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Passengers on board the MV Viking Sun cruise ship who were turned away from two ports on Indonesia’s mainland have now been given the green light to dock in Bali.
More than 1,200 tourists, including Australians and Americans, on-board the luxury vessel were originally rejected entry by officials due to coronavirus fears.
However, in an eleventh hour backflip, the government allowed passengers to disembark in at Benoa Port in Bali.
An Australian man told Nine News that following more health checks “there’s no problem on the ship, no virus on the ship.”
“Everybody’s very healthy and we’re looking forward to a good time in Bali.”
WA has its fifth case of coronavirus after a woman in her 60s appears to have been infected by her husband after he returned from Iran.
The woman’s husband had travelled from Iran in the last 14 days and is no longer showing symptoms of the virus.
He will also be tested for the virus.
This is believed to be the first case of community transmission of COVID-19 in WA as the woman had not travelled overseas.
The woman is now self isolating at home.
Health authorities are now trying to contact trace other people who may have been exposed to the couple.
originally posted by: ShortBus
For all the posts on the Internet of things about people complaining about not being able to be tested when they have obvious symptoms and come back negative for flu....
My response is... does it change anything?
The hospital still needs to treat the symptoms, regardless. Whether or not its Corona shouldn't be an issue, there is not a fix it fluid available for it, so might as well just carry on normally in treating the patient.
originally posted by: DancedWithWolves
originally posted by: ShortBus
For all the posts on the Internet of things about people complaining about not being able to be tested when they have obvious symptoms and come back negative for flu....
My response is... does it change anything?
The hospital still needs to treat the symptoms, regardless. Whether or not its Corona shouldn't be an issue, there is not a fix it fluid available for it, so might as well just carry on normally in treating the patient.
Are you serious? You've read and participated in this thread. You understand the risk to every doctor, nurse, orderly and man on the street that comes in contact with that person. You understand how essential providing ongoing healthcare is as other patients fall sick. You want to wipe out healthcare infrastructure because, oh well, this administration screwed up tests royally so why even test?
Now, I get it.
*Throws hands in the air in disappointment. Wow.*
originally posted by: ShortBus
originally posted by: DancedWithWolves
originally posted by: ShortBus
For all the posts on the Internet of things about people complaining about not being able to be tested when they have obvious symptoms and come back negative for flu....
My response is... does it change anything?
The hospital still needs to treat the symptoms, regardless. Whether or not its Corona shouldn't be an issue, there is not a fix it fluid available for it, so might as well just carry on normally in treating the patient.
Are you serious? You've read and participated in this thread. You understand the risk to every doctor, nurse, orderly and man on the street that comes in contact with that person. You understand how essential providing ongoing healthcare is as other patients fall sick. You want to wipe out healthcare infrastructure because, oh well, this administration screwed up tests royally so why even test?
Now, I get it.
*Throws hands in the air in disappointment. Wow.*
No. But flu kills too. Same quarantine should be in effect for them too. Just say’n.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The father of a woman who has apresumptive-positive case of coronavirus took one of his daughters to a school function on Saturday night.
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said during a news conference on Sunday that after learning of what the father had done, county health directors informed him he must remain at home or a “formal quarantine” would be issued. That would require that the family stay in their home “by the force of law.”
The patient has “conducted herself responsibly and maturely,” according to Page, and has complied with health department instructions.
“The way the family has reacted to this situation is really a tale of two reactions,” Page said, “and a study of how people should and should not react to the coronavirus.”
Is President Donald Trump fiddling while the world burns?
In another era, Roman emperor Nero, according to ancient tradition, climbed to the top of his city walls and, in a familiar phrase, fiddled as Rome burned. While there are all sorts of questions surrounding what actually went down, the adage that rose from the legend is typically used to criticize someone for doing something trivial in the midst of some sort of crisis.
So Trump’s retweet of his social-media manager’s tweet showing him playing a fiddle couldn’t be more timely, considering the continued spread of the coronavirus and the fact that the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.98% is poised for a nasty selloff on Monday.
Here’s the retweet, in which Trump acknowledges that he is not sure exactly what Dan Scavino meant by “nothing can stop what’s coming”:
Two of the most recent cases are returned travellers from the USA
originally posted by: elitegamer23
www.google.com...
BREAKING: 3 cases of coronavirus confirmed in Iowa
the states without the virus are growing smaller.
Also to add
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Iowa biotech firm says it has produced enough coronavirus tests for 700,000 patients
Someone said 5000 confirmed in the USA by Friday, seems very plausible.
Who's going to be the one to tell him Nero was tried in absentia, condemned to death as a public enemy and committed suicide?