Corona Virus Updates Part 3

originally posted by: tlearyus
Don't be ignorant, it's not helpful!

Coronavirus Mortality Rate

Neither is citing so called "facts" from the WHO, just sayin'... If I wanted to hear what the WHO is saying, I could have just turned on CNN...

"the unofficial policy of the World Health Organization is one of murder and genocide." --Dr Kalokerinos MD

"The medical cartel, at the highest level, is not out to help people, it is out to harm them, to weaken them. To kill them. At one point in my career, I had a long conversation with a man who occupied a high government position in an African nation. He told me that he was well aware of this. He told me that WHO is a front for these depopulation interests." The Medical Mafia

In April, 2007 184 countries signed a document allowing the World Health Organization – which is, by the way, a private corporation like the Federal Reserve, which receives more than 2/3 of its funding from the Pharmaceutical industry, whose vaccines and drugs they push – hard – to take over governance of any country under certain circumstances.

theusindependent.com...

61-year-old man, who lives in the city of São Paulo, traveled to Italy between February 9th and 21st. The first exam was done at Hospital Albert Einstein and it was positive. Now, the confirmation must take place by a second exam done by the Adolfo Lutz Institute.

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Anvisa (National Health Surveillance Agency) requested on Tuesday (25) the list of passengers who traveled on the same flight as the Brazilian who was in northern Italy between February 9th and 21st and who tested positive for a preliminary exam for coronavirus. The man awaits the result of a counterproof.

Anvisa informed that it intends to investigate other passengers of the flight and made the following note:

Faced with a positive preliminary examination for coronavirus (Covid-19) in a passenger coming from Italy to Brazil on February 21 of this year, Anvisa has already taken the following measures:

He asked the airline for a list of passengers who were on the same flight as the passenger with a positive result for coronavirus. The document will be forwarded to the Center for Strategic Information on Health Surveillance (Cievs) for investigation of other passengers on the flight who had contact with the suspected case.
Criticism has increased in monitoring international flights from countries where there are confirmed cases of the disease. The list was updated on February 24 by the World Health Organization (WHO)
Anvisa reinforces: if you have been in countries with confirmed cases and have fever and more than one respiratory symptoms, seek medical attention immediately and inform the health professional about the trip abroad.
The Albert Einstein Hospital, in the South Zone of São Paulo, registered on February 25 the notification of the suspected case of a 61-year-old man. He is Brazilian and traveled to northern Italy between 9 and 21 February. The patient has mild signs of the disease, such as a cough, and is in isolation at home in São Paulo.

"The patient is in good clinical condition and without the need for hospitalization, remaining in respiratory isolation that will be maintained for the next 14 days. The medical team continues to actively monitor him, as well as the people who had close contact with him", says a note from Albert Einstein Hospital.

The case is also being investigated by the Ministry of Health and the state and municipal departments of São Paulo and will go to the Adolfo Lutz Institute for a counter-examination.

The Ministry of Health should make an official statement on Wednesday (26), after the result of the Adolpho Lutz Institute. The government says it will map who has had contact with the patient.

"Of course it worries, São Paulo is the largest city in the country. It is a confirmation made by a private hospital, now the counterproof will be made by the Adolfo Lutz Institute. The result will be released tomorrow (Wednesday) in the morning. The patient is clinically The recommendation is home isolation. Now we’re going to do the mapping with whom he had contact, "said Health Minister Luiz Henrique Mandetta.

It seems that there are two more cases (not yet confirmed) of a baby (state of Bahia), and another in Recife.

I'll get more information and update.

originally posted by: FinallyAwake

originally posted by: GlobalGold

originally posted by: Kenzo
One more coronavirus tracker :


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Any info about the France victim ? Age etc...

A 60-year-old man in Paris has become the first French national to die from the coronavirus, director general of the French health authority, Jerome Salomon, told reporters Wednesday.

via CNN

Was he French Asian by any chance?

I dont know. He died from massive pulmonary embolism while having the virus. Is it related ? I dont know.

Le Parisien

India's Government Recommends Homeopathy For Coronavirus Prevention. What's The Harm?



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originally posted by: tlearyus
a reply to: bally001

A highly infectious virus with a mortality rate of between 2-3% (conservative estimate if it doesn't mutate) that will eventually infect 70-80% of the global population tends to make one a little short on patience for people who keep trying to diminish the serious nature of this threat.

70% of 8,000,000,000 is 6,400,000,000
3% of 6,400,000,000 is 192,000,000

192 million people could die!

And this 'may' just be the tip of the iceberg.

19-23% need hospital treatment, but hospitals will be overwhelmed well before then, so it's possible 19-23% could die. And a general rule of thumb is that at least the same die through lack of services etc, regardless of the virus.

So at 19%, and doubled, that's at least 2.4 billion deaths. Hope that's not just the first wave and includes famine, wars/violence and other diseases that would be rife...

I was looking at this last night, imagining half the world's population gone. Actually it only takes us back to the 60's in terms of world population. But for UK it would be akin to the population in the 1800's.

Edit to add: Just for balance, I should add that the virus may mutate today to become far less virulent, or it may already only have a mortality rate of 0.01% if it turns out many many more people have already been infected without even noticing. I think the latter is a stretch considering the global response and cloak&dagger, but truth may be somewhere in the middle.

Some idiotic family tried to break the quarantine in Tenerife.

metro.co.uk...

Of course, they were put back in the hotel room, they all gotta make quarantine for 14 days even if the test results are negative.

4 cases on Tenerife so far, all of them Italian, one of them is an Italian medic.

JUST IN: 7 people now have died from the virus in Japan This stuff is deadly people.

Hello everyone here on the greatest forum on Earth. Do you all realize because we have a caring and sharing heart, we all have come together as family these days with one thing we all have in common. Its our sincerity from our hearts to help one another. Although I live an ocean apart from you all, but now I feel part of your family. Thank you all for allowing me to say this.

MIM's Update here in Tokyo, Japan February 26, 2020 Thursday-- Time: who cares now (its like nervous time) OK, it going to be about 8:30 pm--- London 11:30 am (hey guys, how was the fish and chips yesterday) ---Sydney 10:30 pm (another beer, please) and now our good folks in New York 6:30 am ( hope all is going well there)

Update: some of this I reported earlier in the day so I'll just do it again.

1. Hokkaido 1 died (lived with family members)
2. Hokkaido 4 new cases
3. Japan 164 people now known to be infected (this only shows people that were allowed to be tested) (new testing rules now apply
4. 3 officers on the ship infected
5. 2 passengers on the ship infected
6. This doesn't sound good for this country: More than 400 Philippine citizens from virus-hit Diamond Princess cruise ship arrive home as number of infected rises to 80
7. 1 new infection in Tokushima, this isn't good at all. en.wikipedia.org...(city)
8. 2 very large rock concerts cancelled tonight at the last moment
9. the next 1 to 2 weeks are crucial to Japans ....(sorry, didn't catch the Japanese word) according to PM Abe (he's the leader of the country
10. Games and other events are on hold at the moment
11. Basketball ( yes , we play basketball here) games canceled till further notice
12. Soccer and heck a whole list of sports including school sports
13. schools are cutting their hours , no after school events now (schools look like an empty... lost for words)
14. Tokyo Olympics might have to be canceled
15. can you believe this: Disneyland Tokyo is still open for business (unbelievable , their employees take the subways and trains (hey disney, no heart)
16. schools are to bring spring holiday sooner, actually they should do the all the test tomorrow and then close all schools down, happened today in Hokkaido
17. THERE IS A CRISES IN JAPAN (not my words)
18. Job fairs are canceled in many prefectures
19. the business leaders here are old, personally I think they still have their heads up their... and for the most part, money, money and more. Maybe they just don't like to go home. Poor workers
20. IMPORTANT: the current outbreak will affect peoples work styles (does unemployment ring a bell here)

21. of the 813 of the ship that just left /45 of them now are feverish (keep in mind this doesn't include all them Philippinos
22. its now official "cash flow crunch" (sad, but that does have a lasting ring to it) for business that depend on tourism
hey folks, please do not come to Japan

23. Italy, hmm. hey my parents are from there: 322 infected that they know of, 10 have died, possibly more
24. South Korea: 12 known people have died so far
25. South Korea: Govt. is reporting 1261 people infected
26. thousands have signed something to get RID of the South Korea's leader, can't blame them either

Wow! so far I didn't lose my message here, better reply quickly before my Sapporo lands on the computer and....

a reply to: Oleman

i like your phrase "dichotomy of symptoms".... this is certainly observable and no doubt due in some part to GI vs respiratory.

but, i think in much larger part due to the initial symptoms---->> respiratory.... followed by secondary and more severe symptoms of heart/liver/kidney failure (etc.) due to an anoxic condition resulting from inflammation of the lungs (acute respiratory stress--pneumonia).

if you didn't catch this video, it might help you understand the dichotomy a bit better.




best,.

danny.

a reply to: XCrycek

Why is it kicking off so fast right now?

I'm guessing it has to do with the 4 million that disappeared from Wuhan before the lock down. Did china track all of them down yet or are they still out there? That could explain the rapid spread.

Things you don't yet know but need to know about the novel coronavirus- including treatment information and how to prepare your home

jameslyonsweiler.com... to-prepare-your-home

a reply to: musicismagic

G'ZUS that's a big list!
And thank you very much for the updates. ( 3 threads and 300+ pages each )

It's sad Japan spent all that money for the Olympics (and will likely at this point lose it). But this is way bigger.

Stay safe.

a reply to: Chance321

Tracking 4 million down, you already know the answers to that.

a reply to: Chance321

They did not flee or run, they did normal seasonal travel for the Chinese holidays in January. Most likely they traveled inside China to see their parents and then return to Wuhan if they were able.

This is a normal annual event in China where about 500 million travel home to see their family for Spring Festival (aka Chinese New Year) which happens between January 15 and February 10 based on the lunar year not solar year.

They don’t need to be tracked, CCP knows exactly where they went. It’s that controlled in China.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: musicismagic

G'ZUS that's a big list!
And thank you very much for the updates. ( 3 threads and 300+ pages each )

It's sad Japan spent all that money for the Olympics (and will likely at this point lose it). But this is way bigger.

Stay safe.

you are most welcome

a reply to: musicismagic

Thank you as well magic. I have been posting your personal take on my local forum and it has been a wealth of information. Thank you so much and stay safe!

a reply to: musicismagic

25. South Korea: Govt. is reporting 1261 people infected

Wow just 24 hours ago the reported infected was around 1000..!

Thailand today reported another 2 cases bring their total to 40 if anyone believes official numbers... Some/most of the tourist spots are absolutely dead as expected..

I would not want to be getting on an aircraft or a ship anytime soon..

originally posted by: JSpader
a reply to: musicismagic

Thank you as well magic. I have been posting your personal take on my local forum and it has been a wealth of information. Thank you so much and stay safe!

Hey JS, that sounds so great. Glad to hear that it can be of help to people. I think now Japan is about 5 or 6 days away from where China was 30 days ago. There's seems to be a pattern of events that are quite similar . You can send me a link if you like. PM me. Like to hear what is going on in your neck of the woods. Again, thank you.

a reply to: 727Sky

There are now confirmed cases in 43 countries (including on the continents of Africa & S. America).

Antarctica is the only continent without confirmed cases, wow!

If the virus keeps spreading like it does in Italy, they'll have a very hard hit this summer regarding tourism.