got my packages from china
MY HEART IS PUMPING !!!
got my packages from china
MY HEART IS PUMPING !!!
Wich is the reaction of postman while giving it to you?
Uche, uche.
A friend who is living in China refuses to leave his house and is having everything delivered. He is over 1000 miles away from the outbreak, but he doesn’t want to take the risk.
Got message from a store, waiting 4 packages still pending.
Dear for now China New Coronavirus Impact ,all people stay at home no allowed out work till 9th feb,but myself will arrange ship for step by step as possible as i can
Good thing is that our wallets will also be in quarantined.
got my packages from china
MY HEART IS PUMPING !!!
I got my ED20-Ts today, thought I heard some eerie whirring sounds.
Turned out my nice mail-lady delivered ’em with this…
A friend who is living in China refuses to leave his house and is having everything delivered.
…including a nice friendly virus. :person_facepalming:
Evidence is slowly pointing that China may have massively over reacted to a common cold virus. The numbers don't match up anymore according to many stats.
Evidence is slowly pointing that China may have massively over reacted to a common cold virus. The numbers don’t match up anymore according to many stats.
Over reacted? You mean like Chinese lumens?
You mean the people who died didn’t really die?
7000 deaths this season in the US alone from influenza already and no worldwide emergency declared because that's what happens every Winter.
They may of just wanted a longer holiday this year.
‘I weep for you’ the Walrus said: ‘I deeply sympathize.’
The numbers don’t match up anymore according to many stats.
Citation to source would be welcome.
Part of the concern is the family group from which this virus comes:
MERS shares many clinical features with SARS such as severe atypical pneumonia, yet key differences are evident. Patients with MERS have prominent gastrointestinal symptoms and often acute kidney failure, likely explained by the binding of the MERS-CoV S glycoprotein to dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (DPP4), which is present in the lower airway as well as the gastrointestinal tract and kidney.3 MERS necessitates mechanical ventilation in 50% to 89% of patients and has a case fatality rate of 36%.2
While MERS has not caused the international panic seen with SARS, the emergence of this second, highly pathogenic zoonotic HCoV illustrates the threat posed by this viral family. In 2017, the WHO placed SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV on its Priority Pathogen list….
The action of the WHO proved prescient. On December 31, 2019, Chinese authorities reported a cluster of pneumonia cases in Wuhan, China, most of which included patients who reported exposure to a large seafood market selling many species of live animals. Emergence of another pathogenic zoonotic HCoV was suspected…. a sustained epidemic remains an open and critical question. So far, it appears that the fatality rate of 2019-nCoV is lower than that of SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV; however, the ultimate scope and effects of the outbreak remain to be seen….
… The emergence of yet another outbreak of human disease caused by a pathogen from a viral family formerly thought to be relatively benign underscores the perpetual challenge of emerging infectious diseases and the importance of sustained preparedness.
In this Viewpoint Anthony Fauci and colleagues review the emergence of pathogenic human coronaviruses (SARS-Cov and MERS-CoV) as background for discussing a rapidly spreading novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) identified in 2019 in China and the public...
@hank, I posted a link earlier in this thread. It seems to be a common cold virus but a little more aggressive, that's all. That info is from someone in Canada that has studied the coronavirus and how it acts and mutates for 30 years now.
Edit: Had to search for my post, here is the link again
Here’s a good summary with links:
Coronavirus Declared a Global Health Emergency by World Health Organization -- article related to The Main Page and News.
I haven't followed the links in this thread, but I really hope the Wuhan coronavirus doesn't spread quickly around here like it has in China.
It seems to be a common cold virus but a little more aggressive
Well, no. The risk of death is significantly different.
The difference is where in the respiratory system the virus is able to attach to cells and reproduce.
Common colds don’t generally lead to pneumonia.
It seems to be a common cold virus but a little more aggressive
Well, no. The risk of death is significantly different. The difference is where in the respiratory system the virus is able to attach to cells and reproduce.
It depends on who is telling the truth and who isn't. There still seems to be a lot of confusion as to what is really going on at the moment. I think we will all get a better idea in a couple of weeks times, which by then maybe everything calms down again. In other countries there are no deaths reported but there are in China. Based on the numbers so far, there should have been deaths already outside China, but there aren't and people seem to be recovering ok.