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I was being sarcastic.

In the city of Wuhan they have 49 crematoriums. They generally run, it is reported, 4 hours per day, 5 days per week. They are now running 24/7. Each one is processing over 100 bodies per day according to multiple reports directly from the workers that are complaining about lack of manpower. That’s 4900 bodies per day at least instead of the usual 900 or so. With 2 extra days. In addition to the 49 incinerators they brought in another 40 industrial incinerators to dispose of “medical waste” (bodies qualify per CCP doctrine).

All of the above has been reported from multiple sources, so if’n you wanna fact check it, go for it.

Now, if those reports are true, there are a significant number more dead than the Chinese have reported. That is because the medical infrastructure has collapsed and they aren’t even trying any more. They simply throw the afflicted in their newly constructed hospitals (which don’t even have bathrooms) AKA Death Camps.

Would that happen here? No. We value human life, and our medical infrastructure has depth unlike the Chinese, which is a thin veneer of modern medicine over a witch’s brew of mysticism, herbal remedies and superstition. But to preserve the ability of our medical system to cope with a significant outbreak we need to stamp out any outbreaks as they occur. It is easier to put out the brushfires than to deal with a conflagration. Part of that is a degree of prepping. We won’t likely lose power or public services like water treatment for extended periods, but it won’t hurt you to stash some basics in case you find yourself inside a quarantine zone (like the ones already established in some first world countries). Then you can seal up the house and help the quarantine end earlier for everyone instead of being the guy that extends it for everyone ‘cuz you went out for food and got sick.

#23. At least Wuhan won’t be short of electricity generation.

Where is little Swedish psycho Greta Thunberg now that the Chinese people need her? No where in sight, as usual.

Send her to Wuhan to observe the situation first hand. I’ll pay for her dinner at a good local Chinese restaurant and animal slaughtering center.

You want Soy Sauce with your Bat. rady? (Lady)

Each one is processing over 100 bodies per day

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Other reports put that number at 270+ bodies per day

The “industrial incinerators” should read industrial furnaces which are rated with high enough temps to burn bodies 1800C; incinerators are more or less used to burn items that need lower temps to fo the job, like paper for one.

Number of dead in Wuhan area just prior to 2 weeks ago was around 100,000 - others put that at 200,000 dead.

Those numbers are more in line with the use of 49 then 89 burners for over a month - month and a half.

Many of the crematoriums likely broke down or needed other maintenance and had to be taken off line which allowed even more bodies to pile up (also collection drivers were scarce).

It was looking bad here for the CCP and Xi (panda face) Jinping whose political security was threatened. To that end factories were ordered to run even if no workers, because the power draw can be used in calculating their GDP - however erroneously.

There are indications that China’s military forces are also hard hit. Originally when the virus hit, the PLA was sent in to contain things, since they did have the resources to handle it - L4 hazmat suits etc. But they were withdrawn and replaced with civilian “security “ forces - expendable. The PLAN lost the crew of 548 frigate - one of the newer ships in its class.