[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.

[shiokalingam]

 

[Leongsam]

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Kiasu, Kiasi, kiabor.... typical Chink behavior.

The irony of it all is that face masks don't work. Those twits in the queue are just wasting their time and money. Airtight goggles are needed as well and nobody is wearing them.

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N95 Masks USELESS, Coronavirus Enters Body Through EYEBALLS, Warns Infected Doctor in Wuhan, China

Monday, January 27, 2020
By Paul Martin
by: Mike Adams
NaturalNews.com

Sunday, January 26, 2020

N95 masks are useless against coronavirus. These masks don’t create a full facial seal, and a doctor in China is now warning that he contracted coronavirus by failing to wear a full face mask. Importantly most health care professionals shown in the media are wearing only N95-style masks which are pointless and don’t stop the wearer from becoming infected.

Since the Wuhan coronavirus now has a documented 83% infection rate among those who are exposed, the fact that N95 masks are giving people a false sense of protection should be more than a little alarming.

As reported by the media in Asia (originally in Mandarin Chinese):

 

[zhihau]

Nope the increase is not a line. It is a curve.

let's see on Saturday what the number is.

The exponential increase in cases seen in PRC is due to their initial slow release of information and/or suppression of actual figures.

11 had to implement tough measures before those kutus in the provincial areas started to wise up.

Couple that with the inability to cope with the overwhelming numbers as a result of the flu season, cross contamination took place in those crowded hospitals, hence the sharp increase.

So far we’ve only seen sharp peaks in Hubei, large clusters in Henan, Guangdong and Zhejiang, and the figures are relatively stable across other provinces.

Things should taper off with the next couple of weeks unless the virus mutates to become more contagious, but I reckoned the mortality rate should be lower.

 

[Leongsam]

The exponential increase in cases seen in PRC is due to their initial slow release of information and/or suppression of actual figures.

11 had to implement tough measures before those kutus in the provincial areas started to wise up.

Couple that with the inability to cope with the overwhelming numbers as a result of the flu season, cross contamination took place in those crowded hospitals, hence the sharp increase.

So far we’ve only seen sharp peaks in Hubei, large clusters in Henan, Guangdong and Zhejiang, and the figures are relatively stable across other provinces.

Things should taper off with the next couple of weeks unless the virus mutates to become more contagious, but I reckoned the mortality rate should be lower.

Much ado about nothing. I guess it is understandable given that half the world's population has below average intelligence.

 

[zhihau]

Much ado about nothing. I guess it is understandable given that half the world's population has below average intelligence.

I always depended on the collective intelligence of our Sammy bros, makes up for my lack of intelligence

 

[eatshitndie]

Nope the increase is not a line. It is a curve.

let's see on Saturday what the number is.

as a total the progression is geometric which means it curves. arithmetic progression is when the line is straight.

 

[Leongsam]

The exponential increase in cases seen in PRC is due to their initial slow release of information and/or suppression of actual figures.

11 had to implement tough measures before those kutus in the provincial areas started to wise up.

Couple that with the inability to cope with the overwhelming numbers as a result of the flu season, cross contamination took place in those crowded hospitals, hence the sharp increase.

So far we’ve only seen sharp peaks in Hubei, large clusters in Henan, Guangdong and Zhejiang, and the figures are relatively stable across other provinces.

Things should taper off with the next couple of weeks unless the virus mutates to become more contagious, but I reckoned the mortality rate should be lower.

No One Really Knows How Many People Are Infected With Coronavirus

Cases could be 70 times more prevalent than what's been confirmed.

By Alex Lubben
28 January 2020, 5:00pm
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This article originally appeared on VICE News.

Coronavirus might already have infected way more people than we know.

Thousands of cases of the illness have already been confirmed around the world. But the virus, which is in the same family as SARS, spreads to up to three people for every person infected, and researchers estimate that way more people are likely infected already than have been confirmed. Not everyone who's showing symptoms of what could be coronavirus have been tested, and researchers say people could spread the virus before they're even feeling sick.

“My best guess now is perhaps 100,000 cases right now,” Neil Ferguson, a public health expert at Imperial College in London who’s been estimating the disease’s spread for the World Health Organization, told the Guardian. He thinks the actual number could be anywhere between 30,000 and 200,000.

According to data compiled by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, 2,886 cases of the infection have been confirmed worldwide as of Monday — a number that’s risen dramatically over the last few days. Fewer than 1,000 cases were confirmed as of Friday. All 81 deaths so far were in China.

The number of confirmed cases could double every six days, according to researchers at Hong Kong University who are working with the World Health Organization. They expect that more than 43,000 people will contract the virus in Wuhan alone, a city of 11 million people in central China where the virus started. Authorities there are rushing to build a new hospital in just six days to treat new cases of coronavirus.

The virus is novel — this particular strain hadn’t been detected until December of last year — so scientists are rushing to figure out how exactly it spreads. And because it’s new, it’s harder to test for.

READ: Here’s exactly how the new coronavirus affects the human body

Right now, labs at the Centers for Disease Control are the only places that can test for the virus in the U.S., though public health officials are working to figure out how to roll out tests to local facilities.

About 100 samples from 26 states have been sent to the CDC for testing, according to NBC News. Five have come back positive, 25 tested negative, and they’re still working on the rest. So far, there are confirmed cases in California, Washington, Arizona, and Chicago.

As more samples are sent to the CDC for testing, experts expect to turn up more cases of the virus.

“It is likely there will be more cases reported in the U.S. in the coming days and weeks, likely including person-to-person spread,” the CDC said in a statement on Sunday.

Researchers suspect coronavirus takes about two weeks to show symptoms, and the Chinese government announced Monday that, unlike other infections like it, coronavirus could spread before people start showing any symptoms. That means it’s possible that tens of thousands of people are walking around, taking flights, breathing in public — and unsuspectingly spreading the virus to people they come into contact with.

So containing the virus will be difficult.

READ: Scientists now think they know what started China’s deadly coronavirus outbreak: bats

The Chinese government extended its new year holiday in an effort to keep people home and contain the virus. Chinese New Year celebrations were also canceled around the world as far away as Denver and Paris, over fear of the virus. An unprecedented quarantine program has been put into place in Wuhan, where authorities have essentially cut off travel in and out of several huge cities in Hubei.

It’s the largest public health-related quarantine ever put in place.

But 5 million people left Wuhan before the quarantine was put into place, and researchers are questioning whether the program will prove effective.
“You can’t board up a germ. A novel infection will spread,” Lawrence Gostin, a law professor at Georgetown University and director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Center on National and Global Health Law told the New York Times. “It will get out; it always does.”

Cover image: A central laboratory, a part of Prague-Na Bulovce Hospital, where is held a press conference on coronavirus and readiness of Prague-Na Bulovce Hospital for coronavirus infection and its related procedures, on January 27, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. Photo/Katerina Sulova (CTK via AP Images)

 

[knowwhatyouwantinlife]

The exponential increase in cases seen in PRC is due to their initial slow release of information and/or suppression of actual figures.

11 had to implement tough measures before those kutus in the provincial areas started to wise up.

Couple that with the inability to cope with the overwhelming numbers as a result of the flu season, cross contamination took place in those crowded hospitals, hence the sharp increase.

So far we’ve only seen sharp peaks in Hubei, large clusters in Henan, Guangdong and Zhejiang, and the figures are relatively stable across other provinces.

Things should taper off with the next couple of weeks unless the virus mutates to become more contagious, but I reckoned the mortality rate should be lower.

Also the reliance on tcm instead of medical facilities for the older generation and once they get very sick and go to the hospital or medical facilities without negative pressure rooms hence all hell break lose

 

[Thick Face Black Heart]

As for the nCOV mortality rate the only reason it is higher is because it is a new virus and immunity levels are a lot lower. Once the virus becomes commonplace the mortality rate will drop significantly and it will become just another cold virus.

I disagree wholehearted with the above assertion. Ebola and the Hanta virus became "commonplace" in their respective zones of infection, which have seen multiple cycles of outbreaks, but I don't see your theory coming to fruition.

 

[sweetiepie]

N95 Masks USELESS, Coronavirus Enters Body Through EYEBALLS, Warns Infected Doctor in Wuhan, China

KNN they should be using this KNN

 

[eatshitndie]

No One Really Knows How Many People Are Infected With Coronavirus

Cases could be 70 times more prevalent than what's been confirmed.

By Alex Lubben
28 January 2020, 5:00pm
ShareTweetSnap

This article originally appeared on VICE News.

Coronavirus might already have infected way more people than we know.

Thousands of cases of the illness have already been confirmed around the world. But the virus, which is in the same family as SARS, spreads to up to three people for every person infected, and researchers estimate that way more people are likely infected already than have been confirmed. Not everyone who's showing symptoms of what could be coronavirus have been tested, and researchers say people could spread the virus before they're even feeling sick.

“My best guess now is perhaps 100,000 cases right now,” Neil Ferguson, a public health expert at Imperial College in London who’s been estimating the disease’s spread for the World Health Organization, told the Guardian. He thinks the actual number could be anywhere between 30,000 and 200,000.

According to data compiled by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, 2,886 cases of the infection have been confirmed worldwide as of Monday — a number that’s risen dramatically over the last few days. Fewer than 1,000 cases were confirmed as of Friday. All 81 deaths so far were in China.

The number of confirmed cases could double every six days, according to researchers at Hong Kong University who are working with the World Health Organization. They expect that more than 43,000 people will contract the virus in Wuhan alone, a city of 11 million people in central China where the virus started. Authorities there are rushing to build a new hospital in just six days to treat new cases of coronavirus.

The virus is novel — this particular strain hadn’t been detected until December of last year — so scientists are rushing to figure out how exactly it spreads. And because it’s new, it’s harder to test for.

READ: Here’s exactly how the new coronavirus affects the human body

Right now, labs at the Centers for Disease Control are the only places that can test for the virus in the U.S., though public health officials are working to figure out how to roll out tests to local facilities.

About 100 samples from 26 states have been sent to the CDC for testing, according to NBC News. Five have come back positive, 25 tested negative, and they’re still working on the rest. So far, there are confirmed cases in California, Washington, Arizona, and Chicago.

As more samples are sent to the CDC for testing, experts expect to turn up more cases of the virus.

“It is likely there will be more cases reported in the U.S. in the coming days and weeks, likely including person-to-person spread,” the CDC said in a statement on Sunday.

Researchers suspect coronavirus takes about two weeks to show symptoms, and the Chinese government announced Monday that, unlike other infections like it, coronavirus could spread before people start showing any symptoms. That means it’s possible that tens of thousands of people are walking around, taking flights, breathing in public — and unsuspectingly spreading the virus to people they come into contact with.

So containing the virus will be difficult.

READ: Scientists now think they know what started China’s deadly coronavirus outbreak: bats

The Chinese government extended its new year holiday in an effort to keep people home and contain the virus. Chinese New Year celebrations were also canceled around the world as far away as Denver and Paris, over fear of the virus. An unprecedented quarantine program has been put into place in Wuhan, where authorities have essentially cut off travel in and out of several huge cities in Hubei.

It’s the largest public health-related quarantine ever put in place.

But 5 million people left Wuhan before the quarantine was put into place, and researchers are questioning whether the program will prove effective.
“You can’t board up a germ. A novel infection will spread,” Lawrence Gostin, a law professor at Georgetown University and director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Center on National and Global Health Law told the New York Times. “It will get out; it always does.”

Cover image: A central laboratory, a part of Prague-Na Bulovce Hospital, where is held a press conference on coronavirus and readiness of Prague-Na Bulovce Hospital for coronavirus infection and its related procedures, on January 27, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. Photo/Katerina Sulova (CTK via AP Images)

the writer meant 69 times more prevalent but rounded it up to 70. 69-70 is a convenient and recurring number when anyone is dealing with shitty matters.

 

[sweetiepie]

Kiasu, Kiasi, kiabor.... typical Chink behavior.

The irony of it all is that face masks don't work. Those twits in the queue are just wasting their time and money. Airtight goggles are needed as well and nobody is wearing them.

KNN my uncle saw nus grad type of working professionals mum letting her daughter about 3 to 4 yo wearing adult mask where the sides are all exposed KNN they just feel safer to follow the crowd and at least 50% insured KNN

 

[aurvandil]

The masks do work by reducing the viral load. Simple example:

Person A and Person B both sit in front of infected Person C for 15 mins. Person C coughs continuously. Person A is wearing a mask while Person B is not wearing a mask. Both Person A and Person B rub their eyes 3 times during the 15 mins.

At the end of 15 mins, Person A and Person B are both infected. Both are infected by the cough droplets on their hands which they rubbed into their eyes. Person B however has a much higher viral load. This is because in addition to the cough droplets on their eyes, Person B has additional droplets which entered via his nose and mouth which were uncovered.

The impact of the higher viral load is that Person B is more likely to develop a severe form of the virus while Person A gets a mild form of the virus.

N95 Masks USELESS, Coronavirus Enters Body Through EYEBALLS, Warns Infected Doctor in Wuhan, China

 

[shiokalingam]

 

[shiokalingam]

 

[shiokalingam]

 

[shiokalingam]

 

[birdie69]

The number of tiong tourists in Thailand is mind boggling. I visited the grand palace last year, it’s tiong galore. Thank god the tour guides didn’t bring them to wat pho just next door where I found my inner peace

As usual, Singapore always wants to be number one in the world, 样样第一

 

[shiokalingam]

 

[Narong Wongwan]

The number of tiong tourists in Thailand is mind boggling. I visited the grand palace last year, it’s tiong galore. Thank god the tour guides didn’t bring them to wat pho just next door where I found my inner peace

See how the Tiongs are fucking yo the islands around phuket and Phuket itself.
they are like locusts due to their sheer numbers