The OFFICIAL 'Wuhan' Coronavirus outbreak information and tracking thread. NARRATIVE CHANGE. "Endemic, just like the cold". Cuomo regrets lockdown.
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More Human Error:
The hospital sent their specimens to a CDC lab in Atlanta for testing. According to the source, three of the four specimens were incorrectly labeled upon arrival and so they were not tested. The CDC lab did not realize the specimens were from the Miramar patients.
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The hospital sent their specimens to a CDC lab in Atlanta for testing. According to the source, three of the four specimens were incorrectly labeled upon arrival and so they were not tested. The CDC lab did not realize the specimens were from the Miramar patients.
A second case of the coronavirus has been confirmed among US evacuees at California air base
A new case of the novel coronavirus has been confirmed among US evacuees at a San Diego County, California air base, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday.
FYI- Just ran across this on their website.
The shortage of Chinese goods coming into the country is going to have some interesting effects. Lots to learn from all of this when it's all said and done.
Hubei cases spiked more than 15,000 overnight on the Johns Hopkins real time tracker...
Probably a new and improved testing kit for viral nucleic acid detecting previously undiagnosed sufferers being used in the two plague hospitals in Wuhan, Huoshenshan and Leishenshan.
Last night the numbers of infected were at 45,204 and the graph seemed to start peaking and leveling out from the previous 2 days. This morning it became 60,349. Now due to this spike, the graph could not even be shown.
Real time "official numbers" tracker:
Probably a new and improved testing kit for viral nucleic acid detecting previously undiagnosed sufferers being used in the two plague hospitals in Wuhan, Huoshenshan and Leishenshan.
Last night the numbers of infected were at 45,204 and the graph seemed to start peaking and leveling out from the previous 2 days. This morning it became 60,349. Now due to this spike, the graph could not even be shown.
Real time "official numbers" tracker:
Research Jon Rappoport's piece on the CDC test kits, then,...STOP & THINK that thru,...
If you guys are too lazy to research on your own, Oh well,...
If you guys are too lazy to research on your own, Oh well,...
More Human Error:
The hospital sent their specimens to a CDC lab in Atlanta for testing. According to the source, three of the four specimens were incorrectly labeled upon arrival and so they were not tested. The CDC lab did not realize the specimens were from the Miramar patients.
A second case of the coronavirus has been confirmed among US evacuees at California air base
A new case of the novel coronavirus has been confirmed among US evacuees at a San Diego County, California air base, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday.
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According to the source, three of the four specimens were incorrectly labeled upon arrival
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I am not surprised at all by that statement, judging by the quality of all of the new hires that circulated through our plant in the last 3 months. We cannot seem to get any fucking person who is actually serious about their job, serious about being punctual and notifying the plant if their commute is running late, or reporting any fuckups they made on the shop floor to their supervisors immediately so the broken components do not get shipped to the buyer or placed into hardware sets. None. NOT. ONE. Every single guy we tried to hire that had a somewhat decent resume all started doing multiple call outs within the first week of their hire, or being pathologically late and unable to provide any reason why when we confronted them about it. One IMMEDIATELY started hitting on the 50 year old Italian lady who operates the phone and the work order call in line. Two days later we caught him smoking weed in the rear of the plant where the broken pallets are stacked when he should have been observing and taking hands-on instruction for his first tasks from the sheetmetal cutting team. The place was reeking, and a visible cloud of blunt smoke hung all around the overhead halogen. And the motherfucker DENIED that he had been smoking.
I am not surprised that some asshat bungled up the labels on critical samples that had to be tested right away. THIS is the kind of shit that our school systems seem to be churning out at a near 98% rate these days.
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Being a North Korean official or high Worker's Party member carries even more risk than being an Ottoman diplomat sent by Sultan Suleiman to the court of Vlad the Impaler...
And that article page had dozens of links to other articles about North Korea. Holy fucking shitballs Batman, what a pathetic joke of a country, when EVERYTHING that makes the news about the country belongs in the WTF category...
Shit! Does this mean my qiugley ford won’t show up soon?
""Beijing CDC Party Committee Issues Wartime Status Order""
Interesting to see trendy buzzwords used in Chinese.
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Interesting to see trendy buzzwords used in Chinese.
北京市疾控中心党委发布战时状态令
北京市疾控中心党委发布战时状态令
We are going to have a shortage of Happy Meal toys, and Harbor Freight shelves are going to go bare...? I kid.
Eat, drink, be happy, bc tomorrow, Coronav may kill u.... just sayin.
I think AJ said that, buy more food and beer ? Ahhhh....
Anyway.....
I think AJ said that, buy more food and beer ? Ahhhh....
Anyway.....
Right now we can't actually prove specific cause and effect (at least for another month), but it looks like the situation in China is starting to have an impact on computer component prices and availability. Prices are going up and stock is starting to get scarce on a lot of higher end CPUs, GPUs and memory that are usually part of the "just in time" stuff due to the cost to stock it.
More Human Error:
The hospital sent their specimens to a CDC lab in Atlanta for testing. According to the source, three of the four specimens were incorrectly labeled upon arrival and so they were not tested. The CDC lab did not realize the specimens were from the Miramar patients.
A second case of the coronavirus has been confirmed among US evacuees at California air base
A new case of the novel coronavirus has been confirmed among US evacuees at a San Diego County, California air base, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday.
Cant wait until they can have total control of my health care.......
Oh, I went to a medical supply store looking for masks.
I want to be ready when this thing kicks off over here, you can't swing a dead bat without hitting a Chinese around here.
Any way, the store was sold out and said the new shipment arrives tomorrow but call often because the last shipment sold out in 20 minutes...
I want to be ready when this thing kicks off over here, you can't swing a dead bat without hitting a Chinese around here.
Any way, the store was sold out and said the new shipment arrives tomorrow but call often because the last shipment sold out in 20 minutes...
WHAT IS IT LIKE TO CONTRACT AND SURVIVE 2019nCOv, now known officially as COVID-19.
A Chinese student in Wuhan recalls his harrowing experience and near death journey from the beginning to the end of his ordeal battling COVID-19 pneumonia. His life may have been saved by the use of powerful antiretrovirals used formerly for treating HIV.
time.com
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For one coronavirus patient at ground zero of the outbreak, the journey from infection to recovery was a nightmare scenario that entailed multiple hospital visits, symptoms so severe he thought he would die and quarantine under police watch.
Tiger Ye — not his real name — is a 21-year-old student in Wuhan, the central Chinese city where the new virus first emerged. Ye, who doesn’t want to be identified for fear of being ostracized, first suspected he’d caught the illness that’s spread around the world on Jan. 21, when he felt too weak to finish dinner. He checked his temperature, and it was up.
At the time, little was known about the virus now known as COVID-19, but paranoia was rapidly building after authorities confirmed the highly contagious pathogen was spreading between humans in the city of 11 million. It was midnight when Ye arrived at Wuhan’s top-tier Tongji Hospital to see a waiting room filled with people like him. Feverish, he knew he would have to wait hours to be tested.
“I was scared,” he said. “Countless cases were piling up on the desks, and every single doctor was wearing protective clothes, something I’d never seen before.”
What followed was more than two weeks of anxiety and desperation as Ye tried to confirm if he had the pneumonia-causing virus and get treatment for his increasingly severe symptoms. He was one of the lucky ones, beating the sickness in part because his father, a health care worker, was aware of the risks earlier than most of Wuhan’s population.
More than 1,000 people have died from the new coronavirus in Hubei, the Chinese province of which Wuhan is the capital. A severe shortage of hospital beds, testing kits and other basic medical equipment mean many have to stand in line for hours to get diagnosed, and some die before even seeing a doctor. China has quarantined vast swathes of Hubei, and the outbreak has caused parts of the world’s second-biggest economy to shut down as scientists across the world race to find a cure.
The night Ye first sought treatment, he was able to procure medicine from a smaller hospital nearby after abandoning the wait at Tongji. Because his symptoms weren’t classed as very severe, doctors told him to just go home and quarantine himself.
The first four days of the illness were brutal. “I suffered from a high fever and pains that tortured every part of my body,” said Ye. He spent the days watching Japanese cartoons to distract from the discomfort.
By the time his follow-up appointment at the hospital arrived four days later, the Wuhan government had locked down the city, barring anyone from leaving to stop the virus’ spread. Everything changed in an instant: roads were empty, prices for fresh fruit and vegetables surged, and residents were unsure if they were even allowed to leave their apartments.
Ye’s condition had also deteriorated. “I was coughing like I was going to die,” he said.
At the hospital, multiple CT scans showed it was highly likely Ye had contracted the novel coronavirus and that it had spread to his lungs. Doctors deliberated if he qualified for a nucleic acid test, which would use the virus’ genetic sequence to confirm if he had been infected, but it was decided his case wasn’t severe enough. The precious supply of test kits had to be reserved for more critical patients.
Diagnosis has emerged as one of the major stumbling blocks in getting the virus under control in Hubei, where the number of those who fear they are infected far outweighs the capacity of hospitals to confirm if they are. On Thursday, Hubei began counting patients who were diagnosed via CT imaging alongside those who tested positive with the nucleic acid kits, resulting in a more than 45% surge in the number of confirmed cases, to nearly 50,000 people.
As Ye convalesced at home after his second hospital visit — not knowing if he had the virus or not — his brother and grandmother also began to show symptoms of infection. Overnight, Ye’s condition worsened to the point he thought he might die. “I thought I was knocking on hell’s door,” he said.
Ye went back to the hospital after his temperature soared to 39 degrees Celsius (about 102 degrees Fahrenheit). Doctors put him on an IV drop and administered Kaletra, a combination drug used to treat HIV that has shown some success in combating the virus, bringing his temperature down to 37 degrees by the end of the day.
A week after the symptoms first began, Ye appeared to be reaching a turning point.
The young student’s condition was steadily improving when he finally secured one of the coveted test kits on Jan. 29, which confirmed he had the virus. His doctor gave him a five-day course of the antiviral drug Aluvia and sent him back to his three-bedroom apartment for quarantine, in part because the hospital didn’t have enough beds to accommodate him.
Nine days later on Feb. 7, another set of nucleic acid tests came back negative for the virus, but Ye wasn’t out of the woods. After reports that even patients who tested negative could slip into critical distress, the local government quarantined him in a hotel that had been turned into a makeshift hospital. Police stood guard outside to prevent anyone from leaving or entering.
Ye was allowed to go home five days later, ending a saga that began more than three weeks ago. He‘s thankful he survived, and salutes the doctors and nurses who put their own lives at risk to help him. Some doctors told him they suspected they had the virus, but continued to treat patients.
Like many Chinese, Ye is critical of the government’s response to the outbreak, especially the slow initial response from local officials that meant a precious opportunity to contain the virus early on was missed. The two most senior Communist Party cadres in Hubei were replaced Thursday, as Beijing tries to gain control of the spiraling crisis.
“Hubei has missed one opportunity after another while they were trying to keep things under wraps,” Ye said. “Things wouldn’t have come to this point if the government hadn’t hidden information a month ago.”
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A Chinese student in Wuhan recalls his harrowing experience and near death journey from the beginning to the end of his ordeal battling COVID-19 pneumonia. His life may have been saved by the use of powerful antiretrovirals used formerly for treating HIV.
'Coughing Like I Was Going to Die.' Here’s What It’s Like to Survive the Coronavirus in Wuhan
For one coronavirus patient in Wuhan, the journey from infection to recovery was a nightmare
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For one coronavirus patient at ground zero of the outbreak, the journey from infection to recovery was a nightmare scenario that entailed multiple hospital visits, symptoms so severe he thought he would die and quarantine under police watch.
Tiger Ye — not his real name — is a 21-year-old student in Wuhan, the central Chinese city where the new virus first emerged. Ye, who doesn’t want to be identified for fear of being ostracized, first suspected he’d caught the illness that’s spread around the world on Jan. 21, when he felt too weak to finish dinner. He checked his temperature, and it was up.
At the time, little was known about the virus now known as COVID-19, but paranoia was rapidly building after authorities confirmed the highly contagious pathogen was spreading between humans in the city of 11 million. It was midnight when Ye arrived at Wuhan’s top-tier Tongji Hospital to see a waiting room filled with people like him. Feverish, he knew he would have to wait hours to be tested.
“I was scared,” he said. “Countless cases were piling up on the desks, and every single doctor was wearing protective clothes, something I’d never seen before.”
What followed was more than two weeks of anxiety and desperation as Ye tried to confirm if he had the pneumonia-causing virus and get treatment for his increasingly severe symptoms. He was one of the lucky ones, beating the sickness in part because his father, a health care worker, was aware of the risks earlier than most of Wuhan’s population.
More than 1,000 people have died from the new coronavirus in Hubei, the Chinese province of which Wuhan is the capital. A severe shortage of hospital beds, testing kits and other basic medical equipment mean many have to stand in line for hours to get diagnosed, and some die before even seeing a doctor. China has quarantined vast swathes of Hubei, and the outbreak has caused parts of the world’s second-biggest economy to shut down as scientists across the world race to find a cure.
The night Ye first sought treatment, he was able to procure medicine from a smaller hospital nearby after abandoning the wait at Tongji. Because his symptoms weren’t classed as very severe, doctors told him to just go home and quarantine himself.
The first four days of the illness were brutal. “I suffered from a high fever and pains that tortured every part of my body,” said Ye. He spent the days watching Japanese cartoons to distract from the discomfort.
By the time his follow-up appointment at the hospital arrived four days later, the Wuhan government had locked down the city, barring anyone from leaving to stop the virus’ spread. Everything changed in an instant: roads were empty, prices for fresh fruit and vegetables surged, and residents were unsure if they were even allowed to leave their apartments.
Ye’s condition had also deteriorated. “I was coughing like I was going to die,” he said.
At the hospital, multiple CT scans showed it was highly likely Ye had contracted the novel coronavirus and that it had spread to his lungs. Doctors deliberated if he qualified for a nucleic acid test, which would use the virus’ genetic sequence to confirm if he had been infected, but it was decided his case wasn’t severe enough. The precious supply of test kits had to be reserved for more critical patients.
Diagnosis has emerged as one of the major stumbling blocks in getting the virus under control in Hubei, where the number of those who fear they are infected far outweighs the capacity of hospitals to confirm if they are. On Thursday, Hubei began counting patients who were diagnosed via CT imaging alongside those who tested positive with the nucleic acid kits, resulting in a more than 45% surge in the number of confirmed cases, to nearly 50,000 people.
As Ye convalesced at home after his second hospital visit — not knowing if he had the virus or not — his brother and grandmother also began to show symptoms of infection. Overnight, Ye’s condition worsened to the point he thought he might die. “I thought I was knocking on hell’s door,” he said.
Ye went back to the hospital after his temperature soared to 39 degrees Celsius (about 102 degrees Fahrenheit). Doctors put him on an IV drop and administered Kaletra, a combination drug used to treat HIV that has shown some success in combating the virus, bringing his temperature down to 37 degrees by the end of the day.
A week after the symptoms first began, Ye appeared to be reaching a turning point.
The young student’s condition was steadily improving when he finally secured one of the coveted test kits on Jan. 29, which confirmed he had the virus. His doctor gave him a five-day course of the antiviral drug Aluvia and sent him back to his three-bedroom apartment for quarantine, in part because the hospital didn’t have enough beds to accommodate him.
Nine days later on Feb. 7, another set of nucleic acid tests came back negative for the virus, but Ye wasn’t out of the woods. After reports that even patients who tested negative could slip into critical distress, the local government quarantined him in a hotel that had been turned into a makeshift hospital. Police stood guard outside to prevent anyone from leaving or entering.
Ye was allowed to go home five days later, ending a saga that began more than three weeks ago. He‘s thankful he survived, and salutes the doctors and nurses who put their own lives at risk to help him. Some doctors told him they suspected they had the virus, but continued to treat patients.
Like many Chinese, Ye is critical of the government’s response to the outbreak, especially the slow initial response from local officials that meant a precious opportunity to contain the virus early on was missed. The two most senior Communist Party cadres in Hubei were replaced Thursday, as Beijing tries to gain control of the spiraling crisis.
“Hubei has missed one opportunity after another while they were trying to keep things under wraps,” Ye said. “Things wouldn’t have come to this point if the government hadn’t hidden information a month ago.”
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don't forget the 2009 H1N1 pandemic media scare also going along with the signing of declaration of National Emgency .
Probably after a sanctuary city has an outbreak, Trump sends aid but the corrupt mayor hides it in a warehouse somewhere. Then the city gets locked down in quarantine which makes everybody not sick get sick unless you are an illegal immigrant, in which case you are free to go even if you have a 103 degree temperature, open sores and are projectile-coughing gallons of phlegm all over the place.
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7 FEBRUARY 2020:
2.B. IDENTIFY NAME, UNIT AND DATES OF TRAVEL FOR PERSONNEL, TO INCLUDE
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2.C. ALL ECHELON 2 AND BELOW COMMANDS IN NORTHCOM AOR IMMEDIATELY REPORT IF
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Well, he did get us out of the Paris accord
Interesting article:
If this virus is this big of deal why isn't anyone talking about those walking across the southern border?
R
Coronavirus Exposes China's Monopoly on U.S. Drug, Medical Supplies
The coronavirus outbreak has exposed the United States’ dangerous dependence on China for pharmaceutical and medical supplies.
www.breitbart.com
If this virus is this big of deal why isn't anyone talking about those walking across the southern border?
R
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Interesting article:
Coronavirus Exposes China's Monopoly on U.S. Drug, Medical Supplies
The coronavirus outbreak has exposed the United States’ dangerous dependence on China for pharmaceutical and medical supplies.www.breitbart.com
If this virus is this big of deal why isn't anyone talking about those walking across the southern border?
R
People are, you just will not see it much on the more "mainstream media".
Border Patrol sees ‘significant’ increase in Chinese nationals illegally crossing U.S.
There has been a significant increase in apprehension of Chinese nationals trying to illegally cross the border in the Rio Grande Valley. “As of late, Border Patrol agents are encountering Ch…
valleycentral.com And if they arent talking about it, I am sure many are thinking the same thing.
That was my point.People are, you just will not see it much on the more "mainstream media".
Border Patrol sees ‘significant’ increase in Chinese nationals illegally crossing U.S.
There has been a significant increase in apprehension of Chinese nationals trying to illegally cross the border in the Rio Grande Valley. “As of late, Border Patrol agents are encountering Ch…
And if they arent talking about it, I am sure many are thinking the same thing.
R
So i was thinking (sometimes that happens), that China my have used biowarefare on its own people for the rioting that took place in Hong Kong. Looks like Wuhan was also experiencing demonstrations earlier this year. Stay classy China by killing off your people.
www.bbc.com
Wuhan protests: Incinerator plan sparks mass unrest
Wuhan joins a list of Chinese cities getting angry over environmental issues.
www.bbc.com Historical....
Medics in Wuhan resort to shaving their heads
Medics in Wuhan resort to shaving their heads
Some new "Buzz Words" associated with the Virus:
cytokine storm
cytokine response
Hobo
cytokine storm
cytokine response
Hobo
An N95 respirator is not going to protect you from the Coronavirus as it is only capable of filtering particles at 300 nanometers. The Coronavirus is smaller than that at roughly 120. So, while better than nothing, that’s not full proof protection.
N95 Respirators, Surgical Masks, Face Masks, & Barrier Face Coverings
N95 respirators, surgical masks, face masks, and barrier face coverings offer different levels of protection for the wearer from particles.
Coronaviruses: An Overview of Their Replication and Pathogenesis
Coronaviruses (CoVs), enveloped positive-sense RNA viruses, are characterized by club-like spikes that project from their surface, an unusually large RNA genome, and a unique replication strategy. Coronaviruses cause a variety of diseases in mammals and ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov N95 Respirators, Surgical Masks, Face Masks, & Barrier Face Coverings
N95 respirators, surgical masks, face masks, and barrier face coverings offer different levels of protection for the wearer from particles.
So i was thinking (sometimes that happens), that China my have used biowarefare on its own people for the rioting that took place in Hong Kong. Looks like Wuhan was also experiencing demonstrations earlier this year. Stay classy China by killing off your people.
Wuhan protests: Incinerator plan sparks mass unrest
Wuhan joins a list of Chinese cities getting angry over environmental issues.
Hardcore old school commies versus modern "progressive" envirofreaks???
Quarantine the entire region. 'LetThemFight.gif'... Popcorn time for the rest of us, as long as whatever heavy artillery they choose to deploy does not fly over the barricade and explode near us.
An N95 respirator is not going to protect you from the Coronavirus as it is only capable of filtering particles at 300 nanometers. The Coronavirus is smaller than that at roughly 120. So, while better than nothing, that’s not full proof protection.
N95 Respirators, Surgical Masks, Face Masks, & Barrier Face Coverings
N95 respirators, surgical masks, face masks, and barrier face coverings offer different levels of protection for the wearer from particles.www.fda.gov
Coronaviruses: An Overview of Their Replication and Pathogenesis
Coronaviruses (CoVs), enveloped positive-sense RNA viruses, are characterized by club-like spikes that project from their surface, an unusually large RNA genome, and a unique replication strategy. Coronaviruses cause a variety of diseases in mammals and ...
N95 Respirators, Surgical Masks, Face Masks, & Barrier Face Coverings
N95 respirators, surgical masks, face masks, and barrier face coverings offer different levels of protection for the wearer from particles.
I deal with an awful lot of welding, cutting, grinding, sanding, and industrial degreasing/stripping, both at my work and my outside projects, including gun stuff, and I keep a variety of face protectors, both disposable N95's and half face P-100's with replaceable filters for use during this kind of work. If it is one thing that construction field guys love to do besides getting shit faced on off hours, it is also long talk and bullshitting sessions. However, there is a lot to be learned by being in this crowd. For one, it is common knowledge among workers in these trades that N95's do not offer full protection even against certain kinds of construction debris. Wear one and run an angle grinder or Dremel long enough and you will find that your mask has literally been saturated with black particles. During this sandblasting, it is also quite possible that some of these particles will have found a way around the mask and entered your nostrils. Even guys who wore masks still reported blowing out dark colored snot for a few seconds after cutting pipes all day long. Now go a little even more advanced. Strike an arc with a stick electrode. See that plume of smoke that is rising above the pretty blue light? Even with a P-100 on, you still want to keep your face as far from that plume as possible, otherwise a Darwin award with your name on it just got printed somewhere. Face masks are always regarded by us as merely an additional layer of emergency security that do NOT replace or bypass other measures such as adequate forced air ventilation either via a fan or a suction tube. If even the best masks offer limited protection against VISIBLE dangers, what would prevent a virus from getting through? A virus would be in more close relation in size to smoke and vaporized flux molecules than sanding and grinding particulates. And masks offer almost no protection against fumes. If you plan to work with your head in the smoke for any period of time, you are going to need a full seal gas mask with oxygen supply.
If you want to make it through a possible pandemic with your hair intact, your best investment will be personal biosecurity through adequate hand washing and hand sanitizing, not touching anything else after you have touched potentially contaminated items, separating outside clothing from inside wear, and AVOIDING places where large crowds with potentially sick individuals gather, ie., doing your grocery shopping later at night or earlier in the morning to beat the crowds. Getting enough sleep and making sure you have consumed proper nutrients also go a very long way.
turns out that the passengers that were cleared to leave the cruise ship and fly to America, well 14 of them tested positive for coronavirus.
www.foxnews.com
Chartered flights carrying quarantined passengers arrive in US; 14 Americans infected, isolated
Hundreds of American passengers who had been quarantined on the coronavirus-infected Diamond Princess cruise ship left Japan Monday on two State Department-chartered planes en route to the United States -- but some 46 infected Americans remained behind.
www.foxnews.com As if the virus wasn't going to spread naturally..... The US Government is going to help it along.... These folks need to be quarantined in Washington, DC.turns out that the passengers that were cleared to leave the cruise ship and fly to America, well 14 of them tested positive for coronavirus.
Chartered flights carrying quarantined passengers arrive in US; 14 Americans infected, isolated
Hundreds of American passengers who had been quarantined on the coronavirus-infected Diamond Princess cruise ship left Japan Monday on two State Department-chartered planes en route to the United States -- but some 46 infected Americans remained behind.
like this was accidental? yea rightturns out that the passengers that were cleared to leave the cruise ship and fly to America, well 14 of them tested positive for coronavirus.
Chartered flights carrying quarantined passengers arrive in US; 14 Americans infected, isolated
Hundreds of American passengers who had been quarantined on the coronavirus-infected Diamond Princess cruise ship left Japan Monday on two State Department-chartered planes en route to the United States -- but some 46 infected Americans remained behind.
turns out that the passengers that were cleared to leave the cruise ship and fly to America, well 14 of them tested positive for coronavirus.
Chartered flights carrying quarantined passengers arrive in US; 14 Americans infected, isolated
Hundreds of American passengers who had been quarantined on the coronavirus-infected Diamond Princess cruise ship left Japan Monday on two State Department-chartered planes en route to the United States -- but some 46 infected Americans remained behind.
That’s actually been around. Public usage of the term maybe not as much.
There is a twitter video somewhere with bodies lining a street in China recently. Not sure what to think. As with most things anymore.
If I was a conspiracy theorist something like this looks like it could be used as alien invasion to unite the word that Ronald Reagan spoke of.
At least until the real aliens show up.
On a good day, an airplane is still a nasty place.
Hobo
www.foxnews.com
Hobo
Couple diagnosed with coronavirus flew on Delta, Hawaiian Airlines flights, carriers confirm
It happened earlier this month.
www.foxnews.com Video brings up several questions one of which is how a video like this escaped the great firewall.
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A branch of China’s central bank is gathering old paper currency from areas deemed high-risk for the coronavirus and destroying the cash to prevent the contagion from spreading, reports said Sunday.
www.foxnews.com
Coronavirus triggers China to destroy, quarantine cash in outbreak hotspots, reports say
A branch of China’s central bank is gathering old paper currency from areas deemed high-risk for the coronavirus and destroying the cash to prevent the contagion from spreading, reports said Sunday.
www.foxnews.com Interesting,...they don't seem to do that with a flu outbreak? Don't worry, you can always trust the gov to do whats best, an to tell you the truth about ongoing or up coming events,....right?
When was the last time we flew people into a 14 day holding area for the flu? Oh wait,... that is not a Legal question to ask in today's world, is it?
Don't worry,...be happy,.... uncle will save you,.....
This thing has the potential to check off a lot of boxes in favor of a better control grid it seems.
Cashless societies would be a biggie.
Cashless societies would be a biggie.
@Blue Sky Country
Is it expected for so many videos to leak out of China?
I guess where there is a will there is a way. This one is a real emotion stirrer.
Is it expected for so many videos to leak out of China?
I guess where there is a will there is a way. This one is a real emotion stirrer.
Never know what sort of "spark" will set off a society changing conflagration.
Certainly shit like this made it clear to that woman that the Communist Government does not have her best interests at heart.
This kind of thing certainly has brought down leaders and governments before. You got to admire her words, but they probably already tossed in the burn pile.
I sleep good at night knowing we have obamacare looking out for us.......
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