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The adviser of Iran's Health Minister confirmed, on Wednesday, the death of two people who were infected with the #coronavirus, in Qom in Iran, and said that the two died "because of their old age and immune deficiencies
Because Asian carriers are more infectious or something. Now 2 dead in Iran but Asian. So it can infect anybody but is mainly more dangerous for Asians? It all points back to being engineered to effect Asians more. Is that because it was based on such!
originally posted by: Mateo96
a reply to: Trillium
All I did was shorten up the URL so I could paste it in these forums, you should be able to find it by looking up "Cambodia’s Coronavirus Complacency May Exact a Global Toll" and "msn.com"
originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite
And why only Chinese/SEA fatalities?
originally posted by: Mateo96
originally posted by: tgidkp
as a degreed biotechnologist, having read and understood papers and watched the political responses, i have not yet made my speculation known. i would like to do that now....
... this is not a naturally occurring bug. it came from a lab. no doubt in my mind about it.
.... the most credible reason for the higher death count in China thusfar is that the more serious biological responses (such as cardiac failure, liver and kidney failure, and the acute respiratory disease) are due primarily to reinfection and an extreme secondary immune response. (p.s. a "healthy immune system" will not work in your favor and may actually make it worse.)
.... the reinfection also gives us an idea of why there is such wide variation in the reported incubation period and also the prolific failures in the detection of the disease.
.... accordingly, it seems obvious that this virus was released upon the population (by accident or intended, i decline to speculate) earlier than the December timeframe. October feels right.
.... finally, i suggest that it's very likely that you, me, and a large fraction of the population have already been exposed to and suffered some minor illness from initial exposure to the virus. this bug is extremely virulent and is circling the globe many times over by this point.
it is behaving exactly the way it has been programmed to.
i would be happy to clarify any of these points and any other questions you might have.
good luck, ATS.
danny
If it has been over the globe, why would reinfections occur mainly in China, specifically Hubei? Population density, a specific mutation, or re-releases from the lab?
Why is it sometimes having so much trouble infecting people? The german dude in La Gomera didn't manage to infect the 20 people he was in contact with during the flight to Tenerife, the ferry to La Gomera, and in the process of renting a car and driving to the hotel room, let alone the 4 people he was traveling and sharing a room with.
Yet, infection rates in China and the cruisers are incredibly high.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
Coronavirus Cases:
75,132
view by country
Deaths:
2,007
Recovered:
14,442
Where are you copying these numbers from?
It appears that the words 'view by country' should be a link, allowing you to see a breakdown by country, would love to have that as a source...
The man fell sick after returning from a visit to China and was admitted on Jan. 20.
Nobody did get sick and the patient went home after 17 days in isolation.
Health officials say the man is in isolation at home and is being monitored by public health workers.
After discovering the man had coronavirus, the Washington State Department of Health began monitoring dozens of people who came into close contact with him.
SEATTLE — Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) who work for American Medical Response (AMR) ambulance company have expressed outrage and frustration after two EMTs transported a patient with possible novel coronavirus (COVID-19) but weren’t warned of the danger.
Public Health – Seattle & King County called for the transport on Saturday. The county alerted AMR that the patient was possibly infected with COVID-19. But that important message never made it to the first responders.
AMR employees took to a closed Facebook group this week. Dozens of comments were aimed at their employer for the communication failure.
“The communication breakdown is dangerous and could worsen the chance of spreading this disease,” one EMT wrote.
The call out on Saturday was unusual. AMR dispatchers directed the EMTs to place a mask on the patient’s door and head back to the ambulance. Further instruction included not to make contact with the patient and to allow him to ride in the back of the ambulance alone.In another unusual move, AMR dispatchers told the EMTs to take the patient to a specific motel in King County, about an hour away from Seattle.
That prompted the following written exchange, obtained by the KING 5 Investigators:
EMT: “Is this patient suspected of having a contagious infection?”
Dispatcher: “Yes.”
EMT: “Coronavirus?”
Dispatcher: “Unknown”
The colossal Tucson Mineral Show is by far the largest gem and mineral show on earth. It is not a single show or held at a single location. The Tucson Show consists of dozens of major independent shows held at various locations throughout the city.
An estimated 60,000+ people from more than 20 countries attend this event held in early February. More than 25 museums and universities from around the world, including the Smithsonian Institution, the American Museum of Natural History, and the Sorbonne in Paris bring special collections and displays to the show
originally posted by: Strifingsoul
a reply to: GlobalGold
He is dead (director of a wuhan hospital.)
originally posted by: misfit312
a reply to: slatesteam
Might be time for a healthy warning? I dont know.. I just googled it...
The colossal Tucson Mineral Show is by far the largest gem and mineral show on earth. It is not a single show or held at a single location. The Tucson Show consists of dozens of major independent shows held at various locations throughout the city.
An estimated 60,000+ people from more than 20 countries attend this event held in early February. More than 25 museums and universities from around the world, including the Smithsonian Institution, the American Museum of Natural History, and the Sorbonne in Paris bring special collections and displays to the show
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