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To: bitt

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7923913/Shanghai-Disney-closed-Saturday-help-prevent-spread-virus.html

Coronavirus ‘will infect 350,000 people in Wuhan ALONE’: Scientists dramatically increase estimate as China locks down FOURTEEN cities and races to build 1,000-bed hospital in FIVE DAYS to deal with the crisis

The Wuhan coronavirus has infected more than 900 people and killed 26 around the world so far this month

Major cities and towns in China are cancelling public transport and closing roads to try and stop the spread
Hospitals in Wuhan, the outbreak’s centre, have
been ‘overwhelmed’ this week, experts said

The government has ordered the six-day construction of a new hospital in Wuhan to deal with the virus

Chinese New Year celebrations planned for the next week have been cancelled in Beijing and Hong Kong

Report shared with MailOnline suggests 250,000 people – up to 350,000 – will have caught virus by February


41 posted on 01/24/2020 9:55:07 AM PST by bitt (A government afraid of its citizens should be afraid.)
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To: bitt
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7923913/Shanghai-Disney-closed-Saturday-help-prevent-spread-virus.html

Coronavirus ‘will infect 350,000 people in Wuhan ALONE’: Scientists dramatically increase estimate as China locks down FOURTEEN cities and races to build 1,000-bed hospital in FIVE DAYS to deal with the crisis”

I worked in ICU during the swine flu epidemic. At least 3 died that I know of. We had to suit up and wear a re breather. A couple ended up on full circle rotating beds. It was very hard work. So this virus is nothing to make light of, however it came about.

114 posted on 01/24/2020 12:33:33 PM PST by norsky
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