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

blackmondy

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You notice that Lee Hsien Loong has faded into the background after that little visit to the hospital, it's primarily Lawrence and Gan dealing with the situation now. :wink:
He is no different from Winnie the Pooh. Both farkers always have people below them go front-line to do damage control and wipe their dirty asses.
 
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knowwhatyouwantinlife

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Sg one not too sure real or not wait tio pofma lol
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glockman

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Its fatality rate is 2%. A normal flu season in angmor lands is also like tat
I want to believe you, but :

The novel coronavirus case fatality rate (CFR) is currently estimated at around 2%, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday, January 29, 2020[1][2].
However, the WHO specified that this is a very early and provisional estimate that may change. Surveillance is increasing, within China but also globally, but at the moment:
  1. We don't know how many were infected ("When you look at how many people have died, you need to look at how many people where infected, and right now we don't know that number. So it is early to put a percentage on that."[1][2]).
  2. The only number currently known is how many people have died out of those who have been reported to the WHO.
  3. It is therefore very early to make any conclusive statements about what the overall mortality rate will be for the novel coronavirus, according to the World Health Organization [1][2].
For comparison, the case fatality rate with seasonal flu is less than 0.01% (1 death per every 10,000 cases)[4].

Mortality rate for SARS was 10%, and for MERS 34%.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-death-rate/
 

Semaj2357

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Safe sex wouldn’t work as will have close contact.
Unless the sex is done in gloryhole style
hanor, also no point doing doggie as the arsehole might be too close for comfort and may play "misty" for me - and like a kitten up a tree, have to call 995 to douse the mist and rescue the pussy :whistling:
 

Hypocrite-The

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I want to believe you, but :

The novel coronavirus case fatality rate (CFR) is currently estimated at around 2%, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday, January 29, 2020[1][2].
However, the WHO specified that this is a very early and provisional estimate that may change. Surveillance is increasing, within China but also globally, but at the moment:
  1. We don't know how many were infected ("When you look at how many people have died, you need to look at how many people where infected, and right now we don't know that number. So it is early to put a percentage on that."[1][2]).
  2. The only number currently known is how many people have died out of those who have been reported to the WHO.
  3. It is therefore very early to make any conclusive statements about what the overall mortality rate will be for the novel coronavirus, according to the World Health Organization [1][2].
For comparison, the case fatality rate with seasonal flu is less than 0.01% (1 death per every 10,000 cases)[4].

Mortality rate for SARS was 10%, and for MERS 34%.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-death-rate/
Too early to say...but right now it's full exaggeration.
 

Hypocrite-The

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I want to believe you, but :

The novel coronavirus case fatality rate (CFR) is currently estimated at around 2%, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday, January 29, 2020[1][2].
However, the WHO specified that this is a very early and provisional estimate that may change. Surveillance is increasing, within China but also globally, but at the moment:
  1. We don't know how many were infected ("When you look at how many people have died, you need to look at how many people where infected, and right now we don't know that number. So it is early to put a percentage on that."[1][2]).
  2. The only number currently known is how many people have died out of those who have been reported to the WHO.
  3. It is therefore very early to make any conclusive statements about what the overall mortality rate will be for the novel coronavirus, according to the World Health Organization [1][2].
For comparison, the case fatality rate with seasonal flu is less than 0.01% (1 death per every 10,000 cases)[4].

Mortality rate for SARS was 10%, and for MERS 34%.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-death-rate/
USA flu is worse...
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/03/the...cross-us-as-world-frets-over-coronavirus.html
 

glockman

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The coronavirus outbreak, however, is proving to be more deadly than the flu. It has killed roughly 2% of the people who have contracted it so far, according to world health officials. That compares with a mortality rate of 0.095% for the flu in the U.S., according to CDC estimates for the 2019-2020 flu season. The CDC estimates that 21 million people will eventually get the flu this season.
 

halsey02

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This virus is so virulent that it has infected more than 70% of the population and till to date many well-minded Singaporeans including Dr Tan Cheng Bock is still searching for a cure!

There is no known cure at the moment, for the sake of humanity, cure the 70%
 

Hypocrite-The

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The coronavirus outbreak, however, is proving to be more deadly than the flu. It has killed roughly 2% of the people who have contracted it so far, according to world health officials. That compares with a mortality rate of 0.095% for the flu in the U.S., according to CDC estimates for the 2019-2020 flu season. The CDC estimates that 21 million people will eventually get the flu this season.
2 % still not big a deal.... and so far the deaths are mostly in Wuhan n ah tiong land where is it winter.. singkieland is warmer ..n of course more humid which will allow the virus to remain alive longer. But the warmth will mitigate the deadliness of the virus. Just take warm baths n keep clean. No need to make mountains out of molehills
 

Hypocrite-The

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Is this worse than the Wuhan virus???




H1N1 Virus In Taiwan Kills 13 People In 1 Week

The coronavirus may be the biggest threat in Singapore, but it’s a different story in Taiwan. Seasonal flu proves to be a much bigger threat to them.


On Tuesday (4 Feb), AsiaOne reports that Taiwan has 56 H1N1 flu deaths, otherwise known as swine flu.


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In comparison, they reported 10 cases of the coronavirus, with no deaths so far. All victims had a travel history in Wuhan.




The Central News Agency reports that the dead flu victims did not receive a vaccine.



56 H1N1 flu deaths in Taiwan

The H1N1 flu seems to be the most deadly virus in Taiwan for the past few months. A total of 771 influenza cases with severe complications and 56 deaths were reported since 1 Oct.


Patients that died or reported severe cases of H1N1 flu belonged to older age groups.


The patients that died from H1N1 flu were between the age range of 47 to 97. Of the severe cases, 32 percent were between the age range of 50 to 64 and 41 percent were older than 65.

Flu vaccine for prevention

Having a flu vaccine seems to be the best way for people to protect themselves.



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Lin Yung-ching from Taiwan’s Centres for Disease Control (CDC) was quoted as saying,


None of the 43 patients who died from flu complications in the past 3 months had been vaccinated.

An 80-year-old vaccinated woman caught the virus but eventually died from pneumonia and respiratory failure.


To prevent an outbreak, the CDC has implemented a seasonal influenza vaccination campaign. They offered free vaccines to students, senior citizens, and health care workers.

Get vaccinated

The H1N1 may be a bigger threat than the coronavirus in Taiwan, but you can effectively protect yourself.


If you’ll be traveling to Taiwan, then get vaccinated prior to your flight. While older vaccinated people may still catch the virus, it will help your immune system fight the flu. Don’t forget to get your kids vaccinated too!


How are you protecting your family from the flu? Let us know in the comments.
 

Hypocrite-The

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The coronavirus outbreak, however, is proving to be more deadly than the flu. It has killed roughly 2% of the people who have contracted it so far, according to world health officials. That compares with a mortality rate of 0.095% for the flu in the U.S., according to CDC estimates for the 2019-2020 flu season. The CDC estimates that 21 million people will eventually get the flu this season.


Summer is coming,,,,and this Wuhan virus will be a thing of the past

Number Of Coronavirus Cases Could Fall Sharply In May Due To Warmer Weather

You may have heard the notion that a fever is just your body fighting an infection, so once it passes, you’ll feel better.


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Apparently the weather, when warm, could also kill viruses such as the coronavirus, at least according to some health experts.


In a commentary on Channel NewsAsia (CNA), Dr Jyoti Somani and Professor Paul Tambyah purport that China’s impending warm weather in May may bode well for our fight against the novel coronavirus 2019-nCoV.


Novel coronavirus may be seasonal like the influenza & SARS

Comparing with the common flu and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), the pair deduced how the novel coronavirus is likely seasonal too.




As such, infections may decrease as temperatures in China soar in May, reducing the number of cases.


The doctors told CNA that like the flu, the 2019-nCoV largely spreads “by large droplets of saliva or phlegm from one person to another…or by contact”.


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They cited studies which explain how the droplets spread further in cold and dry air.


From there, they extrapolate that warmer temperature and higher humidity could threaten the survival of the virus.

Coronavirus spread in S’pore due to “intensive use of air-con”

How is the coronavirus still spreading in Singapore with our hot and humid weather, you may ask?




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Well, the doctors claim that back in 2003, SARS spread extensively in Hong Kong and Singapore because of our “intensive use of air-conditioning”.


Considering how the Wuhan coronavirus cases so far have surfaced in enclosed, air-conditioned spaces like hotels, shops, and airplanes, their reasoning seems feasible.

Hope the warmer weather will spell the end of the coronavirus

As encouraging as their suppositions may be, they are still only guesses.


According to CNA, SARS’ disappearance coincided with the northern summer of 2003, after which the virus never resurfaced as strongly.


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By this reference alone, we’re hopeful the same will happen with the 2019-nCoV.


Sadly, May is still about three months away, so the waiting time is a little long. Let’s hope researchers can find a cure till then, so we can stop the virus once and for all.


Featured image adapted from Facebook.
 

glockman

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Summer is coming,,,,and this Wuhan virus will be a thing of the past

Number Of Coronavirus Cases Could Fall Sharply In May Due To Warmer Weather

You may have heard the notion that a fever is just your body fighting an infection, so once it passes, you’ll feel better.


asian-kid-fever.jpg
Source


Apparently the weather, when warm, could also kill viruses such as the coronavirus, at least according to some health experts.


In a commentary on Channel NewsAsia (CNA), Dr Jyoti Somani and Professor Paul Tambyah purport that China’s impending warm weather in May may bode well for our fight against the novel coronavirus 2019-nCoV.


Novel coronavirus may be seasonal like the influenza & SARS

Comparing with the common flu and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), the pair deduced how the novel coronavirus is likely seasonal too.




As such, infections may decrease as temperatures in China soar in May, reducing the number of cases.


The doctors told CNA that like the flu, the 2019-nCoV largely spreads “by large droplets of saliva or phlegm from one person to another…or by contact”.


thermal-screening-coronavirus.jpg
Source


They cited studies which explain how the droplets spread further in cold and dry air.


From there, they extrapolate that warmer temperature and higher humidity could threaten the survival of the virus.

Coronavirus spread in S’pore due to “intensive use of air-con”

How is the coronavirus still spreading in Singapore with our hot and humid weather, you may ask?




singaporean-face-masks.jpg
Source


Well, the doctors claim that back in 2003, SARS spread extensively in Hong Kong and Singapore because of our “intensive use of air-conditioning”.


Considering how the Wuhan coronavirus cases so far have surfaced in enclosed, air-conditioned spaces like hotels, shops, and airplanes, their reasoning seems feasible.

Hope the warmer weather will spell the end of the coronavirus

As encouraging as their suppositions may be, they are still only guesses.


According to CNA, SARS’ disappearance coincided with the northern summer of 2003, after which the virus never resurfaced as strongly.


sars-singapore.jpg
Source


By this reference alone, we’re hopeful the same will happen with the 2019-nCoV.


Sadly, May is still about three months away, so the waiting time is a little long. Let’s hope researchers can find a cure till then, so we can stop the virus once and for all.


Featured image adapted from Facebook.
Yes, air-con could well be the reason. So need to turn them off!!!
 

laksaboy

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By this reference alone, we’re hopeful the same will happen with the 2019-nCoV.

Sadly, May is still about three months away, so the waiting time is a little long. Let’s hope researchers can find a cure till then, so we can stop the virus once and for all.

It's divine judgement on China, there is no cure, and there will be plenty more mishaps to befall China in addition to the disease. :cool:
 
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