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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Because everybody hates China. The west have been spreading anti-China materials since time immemorial, through movies, documentaries, youtube, facebook, etc., that everyone else will believe it’s true. Then come conspiracy theories against China, and anyone will just believe it without even thinking.

    But the world loves China’s money, that’s for sure.

    I am not saying China doesn’t have its faults. But what China have been doing had been done by western countries a long time ago. Na late lang ang China.

    Regarding the virus, nobody really knows saan nanggaling to. It may have mutated from animals, it may have been created by humans. Nobody really knows for now, and we may never know forever.

    Regarding the coverup, I think any country will try to do it at the onset. They will try to control it first, see if they can fix it without causing panic. Even Japan covered it up for the Olympic games. I don’t see people getting mad at Japan.

    Stop muna natin sana etong hate and blame. Let’s focus on what we should do to fight this epidemic.
    I agree with most of what you said though Japan covered it up and it didn't affect some other countries kasi, kaya wala naman talaga magagalit, wala may karapatan eh.

    I don't know of Japan transmitted covid19 after the lockdown of most countries. If there is then I stand corrected.

    Re the end, the world should forgive (with reparations or not is up to the States affected most harshly) but should never forget.



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    Does this count as trolling? If yes then sign me up

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    ganito

    we all know China's numbers are fake

    who knows how many really died... the official number now from worldometer is 3,333

    kahit dagdagan mo ng isa zero sa dulo mababa parin

    there are those who looked at China's large drop in number mobile phone subscribers to gauge the number of deaths

    ChinaÂ’s Big Three operators have all reported a fall in subscriber numbers, likely due to the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus).

    Across January and February this year, Bloomberg reports that China Mobile dropped 8 million subscribers. In January alone, China Unicom shed 1.2 million subscribers, and in February China Telecom lost 5.6 million.

    While these figures are substantial, it is worth noting that each of these operators has hundreds of millions of subscribers. However, it is highly unusual for Chinese operators to register any drop in their customer totals.
    the world will never know how many people really died

    pero the bottom line is things are normalizing in China

    and i'm not only basing it on news

    i know some people in China and i asked them if things are really normalizing they all said yes (but they're required to wear mask)

    their draconian measures worked

    problem is di magawa ng gobyerno natin ung ginawa nila kasi masyado tayo malaya
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    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    Does this count as trolling? If yes then sign me up

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    Hehehe, nice one Dole. ;)

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    #8565
    ang concern ng China ngayon 2nd wave

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    ang concern ng China ngayon 2nd wave
    But, after 76 days, Wuhan isn’t in lockdown anymore, according to BBC.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jmc21420 View Post
    But, after 76 days, Wuhan isn’t in lockdown anymore, according to BBC.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jmc21420 View Post
    But, after 76 days, Wuhan isn’t in lockdown anymore, according to BBC.


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    kaya nga 2nd wave

    Tapos na sila sa 1st wave

    Ano po mali sa sinabi ko

    Concerned sa 2nd wave ibig sabihin after they normalize magkaroon uli ng hawaan

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    An electronics conglomerate from Taiwan will have some of its PH facilities repurposed to produce 1,000 ventilators and 2.5 million medical-grade face masks every month, according to the Board of Investments. | *roycanivel_inq

    *roycanivel_inq New Kinpo Group is planning to do this through its subsidiary, Cal-Comp Philippines, which in turn will repurpose some of its facilities in Batangas and Laguna to produce the much needed supplies.

    The BOI said the company plans to produce the first batch by the end of May.

    *roycanivel_inq NKG said it will set aside a substantial number of these essential medical supplies and equipment for the group’s donation to various hospitals that are in urgent need, particularly those treating a higher number of COVID-19 patients.

    *roycanivel_inq The rest of the masks and ventilators will be available to the Philippine market at very reasonable price points, considering that they will be produced locally, said the BOI.

    A true friend indeed...Taiwan.


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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    kaya nga 2nd wave

    Tapos na sila sa 1st wave

    Ano po mali sa sinabi ko

    Concerned sa 2nd wave ibig sabihin after they normalize magkaroon uli ng hawaan
    I understand.

    Not looking for errors or inaccuracies.

    Don’t let your emotion cloud your objectivity or better judgment.

    Chill.


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    An electronics conglomerate from Taiwan will have some of its PH facilities repurposed to produce 1,000 ventilators and 2.5 million medical-grade face masks every month, according to the Board of Investments. | *roycanivel_inq

    *roycanivel_inq New Kinpo Group is planning to do this through its subsidiary, Cal-Comp Philippines, which in turn will repurpose some of its facilities in Batangas and Laguna to produce the much needed supplies.

    The BOI said the company plans to produce the first batch by the end of May.

    *roycanivel_inq NKG said it will set aside a substantial number of these essential medical supplies and equipment for the group’s donation to various hospitals that are in urgent need, particularly those treating a higher number of COVID-19 patients.

    *roycanivel_inq The rest of the masks and ventilators will be available to the Philippine market at very reasonable price points, considering that they will be produced locally, said the BOI.

    A true friend indeed...Taiwan.


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    They own Cal-Comp, right?

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    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-52194356

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    'Painful lesson': how a military-style lockdown unfolded in Wuhan - Reuters

    Wuhan health authorities reported the first case of what turned out to be the new coronavirus in December, and the first known death linked to the virus in early January.

    City officials insisted the situation was under control for the first two weeks of January, downplaying the possibility of human-to-human transmission as they focused on a seafood and wildlife market where the outbreak was believed to have started.

    But troubling signs were emerging.

    Hospital respiratory wards began reaching capacity by around Jan 12, and some people were being turned away, a half dozen Wuhan residents told Reuters.

    But at least up to Jan. 16, Wuhan’s government said that no new cases of the disease had occurred for about two weeks, and the city continued as normal. Diners packed restaurants, shoppers flocked to commercial districts, and travellers headed to train stations and airports for their Lunar New Year holidays.

    Minimal measures were put in place to take the temperatures of residents in public places, or encourage them to wear protective masks, residents said.

    “We ordinary people did not know that we needed to take protective measures,” said Wang Wenjun, whose uncle died of the coronavirus on Jan 31.

    But that changed after Jan 18, when a team of scientists sent by the central government in Beijing arrived in Wuhan.

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    BREAKING NEWS: Bilang ng mga nasawi sa COVID-19, pumalo na sa 182; 96 naman ang nakarekober.

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    #8575
    NYC hopes of a curve seem to have been dashed...

    Considering this is just one City...



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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    NYC hopes of a curve seem to have been dashed...

    Considering this is just one City...


    It looks like it won’t flatten the curve.

    More of, this one will flatten the city.


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    "The agency said 252 health workers have tested positive for the deadly disease as shown in its latest data. Of this number, 152 or 65 percent are doctors, while 63 or 25 percent are nurses. The department did not name other professions in the health sector that were included in the count."

    152 doctors, 63 nurses test positive for COVID-19

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    #8578
    Related to the proposed cash assistance to include the middle class.

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    #8579
    seeing so many people out today ramdam ko people experiencing lockdown fatigue

    mahihirapan ang gobyerno i-extend ito beyond April 30 kung sakali

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    #8580
    Maraming Middle class are also asking for relief now, yung mga nakatira sa mga condos nagrereklamo na rin....

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