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Gladiator wrote:Some researcher released a white paper saying that this virus can live on a surface for up to 9 days. How is that even possible... That's why the videos of the Chinese fumigating everything make sense.
More and more I believe the Russians are correct and this is a man-made virus and not no freak of nature bat/snake market virus
I mean if the Chinese forcing quarantine and taking full control how the hell 2500+ still getting it everyday?
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Data from Windy.com on Sunday (Feb. 9) showed heightened levels of sulfur dioxide around Wuhan, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), causing some to speculate that it is a sign of mass cremations of victims of the deadly disease.
On Sunday, images of Windy.com maps started to appear on social media, showing an alarmingly high level of sulfur dioxide being released, with no other city in China showing similar concentrations with the exception of Chongqing. Over the past few weeks, the death toll from the Wuhan virus has continued to mount, and as the true numbers appear to be suppressed, there have been accounts and anecdotal evidence of disproportionate use of crematoria in Wuhan.
Intelewave on Sunday shared an image on Twitter showing sulfur dioxide levels soaring to 1700ug/m^3 on a map of Wuhan on Windy.com, far above the danger level of 80ug/m^3. Intelewave listed a few possible explanations for this increase in emissions, with the first being a power plant.
However, none of China's numerous other power plants were seen emitting such large numbers that day. The second possibility proposed was the burning of refuse and animal carcasses, but the author questioned why such burning would be taking place as opposed to the standard practice of burying garbage.
The third possibility proposed was that: "Dead bodies are being burned on the outskirts of the city, the death numbers are way higher than the CCP is letting on about, and things are really, really bad." One netizen even calculated that it would take the burning of 14,000 bodies to reach such a high level of SO2.
pugboy wrote:what nobody seems to be asking is why they spend all that money to build huge emergency hospital just so
pugboy wrote:this smelling just like how the world found out about the chernobyl disaster
pugboy wrote:1000 now
pugboy wrote:what nobody seems to be asking is why they spend all that money to build huge emergency hospital just so
Redman wrote:pugboy wrote:what nobody seems to be asking is why they spend all that money to build huge emergency hospital just so
It’s called the Trinidad model.
China changes counting scheme to lower Wuhan virus numbers
China stops counting confirmed asymptomatic patients in Wuhan virus statistics
By Keoni Everington, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
2020/02/11 11:23
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The daily reports of Wuhan virus infections in China will likely begin to drop as the government has decided to stop counting patients who test positive for the disease but do not exhibit symptoms as "confirmed cases."
In a notice issued by China's National Health Commission (NHC) on Feb. 6, it wrote that the classification of new Wuhan virus infections will be divided into four categories: "suspected cases," "clinically diagnosed cases," "confirmed cases," and "positive tests." Among these, "positive tests" refers to "asymptomatic infected patients" who test positive for the disease but have no symptoms.
There is also a clear stipulation in the official document stating that "If the reported 'asymptomatic infected patient' has clinical manifestations, their status shall be revised to 'confirmed case' in a timely manner" (highlighted text in Tweet below). This indicates that even if a person tests positive for the disease but does not exhibit any symptoms, they will no longer be included in the daily infection reports.
After the government edict was released, the Health Commission of Heilongjiang Province reduced its number of confirmed cases by 14 on Feb. 8, causing heated debate among the public. The commission's official explanation was that according to the NHC, asymptomatic infections are no longer to be included among the list of confirmed cases.
After the NHC revised its standard for counting confirmed cases, Chinese state-run media mouthpiece Beijing News cited "the WHO and experts" as saying that although there are many cases of asymptomatic infections in China, in general, they are not the main carriers of the disease and their transmission capacity is weak. The article concluded that although the likelihood that asymptomatic patients can transmit the virus is weak, they should still be placed under quarantine.
However, according to a report by Kyodo News, researchers at Hokkaido University have found that 50 percent of cases of human-to-human transmission occurs when an infected person is not yet exhibiting symptoms. According to their findings, the incubation period from infection to symptoms is about five days on average.
An analysis of 26 cases from China, Thailand, and the U.S. found that more than half of the patients developed pneumonia symptoms within five days of being exposed to asymptomatic cases. The team thus concluded that more than 50 percent of the patients in the study had been infected by others during the incubation period.
According to a study by renowned Chinese pulmonologist Zhong Nanshan (鍾南山), the average incubation period of the virus is 3 days, but it can take as little as one day and as long as 24 days for a patient to develop symptoms. Only 43.8 percent of patients exhibited fever at an early stage, suggesting that body temperature cannot be viewed as a major factor in diagnosis.
maj. tom wrote:I think within 3 months the CDC should have a vaccine ready.
Once China continues to quarantine itself and the West remains vigilant and strict, we good.
Communist China can fake all the numbers they want; they have murdered millions and millions of their citizens in their history without blinking through famine and genocide, once the communist lie stays in place. I only wishing that this would be the start of the fall of evil communism in China. Many would have to die. But at least it will be what the people want. Things quite different this rounds compared to 1989 Tiananmen Square. People in China have the internet and are recording and exposing the lies and murders to themselves. Back in 1989, it was completely erased from history and memory, nothing happened there when you ask the Chinese people.
CORONAVIRUS COULD SPREAD THROUGH PIPES IN BUILDINGS, OFFICIALS FEARBen_spanna wrote:well if one of those cruise ships keep registering New and new cases while all passengers have been in isolation then duhh, its got to be the ships main air conditioner system thats spreading it.. which is a scary thought, if that same applies to airplanes and anyone infected on a flight..........
Dizzy28 wrote:Virus now has an official name - Covid 19
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-51466362
Dominica to donate face masks to China
Feb 11, 2020
The Dominica government says it will be donating 10,000 masks to China as the country fights the spread of the coronavirus (2019-nCoV) outbreak that has killed more than 1,000 people in the Asian country.
“The government of Dominica wishes to say to all nations that this is not a time for nations to take decisions in an effort to isolate the People’s Republic of China,” he said, adding that his administration “in a show of gratitude and concern…will make a donation of 10,000 face masks to the government of the People’s Republic of China.”
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“We say to our steadfast friends, the People’s Republic of China, that Dominica stands by your side in this hour of great difficulty.”
Health Minister Dr Irvin McIntyre told Parliament that the island would soon be able to carry out testing for the virus with the assistance of the US-based Centre for Disease Control.
“We will be the only country in the Caribbean that can test for coronavirus. No other country in the Caribbean can do this,” he said, noting that Barbados is also trying to get this done.
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He said the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) on Friday gave the island 80 per cent preparedness to deal with the virus, adding “this is much higher than many other OECS (Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States).”...
hydroep wrote:Dominica to donate face masks to China
Feb 11, 2020
The Dominica government says it will be donating 10,000 masks to China as the country fights the spread of the coronavirus (2019-nCoV) outbreak that has killed more than 1,000 people in the Asian country.
“The government of Dominica wishes to say to all nations that this is not a time for nations to take decisions in an effort to isolate the People’s Republic of China,” he said, adding that his administration “in a show of gratitude and concern…will make a donation of 10,000 face masks to the government of the People’s Republic of China.”
Image result for face mask
“We say to our steadfast friends, the People’s Republic of China, that Dominica stands by your side in this hour of great difficulty.”
Health Minister Dr Irvin McIntyre told Parliament that the island would soon be able to carry out testing for the virus with the assistance of the US-based Centre for Disease Control.
“We will be the only country in the Caribbean that can test for coronavirus. No other country in the Caribbean can do this,” he said, noting that Barbados is also trying to get this done.
Image result for coronavirus testing
He said the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) on Friday gave the island 80 per cent preparedness to deal with the virus, adding “this is much higher than many other OECS (Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States).”...
https://buzz-caribbean.com/article/dominica-to-donate-face-masks-to-china/
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