Very sad. Memory eternal.
Prayers for him and his family. I quit lift in Jan because of this and the fr early alert system.
What were his underlying conditions?
I mean, they keep saying most of these deaths are resulting from underlying conditions.
All alone.
Way to suck Coumo!
RIP. As highlanders, people from Nepal have good lungs. This is a surprise.
“Nembang said he knew of six or seven other members of the borough’s small Nepalese community — “most of them Uber drivers” — who had been hospitalized by COVID-19”.
Sad. Almost like people should have just kept working, because this crap is out of the bag already. Any shut downs are worthless as can be.
Sad. Wish I could send condolences.
>>more than two weeks after he stopped driving to avoid contracting the deadly disease
>>Subba checked into the hospital about two weeks ago
he was already sick
at least he recognized it and avoided spreading it to his passengers
And nutjob Nan just keeps demanding more money.
There isn’t much on the face of the earth lower than Nan.
Chucky needs to invite her over for a baseball bat party.
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Based on his vaguely Oriental features, I am gonna say he’s a Gurkha.
Very sad.
RIP.
Interesting that the ventilator didn’t keep him breathing.
I don’t understand why this malaria drug wasn’t started right away on the worst cases. I heard about it a week ago on Laura Ingraham.....I’m willing to bet if those were relatives of politicians in hospital, that drug would have been fed into them so fast it would make your head spin.
And now some vile dems are downplaying this drug because the president has some hope in it. Absolutely disgusting. Beyond disgusting. I thought I read that the governor of Nevada has outright banned it’s use for CV19. It would be wrong of me to hope he gets it, so I won’t.
I wonder if he received the highly promising 6-day course of the hydroxychloroquine & azithromycin drug regimen as treatment for Covid-19 before he declined to the point he was placed on a ventilator. Almost certainly not. Hell it may well have prevented him from going on the ventilator. That would not have fit with Governor Cuomo’s agenda.
Now, with Cuomo DECREEING no more of that treatment unless the patient is in an approved clinical trial, things will go more Cuomo’s way.