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

The numbers are correlated, put the figures on a combination chart and all is crystal clear.

The PAPigs are ignoring the top line numbers as they don’t want to scare us sinkies with daily 5 digit figures, besides, the testing capacity macam no day no night already even when we’re at currently.
Any idea when they mentioned those dailee death with various underlying medical conditions and comorbilities - are those patients with mobility and able to go work travel etc or mostlee the verlee sick home or bed or wheelchair bound ? Ie are they so called unproductive sinkies although My uncle doesn't believe in being productive even for the abled bodies.
 
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2017 : total deaths : 20,905 : Daily : 57 deaths
2018 : total deaths : 21,282 : Daily : 58 deaths
2019 : total deaths : 21,446 : Daily : 58 deaths


*You can minus out no.5 external causes (prolly like accidents) but that's not big difference.


Ministry of health


Death Statistics by Cause in Singapore​

2017 20182019
Total No. of Deaths20,90521,28221,446
% of Total Deaths
1.Cancer
[ ICD10 : C00-C97 ]
29.128.828.4
2.Pneumonia
[ ICD10 : J12-J18 ]
20.120.620.7
3.Ischaemic heart diseases
[ ICD10 : I20-I25 ]
18.518.118.8
4.Cerebrovascular diseases (including stroke)
[ ICD10 : I60-I69 ]
6.36.05.8
5.External causes of morbidity and mortality
[ ICD10 : V01-Y89 ]
4.04.34.0
6.Nephritis, nephrotic sydrome & nephrosis
[ ICD10 : N00-N07, N17-N19, N25-N27]
2.43.03.1
7.Hypertensive diseases (including hypertensive heart disease)
[ ICD10 : I10-I15 ]
3.43.02.6
8.Urinary tract infection
[ ICD10 :N39.0]
1.92.02.3
9.Other heart diseases
[ ICD10 : I00-I09, I26-I51]
1.92.12.0
10.Chronic obstructive lung diseases
[ ICD10 : J40-J44 ]
1.51.31.4
Copyright © Ministry of Health Singapore. All Rights Reserved.

https://www.healthhub.sg/a-z/health-statistics/4/principal-causes-of-death
 
Any idea when they mentioned those dailee death with various underlying medical conditions and comorbilities - are those patients with mobility and able to go work travel etc or mostlee the verlee sick home or bed or wheelchair bound ? Ie are they so called unproductive sinkies although My uncle doesn't believe in being productive even for the abled bodies.
My uncle definition of being productive is whether you are productive to yourself rather than to the economy so a abled person earning alot of money contributing to tax and to the success of the economy is not so productive compared to people like my uncle who doesn't contribute to the success of anyone and not paying much tax yet having ways to make money for himself :whistling::wink: so my uncle think he is verlee productive even if he is unemployed or leesabled etc
 
HAHA !

OBVIOUSLY VACCINE IS USELESS !

MORE DEAD SINKIES IN NOV !

THEY VOTED FOR IT !
 
Any idea when they mentioned those dailee death with various underlying medical conditions and comorbilities - are those patients with mobility and able to go work travel etc or mostlee the verlee sick home or bed or wheelchair bound ? Ie are they so called unproductive sinkies although My uncle doesn't believe in being productive even for the abled bodies.
patients with comorbidities doesn’t mean they are wheelchair bound and/or very sick.

once we hit a certain age, HBP, high cholestrol, and other stuffs will plague us if we had a sedentary lifestyle, sinkies need to be more active a bit :coffee::coffee::coffee:
 
2017 : total deaths : 20,905 : Daily : 57 deaths
2018 : total deaths : 21,282 : Daily : 58 deaths
2019 : total deaths : 21,446 : Daily : 58 deaths


*You can minus out no.5 external causes (prolly like accidents) but that's not big difference.
so many ways to go... :confused::confused::confused:
 
patients with comorbidities doesn’t mean they are wheelchair bound and/or very sick.

once we hit a certain age, HBP, high cholestrol, and other stuffs will plague us if we had a sedentary lifestyle, sinkies need to be more active a bit :coffee::coffee::coffee:
Also any idea if a sinkie have hpb and high cholesterol but no more hpb and cholesterol while on medication is it still parked under the high risk group ?
 
patients with comorbidities doesn’t mean they are wheelchair bound and/or very sick.

once we hit a certain age, HBP, high cholestrol, and other stuffs will plague us if we had a sedentary lifestyle, sinkies need to be more active a bit :coffee::coffee::coffee:
should take a page out of the feuding youngsters at paya labia.
 
So easy it die then hows it spread?? Truly the rat knows no shame. :cautious:
 
breaking news. cdc just concurred on a study from hospitalized patients that vaccination (mostly mrna) provides far more protection than prior infection.
 
Two just went for 1st pfizer jab, one just booked sinopharm and one waiting for novavax. All not happy but no choice. Not lying.
They will be converted to from anti-vaxxed to anti-unvaxxed, as opposed to pro-vaxxed. Anti-unvaxxed are people who have given up on their beliefs, and decided to join the majority. Unlike pro-vaxxed who believe in patient autonomy and informed consent, anti-unvaxxed will now seek to justify their defection and camouflage their weakness by attacking the unvaxxed. They derive great satisfaction not from their faith in the efficacy of the vaccine, but from the anti-vaxxed being deprived of social freedom.
 

COVID-19: Singapore reports 3,112 new cases, 14 more deaths​


Staff Writer, Singapore
Staff Writer, Singapore
·Editorial Team
Sat, 30 October 2021, 11:41 pm·3-min read


A cyclist rides past  a Formula One pit building converted into a temporary hospital unit for patients with Covid-19 coronavirus in Singapore on October 28, 2021. / AFP / ROSLAN RAHMAN

A cyclist rides past a Formula One pit building converted into a temporary hospital unit for patients with Covid-19 coronavirus in Singapore on October 28, 2021. / AFP / ROSLAN RAHMAN
SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Saturday (30 October) confirmed 3,112 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore – bringing the country's total case count to 195,211 – as well as 14 deaths due to the disease.
This comes three days after the ministry reported a single-day high of 5,324 cases, in what it described as an "unusual surge" within a relatively short window.
It also marks the 41st day in a row with fatalities from COVID-19 reported in Singapore, with 293 people having succumbed to it this month.
Those who died are between 63 and 98 years old, and all of them had various underlying medical conditions, the MOH said.
Among the cases on Saturday, there were 2,608 community cases, 500 dormitory resident cases and four imported cases. There are 408 seniors who are aged 60 and above among the community cases. The ratio of community cases for the past week over the week before is 1.14, the ministry said.

8 clusters being closely monitored​

Eight active COVID-19 clusters are being closely monitored in Singapore, including those at two preschools.
There are 15 cases at PCF Sparkletots @ Changi Simei Block 141 and 18 cases at PCF Sparkletots @ Whampoa Block 85.
Among the monitored clusters, the largest is the one at the Institute of Mental Health. There are 237 cases there, comprising 16 staff and 221 patients.

267 require oxygen supplementation; 129 in ICU​

A total of 3,912 cases were discharged on Saturday, of whom 587 are patients aged 60 and above, said the MOH.
Currently, 1,627 cases are currently warded in hospital. Over the last 28 days, of the 93,257 infected individuals, 98.7 per cent had no or mild symptoms.
There are currently 267 cases of serious illness requiring oxygen supplementation. A total of 129 cases are in the intensive care unit (ICU) – 69 are unstable and under close monitoring to prevent further deterioration, while 60 are critically ill and intubated.
The current overall ICU utilisation rate is 68.1 per cent, said the MOH. On Tuesday, the ministry had said that it has triggered the next 100 ICU beds, which will be ready next week.

Vaccination progress

The MOH noted that over the past seven days, the number of fully vaccinated and non-fully vaccinated cases who are critically ill in the ICU are at 0.5 and 4.4 per 100,000 population respectively.
Over the same period, the number of fully vaccinated and non-fully vaccinated cases who died are 0.1 and 1.0 per 100,000 population respectively, it added.
Among those aged 60 and above, the number of fully vaccinated and non-fully vaccinated cases who are critically ill in the ICU are 2.1 and 35.3 respectively. The number of fully vaccinated and non-fully vaccinated seniors who died are 0.4 and 9.3, respectively, said the MOH.
Apart from the 394 patients who have died from COVID-19 complications, 15 others who tested positive for the virus were determined to have died from unrelated causes, including three whose deaths were attributed to a heart attack and another four whose deaths were attributed to coronary heart disease.
As of Friday, 84 per cent of the population have completed their full regimen or received two doses of COVID-19 vaccines, 85 per cent have received at least one dose and 15 per cent have received their booster shots.
 
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