China Corona Virus Outbreak

[Ry_Tower]

Emergency power.


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Yes that too. Gamitin niya. Tsaka na magcompute of lugi or not. That can come later. Kaya naman ng owners yan at mayaman sila.

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[kagalingan]

So majority mga tinest eh 50 above na may symptoms.

[shadow]

Bakit walang pa rin plano itong admin? Puro food packs na lang ang alam. Utak bagyo lang ang alam gawin.


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[shadow]

*kagalingan naalala ko pa yun sinabi mo bilib na bilib ka sa ginawa ng presidente mo dito sa covid. Model country.


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[kagalingan]

oo model country kasi walang panic mahihirap. Yung mga rich ang napaparanoid, example mga politician and yung isang customer almost 1million pesos shopping sa S&R.

So far there is no looting and no mass hoarding of tissue paper.

[shadow]

oo model country kasi walang panic mahihirap. Yung mga rich ang napaparanoid, example mga politician and yung isang customer almost 1million pesos shopping sa S&R.

So far there is no looting and no mass hoarding of tissue paper.

Fake news ka naman eh, nag error yun cash register kaya ganun lumabas. Hinde uso dito yan mga lootings. Eh tubig galit dito paano mag hoard ng tissue paper.


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[uls]

oo model country kasi walang panic mahihirap. Yung mga rich ang napaparanoid, example mga politician and yung isang customer almost 1million pesos shopping sa S&R.

So far there is no looting and no mass hoarding of tissue paper.

hindi naman ma-tissue paper ang pinoy eh

ma-tabo

[kagalingan]

the point is the masa, squatter eh so far eh very peaceful. Yan binabantayan ko. Yung mga may kaya eh maparanoid na may pera naman pang gamit.

and filipino is not as crazy ng mga kano.

Ako nung elementary matissue paper. Pero highschol nung natuto ko magtubig eh never use tissue paper decades na.

[shadow]

Hahaha model country pa rin.


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[Ry_Tower]

Model of incompetence nga lang.

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[kagalingan]

if model country ng prevention yung nahalt agad eh thats taiwan and macau.

model ng mass testing south korea

ang pinas model country ng peaceful chaos.

So tumitibay pa din yung sabi ko mataas vitamin d sa magugulong lugar.

Tingnan nyo yugn sense of humour ng mundo. Si ongpin and baclaran dami chinaman pero hindi mataas infection rate parang sinasbi helllo nandito kami mga chinaman yuhoooo.

[Little Missy]

Japan has an interesting approach on COVID19:



Essentially for them, the virus will spread and there's nothing you can do to stop it. Containment works, but only temporarily, and at great economic cost. Even if you identify the positive ones, you can't treat them all - you have faith in your own immune system to do its job.

What they're going heavy on is preparedness to treat COVID's worst symptom - pneumonia. Hospitals are not overwhelmed with testing and treatment of mild symptoms - hence they are able to focus their limited resources on treating pneumonia.

Japan's winning its quiet fight against Covid-19 - Asia Times

One thing I'm wondering about is how they're able to treat viral pneumonia which is what COVID brings. It has no cure unlike bacterial pneumonia yet the article says they are better at managing pneumonia than anywhere else in the world.

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Interesting. Iba iba talaga ang effective approach depende sa culture, resources at history ng bansa.

So they're focusing their efforts on treating pneumonia, which they are prepared and equipped to do because they have excellent healthcare system, and they already have a pneumonia vaccination program for their elderly since pneumonia is the leading cause of death in their country.

As for the rest, they think "most of the infected will recover on their own thanks to their immune system". Eh diba healthy eating ang lifestyle ng mga hapon.

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[uls]

Interesting. Iba iba talaga ang effective approach depende sa culture, resources at history ng bansa.

So they're focusing their efforts on treating pneumonia, which they are prepared and equipped to do because they have excellent healthcare system, and they already have a pneumonia vaccination program for their elderly since pneumonia is the leading cause of death in their country.

As for the rest, they think "most of the infected will recover on their own thanks to their immune system". Eh diba healthy eating ang lifestyle ng mga hapon.

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which is why ang layo ng fatalities among the elderly in Japan compared to Italy which also has a large elderly population

[uls]

Interesting. Iba iba talaga ang effective approach depende sa culture, resources at history ng bansa.

So they're focusing their efforts on treating pneumonia, which they are prepared and equipped to do because they have excellent healthcare system, and they already have a pneumonia vaccination program for their elderly since pneumonia is the leading cause of death in their country.

As for the rest, they think "most of the infected will recover on their own thanks to their immune system". Eh diba healthy eating ang lifestyle ng mga hapon.

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and ma-bow sila hindi sila ma-beso-beso o ma-shake-hands

and meron sila hygienic habits

[Monseratto]

[Lin Dan]

Baka may exhibit B? Hehe. Pass ako sa exhibit A [emoji2960]


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[shadow]

Bakit nagtago na sa malacanang? Dapat ngayon lumabas para sampalin yun veerus


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[Monseratto]

Coronavirus: Spain death toll rises by 832 overnight in latest surge | The Independent

[badkuk]

Coronavirus: The woman behind India's first testing kit - BBC News

[Little Missy]

Regarding Herd Immunity.

It will overwhelm the health care system. Not as if it isn't already, but it will be way horrible. People are dying now but many more will die.

Yes, 80% survives the virus just by their own immune system but young and generally healthy people are coming out with their own experiences with the disease. It's different for everyone. Some are asymptomatic, some are not. You don't know what you will get. Some still needed to be hospitalized. With our current situation, good luck if may makuha kang ospital.

Filipinos also live with their elders. We live with our extended families under one roof. We have informal settlers. If we get the virus, how would we protect the vulnerable?

It also gambles to the fact that viruses don't mutate, which they do and Sar Cov 2 already has. The best way for it to mutate into many more different strains is to give it a million opportunities to do so. So once we're done with million deaths, we should be ready for more, every year. It will be a recurring part of life, like a flu, but deadlier.


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