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But how do they differentiate people with common cold/flu symptoms, to people with the Coronavirus?
I mean imagine the millions of people over there panicking and going to the hospitals when they just have a normal cold/flu 😐
"Central Theater Command assists Wuhan lockdown"
CCP Central Military Commission has ordered Central Command to assist the Wuhan lockdown in response to social instability due to panic emotions.[1/3]
Motorized equipment will be put to use. Dongfeng EQ2050 armoured vehicle, armoured personnel carriers and light tanks were all put to use to defend the roadblocks.
Submitted (05-JAN-2018) Institute of Military Medicine Nanjing
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
January 24, 2020 @ 1:01pm
Concerns rise as several who died from Wuhan coronavirus did not have fever
www.nst.com.my...
SEVERAL people who died from a new virus in China didn’t display symptoms of fever, potentially complicating global efforts to check for infected travellers by temperature screening at airports and other travel hubs.
The youngest victim was a 36-year-old male who was admitted to hospital on Jan 9 suffering from fever and fatigue. He died on Thursday.
Elsewhere in China, Guangdong province in the south on Friday reported 53 confirmed coronavirus cases, including at least one 10-year-old child
airports are screening people for fever... if some victims didnt show any fever that complicates it much more
China ramped up measures to contain a virus that has killed 26 people and infected more than 800, suspending public transport in 10 cities, shutting temples over the Lunar New Year and even closing the Forbidden City and part of the Great Wall.......
China broadened its lockdown to include at least 13 cities Friday as it strives to contain a deadly virus outbreak the World Health Organization has termed a domestic health emergency.