable this source is

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China installed the first of a planned five to seven biolabs designed for maximum safety in Wuhan in 2017, for the purpose of studying the most high-risk pathogens, including the Ebola and the SARS viruses.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...s8YShw1gOfJpJo

Markus

STEED 01-25-20 07:34 PM

I hear the UK is still allowing three flights a week from Wuhan to land and what action is being taken? A leaflet handed to passengers! Keep calm we are useless oh my....Oops it's....

I have no faith in these jokers passing themselves off as the Government what ever the party in charge.

Onkel Neal 01-26-20 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr Quatro (Post 2646170)
I'm not one to worry and I'm not being a chicken little, but ground zero is sounding quite serious :yep:


https://time.com/5771606/wuhan-car-b...g-coronavirus/



6,470 miles
San Francisco, CA → Wuhan, China

G]

I feel the same, I have no idea if this will become a world-changing event. It may not, but it certainly could. Someday the right combination of virus will come along and with the massive travel levels and the casual nature people have, reluctance to enforce effective quarantines, etc. the world will take a big hit.

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But, a medic has claimed China is lying and that as many as “100,000 people are infected”.

A harrowing voice message on a WhatsApp group has now emerged which suggests the outbreak is hundreds of times worse than official figures coming out of China suggest.

The audio was shared by Chinese news outlet Global Himalaya, who claimed it was sent from a member of the medical staff in Wuhan.

In a translation verified by Daily Star Online, a woman says: “I have been working all day long…The infection is much more horrible than it’s reported on TV.

“There are so many cases. Doctors have estimated about 100,000 infected.”
China reports 15 new coronavirus fatalities, total death toll now 56


Wuhan doctor treating coronavirus patients dies after contracting disease

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A Chinese doctor treating patients who contracted the coronavirus died after contracting the virus himself.

Liang Wudong, 62, died Saturday morning after he was infected with Wuhan coronavirus and admitted to the Wuhan Medical Treatment Center. Wudong was one of the top ear, nose, and throat doctors at the Hubei Provincial Hospital of Integrated Chinese & Western Medicine before he retired last year.
Hope this blows over... wash your hands and wear gloves!

Skybird 01-26-20 04:26 AM

During the SARS pandemic, lying was the preferred mode of communication of the Bejing mafia regime, so it should be expected that they do it again today. Due to the delay in information, measurements will be delayed as well. And more people will die.


Anyting goes in regimes like this. But it delays global reactions as well.



Well, its China, what else to say.

Rockstar 01-26-20 10:52 AM

Since we have several people with the virus in our own countries we no longer need wait on China for all the answers. So we got that going for us. :yeah:

Onkel Neal 01-26-20 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 2646256)
During the SARS pandemic, lying was the preferred mode of communication of the Bejing mafia regime, so it should be expected that they do it again today. Due to the delay in information, measurements will be delayed as well. And more people will die.


Anyting goes in regimes like this. But it delays global reactions as well.



Well, its China, what else to say.

You know, this doesn't feel right.:o

https://www.ibtimes.sg/china-virus-c...-streets-38246


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...ature=emb_logo

Edit: someone on Reddit nailed it
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It is completely hopeless in China. Millions of people left Wuhan in the days leading up to the lockdown to return home for CNY. If symptoms weren't showing up yet, they're scattered across China right now, slowly developing their symptoms as time goes on. There's only been a lockdown for four days, but the disease can incubate for two weeks.

Skybird 01-26-20 12:30 PM

As to my best knowledge, this film gets the basics on the cons and pros of face masks right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M7saVTtBQI

Best way to maximise your chances to stay healthy of course is not to move amongst people. But there might be times when you have no other option, if only for the purpose needing to go to the supermarket every couple of days. For the reasons given in the film, I recommend to use frame masks or half-masks or however they are being called. They usually have silikon rims that seal mouth and nose areas better than surgeon paper masks, and they have chnageable filters. If oyu do craftsman work, you probabaly have met them in any form during your working when handling paints or dissolavants, dusty material and such things. Just remember, you need better filters than that for craftsmen. FFP3 instead of FFP2 and FFP1.

These masks are not expensive, and are much more fail-safe to handle by people never having handled masks before. They still are relatively unobstrusive. You can wear glasses with them, to protect your eyes' mucosa as well.

Again, I recommend this model by Nanologix, its great advantage is that the soft thin silicon rim fits your face nicely, you really have to make it an effort to wear it in a way that unfiltered air from the side slips through. The filters can be exchanged. We talk about 20-25 coins for the frame and one FFP2 filter, and 8 coins per FFP3 filter.

http://www.nanologix.eu/images/respira-15.jpg

The masks are used by police, firebrigades, emergency rescuers, government services in the Czech Republic and have been distributed to several EU authority offices and services as well.

Anyhow, something like this, instead of simple paper surgeon masks. You get the idea. BTW, they are pretty light.

Rockstar 01-26-20 01:15 PM

https://www.webmd.com/lung/coronavirus#1


There is no vaccine for coronavirus.


To help prevent a coronavirus infection, do the same things you do to avoid the common cold:
Continue Reading Below
  • Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water or with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
  • Keep your hands and fingers away from your eyes, nose, and mouth.
  • Avoid close contact with people who are infected.
You treat a coronavirus infection the same way you treat a cold:
  • Get plenty of rest.
  • Drink fluids.
  • Take over-the-counter medicine for a sore throat and fever. But don't give aspirin to children or teens younger than 19; use ibuprofen or acetaminophen instead.
A humidifier or steamy shower can also help ease a sore and scratchy throat.
Even when a coronavirus causes MERS or SARS in other countries, the kind of coronavirus infection common in the U.S. isn't a serious threat for an otherwise healthy adult. If you get sick, treat your symptoms and contact a doctor if they get worse or don't go away.

Skybird 01-26-20 02:56 PM

All that is correct, Rockstar, and I mentioned it before. What it does not say, however, is the one fear, the one big risk, the one threat that media try to not mention too often:

The risk of the virus mutating into. Something. New.

That is was the underlaying risk of bird flu that drive them so crazy. Sars. Mers.

Rockstar 01-26-20 04:18 PM

True, this not the everyday common cold type coronavirus. The one we are hearing about today '2019-nCoV I think is a new mutation.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZyCGws2r08

mapuc 01-26-20 04:24 PM

Some of you presented some percentage ratio of how many got sick and how many had died

Is or could this be correct ?

We do not know the exact numbers of people who have been sick from this Corona virus.

Markus

skidman 01-26-20 04:54 PM

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True, this not the everyday common cold type coronavirus. The one we are hearing about today '2019-nCoV I think is a new mutation.
Yep. And like all biota those little bastards are subject to constant change. Nothing in evolution is static.

To our very good health!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/syu2agwc49...uhan.jpg?raw=1

Buddahaid 01-26-20 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 2646322)
....Best way to maximise your chances to stay healthy of course is not to move amongst people....

I recommend killing yourself. You'll never get sick after that.


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