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Coronavirus: Woman infects 71 people after one lift trip

A woman unwittingly infected at least 71 people with coronavirus after using the lift in her tower block, researchers believe.

The traveller returned to her home in Heilongjiang province, China, from a trip to the United States on 19 March – eight days after the area last reported any new Covid-19 cases.

She did not have any symptoms of the disease and tested negative for the virus, but self-isolated at home alone anyway, researchers wrote in the Chinese Centres for Disease Control and Prevention’s journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.

The woman had not taken the lift with anyone else – but her downstairs neighbour used it at some point after her.

On 29 March the downstairs neighbour’s mother and her boyfriend, who had visited her flat, attended a party with another group of people. Then, on 2 April, one of that group suffered a stroke and was taken to hospital; however, at this point there was no obvious connection between him and the traveller and he was not tested for coronavirus.

Researchers later concluded that the traveller must have contaminated the lift in her building. Her downstairs neighbour is thought to have contracted the virus while using it, before infecting her mother and mother’s boyfriend when they visited her home. The couple then infected the stroke patient and his two sons at the party.

The two sons took it in turns caring for their father, who was moved to a different hospital on 6 April. The stroke patient and his sons all later tested positive and researchers discovered they had infected 28 people in the first hospital, including five nurses and one doctor. They went on to infect another 20 people in the second hospital.


The boyfriend of the downstairs neighbour’s mother displayed Covid-19 symptoms and became the first case in the cluster to test positive for the disease.

When investigators learned someone in the block had recently travelled, they tested the traveller again and this time she was found to have antibodies, suggesting she had previously had the disease.

Researchers from the Chinese Centres for Disease Control and Prevention wrote: “We believe [the traveller] was an asymptomatic carrier and that [the downstairs neighbour] was infected by contact with surfaces in the elevator in the building where they both lived.

“Our results illustrate how a single asymptomatic Sars-CoV-2 infection could result in widespread community transmission.”

Woman infects 71 people with coronavirus after one lift trip

So this lady followed the guidelines by self isolating at home but she still managed to infect 71 people.
 
I trust the PAP govt, and the town council Banglas who clean and disinfect the HDB lifts three times a day. :thumbsup:
 
that’s the problem of high density living in highrises. sg is fucked as there’s not enough land to house 6.9m safely and with adequate spacing and social distancing. there’s always a weakest point or archilles heel in any highrise design. even with one flat per floor, lifts are shared with other floors. best is a penthouse with a dedicated sexpress lift. and since it is at the top you don’t have to worry about shit flowing down in the sewage plumbing system. but... sewage plumbing needs a vent to the roof. and you are almost at the roof.
 
that’s the problem of high density living in highrises. sg is fucked as there’s not enough land to house 6.9m safely and with adequate spacing and social distancing. there’s always a weakest point or archilles heel in any highrise design. even with one flat per floor, lifts are shared with other floors. best is a penthouse with a dedicated sexpress lift. and since it is at the top you don’t have to worry about shit flowing down in the sewage plumbing system. but... sewage plumbing needs a vent to the roof. and you are almost at the roof.
What's the problem? India has a billion replacements for a few dead peasants. :cautious:
 
What's the problem? India has a billion replacements for a few dead peasants. :cautious:
they will find condos in sg like luxury palaces. curry cooking neutralises shit vapor in the sewage.
 
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China trying to pin the blame on US fir the virus in march.
 
China trying to pin the blame on US fir the virus in march.

China even blamed imported salmon when Beijing experienced an outbreak. :roflmao:

Daft Sinkies are so stupid and kiasi, a lot of salmon in our local supermarkets are unsold. :biggrin:
Gov dot sg wants to clamp down on so-called fake news... perhaps start with the fake news from 150 Tanglin Road? Or are you PAP technocrats chickenshit when Tiongkok is involved? :rolleyes:

More salmon for me. :cool:
 
China even blamed imported salmon when Beijing experienced an outbreak. :roflmao:

Daft Sinkies are so stupid and kiasi, a lot of salmon in our local supermarkets are unsold. :biggrin:
Gov dot sg wants to clamp down on so-called fake news... perhaps start with the fake news from 150 Tanglin Road? Or are you PAP technocrats chickenshit when Tiongkok is involved? :rolleyes:

More salmon for me. :cool:
If you look at this forum we have some daft supporters of the China Communist Government i.e. frenchbriefs lorderrond etc so hardly surprising
 
Coronavirus: Woman infects 71 people after one lift trip

A woman unwittingly infected at least 71 people with coronavirus after using the lift in her tower block, researchers believe.

The traveller returned to her home in Heilongjiang province, China, from a trip to the United States on 19 March – eight days after the area last reported any new Covid-19 cases.

She did not have any symptoms of the disease and tested negative for the virus, but self-isolated at home alone anyway, researchers wrote in the Chinese Centres for Disease Control and Prevention’s journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.

The woman had not taken the lift with anyone else – but her downstairs neighbour used it at some point after her.

On 29 March the downstairs neighbour’s mother and her boyfriend, who had visited her flat, attended a party with another group of people. Then, on 2 April, one of that group suffered a stroke and was taken to hospital; however, at this point there was no obvious connection between him and the traveller and he was not tested for coronavirus.

Researchers later concluded that the traveller must have contaminated the lift in her building. Her downstairs neighbour is thought to have contracted the virus while using it, before infecting her mother and mother’s boyfriend when they visited her home. The couple then infected the stroke patient and his two sons at the party.

The two sons took it in turns caring for their father, who was moved to a different hospital on 6 April. The stroke patient and his sons all later tested positive and researchers discovered they had infected 28 people in the first hospital, including five nurses and one doctor. They went on to infect another 20 people in the second hospital.


The boyfriend of the downstairs neighbour’s mother displayed Covid-19 symptoms and became the first case in the cluster to test positive for the disease.

When investigators learned someone in the block had recently travelled, they tested the traveller again and this time she was found to have antibodies, suggesting she had previously had the disease.

Researchers from the Chinese Centres for Disease Control and Prevention wrote: “We believe [the traveller] was an asymptomatic carrier and that [the downstairs neighbour] was infected by contact with surfaces in the elevator in the building where they both lived.

“Our results illustrate how a single asymptomatic Sars-CoV-2 infection could result in widespread community transmission.”

Woman infects 71 people with coronavirus after one lift trip

So this lady followed the guidelines by self isolating at home but she still managed to infect 71 people.
Thankfully I don't need the lift. My one-room rented flat in Toa Payoh is on the ground floor.
 
I've been saying from the beginning that masks don't work. There's the irrefutable proof.
 
I've been saying from the beginning that masks don't work. There's the irrefutable proof.
she must have pee’d, pooped, and pharted in the lift. no amount of cleaning and sanitization can remove her liquid, solid, and gaseous residue.
 
Masks Are An Important Component To Fight COVID-19 Crisis, Fauci Says
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NPR's Rachel Martin talks to Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, about how to implement public health interventions that could turn the tide on the coronavirus pandemic.
RACHEL MARTIN, HOST:
So how can public health officials gain the trust of Americans who are skeptical of interventions like masks to fight the coronavirus effectively? Dr. Anthony Fauci is on the line now. He is the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the NIH and a member of President Trump's Coronavirus Task Force. Dr. Fauci, thanks for being on the program again.
ANTHONY FAUCI: Good to be with you, Rachel.
MARTIN: Why has it been so hard to convince Americans to wear masks?
FAUCI: You know, that difficult, really, to give a single explanation. There is, you know, a bit of pushback on authority - the American spirit of not wanting to be told what to do. But I think as we've heard from the segment that you just played, the data and the evidence that this can be very helpful as part of a multifaceted way to get these cases down and to diminish the transmissibility and acquisition is very clear. So we just have to try to get a crisp, clear message to people that this is an important tool in our armamentarium. We can actually turn things around.
And as one of your guests just mentioned on the clip, it isn't the only thing, but it is an important component. There's physical distancing. There's things like closing bars, like not doing things as much inside, like diminishing the number of people in an indoor restaurant, going outdoors more than indoors. All of that together with a mask will be the important thing that turns this around.
 
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