yep and if other countries started with a few infections to hundreds then naging thousands, ganyan din mangyayari sa US
lalo if they get their act together and better test kits are produced and distributed and they start testing more people
bigla sisipa ang number of infected
3.4% is the worldwide mortality rate. China's numbers are included in the world total.
Latest coronavirus global death rate is 3.4%, age a major factor - Business Insider
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yun na nga kaya the numbers from the US don't make sense
157 cases with 11 deaths?
that's almost 10% fatality rate compared to global 3.4% posted by Mons
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ung sa Korea naman they test thousands of people everyday kaya madami talaga cases kaya ung fatality rate parang mababa naman
The death rate will be accurate only if everyone who has the virus gets tested. Hard to speculate how many untested people have the virus. And then there are the variables. Inaccurate testing kits, baka nagkataon yung cluster ng infections sa US puro matatanda/may sakit, etc.
SS Princess Petri Dish part 2...
Thousands held on cruise ship off California after passengers, crew develop COVID-19 symptoms - CNA
"So we're holding that ship, which (has) thousands of passengers as well, off the coast, and we'll be conducting those tests," he added.
Eleven passengers and 10 crew members were potentially infected with the virus, Newsom said.
Troll eh ano asahan niyo. Puro segway sa amo niyang si PDuts.
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Yup... Still in denial...
Trump claims 3.4% death rate from coronavirus is '''false,''' contradicts WHO - Business Insider
"Well, I think the 3.4% is really a false number," Trump said. "Now, this is just my hunch but based on a lot of conversation with a lot of people who do this, because a lot of people will have this and it's very mild. They'll get better very rapidly. They don't even see a doctor."
Trump later claimed in the interview that "hundred-of-thousands" of people get better from the virus, even though there have been less than 100,000 cases confirmed in the world.
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