Posted on 02/19/2020 5:53:45 PM PST by Vermont Lt
Major screw up by Japan.
..others reports say up to 20 off the cruise ship took public transportation home
CGTN
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A Japanese passenger of #DiamondPrincess, who was allowed to leave the cruise after testing negative for #coronavirus, has been diagnosed with #COVID19, according to NHK
Yet they’re going to build 4 more hospitals.
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they are not hospitals!!!!!
they are quarantine camps - sealed camps. door only opens inward no medicines no doctors no nurses ramen through one way slots, 1000 beds feet apart no partitions no privacy, no toilets heavily guarded.
Sorry if this has already been posted:
Wuhan woman with no symptoms infects five relatives with coronavirus
The case study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, offered clues about how the coronavirus is spreading, and suggested why it may be difficult to stop.
now over 3% by latest numbers above
Singapore seems to have a high number of recovered patients. Any word on what they’re using to treat the virus?
waste water treatment plants kill ALL viruses right? no one can get it by drinking treated water ...
Not sure but I hope they will provide detail soon. They have one of the best, if not the best healthcare in the world, apparently. It looks like they were well prepared, jumped on contact tracing and testing early, and their system has not been overwhelmed yet.
Countries that aren’t doing as well are ones that are running around trying to play catch up. Proactive not reactive is what will differentiate countries IMO
waste water treatment plants kill ALL viruses right? no one can get it by drinking treated water
All sewage and water treatment processes remove or destroy viruses. Some treatment methods are better than others, but none is likely to remove all of the viruses present in sewage or in raw water.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2480995/
Wonder how many the US has tested?
UPDATE on coronavirus (#COVID19) testing in the UK:
As of 2PM on Saturday 22 February 2020, a total of 6,152 tests have concluded:
6,143 were confirmed negative.
9 positive.
Updates will be published at 2PM daily.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/wuhan-novel-coronavirus-information-for-the-public
For latest information visit:
https://gov.uk/coronavirus
Exactly. How is that going to impact the local undertaker?
I know our local cemetery is running out.
Wonder how many the US has tested?
major issues with the test kits quality...I don’t understand this...are the test kits made by different companies? Why would only ours be defective?
source: Lookner
Of course, being transported thousands of miles, there’s no chance of lost in transit samples or a broken vial.
“Total tested 414”
That is not good a good number at all. You would have thought that thousands would have been tested by now.
Does the CDC have their head in the sand?
drinking water transmission
Thanks - another possible transmission vector. don’t drink tap water - many bottled waters come from some city’s water supply - Chicago a big supplier of various bottled water labels.
might pay to install reverse osmosis and other expensive water treatments that remove everything
for example - Milwaukee gets its water from lake Michigan but it also returns treated waste water back to the lake, except when heavy rains and then raw sewage is dumped due to poor design. The treated water reaches homes at 650 ppm - that is particulate matter - heavy metals pesticides other chemicals remain VIRUSES? unknown or maybe effective against natural virus but against covid-19 is unknown.
if you install the common resin salt treatment plant then the 650 ppm goes down to 8 ppm or so very effective - but all the other stuff remains. So you’d have to install something else to get the rest and then you’d have to rely on the manufactures claims for effectiveness
How is that going to impact the local undertaker?
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portable industrial furnaces wuhan got 40
CDC is showing on 14 confirm cases. BNO shows 35 cases.
but also I think it is now 16 without the cruise ship
BNO Newsroom
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Italy has reported 33 new cases and 1 new death so far today, raising the country’s total to 54 cases and 2 deaths
Unreal. Meanwhile other countries are testing in the thousands. Unacceptable. Potentially criminal.
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