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    #8981
    "So when major cellphone carriers in China reported a loss in nearly 21 million subscriptions in January and February, some skeptics theorized that the number of phone numbers that disappeared from the original hotspot of the disease may correlate to the real number of lives lost to the novel coronavirus."

    Why Did 21 Million Phone Numbers Disappear from China After Coronavirus Outbreak?

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    #8982
    not sure if this was posted before (hirap na magbackread)

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    #8983
    How serious were the Chinese about wearing face mask even before the pandemic... Another reason why unknowingly Asymptomats didn't spread that much also.


    Last edited by Monseratto; April 12th, 2020 at 11:41 AM.

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    #8984
    Quote Originally Posted by xwangbu View Post
    not sure if this was posted before (hirap na magbackread)
    No mention about wearing of masks...

    Social distancing no longer works with the latest data...

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    #8985
    Magkakaroon ng mass testing sa Cavite. Pero ang alam kong PCR lang sa Cavite eh yung nasa la Salle dasma. Kaya kaya ito? At any rate I hope this will be a big help for the province to bounce back.

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    #8986
    Post lockdown


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    Happy easter to everyone! Stay safe indoors!

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    #8988
    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    "So when major cellphone carriers in China reported a loss in nearly 21 million subscriptions in January and February, some skeptics theorized that the number of phone numbers that disappeared from the original hotspot of the disease may correlate to the real number of lives lost to the novel coronavirus."

    Why Did 21 Million Phone Numbers Disappear from China After Coronavirus Outbreak?
    yup i mentioned that dati since hindi reliable ang official numbers ng china ginamit ung drop in mobile phone subscriptions as a gauge for number of deaths

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    #8989
    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    Magkakaroon ng mass testing sa Cavite. Pero ang alam kong PCR lang sa Cavite eh yung nasa la Salle dasma. Kaya kaya ito? At any rate I hope this will be a big help for the province to bounce back.

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    pero handa kaya sila sa psychological effect when they find a lot of asymptomatic positives

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    yup i mentioned that dati since hindi reliable ang official numbers ng china ginamit ung drop in mobile phone subscriptions as a gauge for number of deaths
    Interesting...

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    #8991
    In the pipeline...

    Treatments for COVID-19: Drugs being tested against coronavirus | Live Science

    Antiviral EIDD-2801 shows promise

    An oral drug called EIDD-2801 has shown promise in test-tube experiments with human lung and airway cells, scientists reported online April 6 in the journal Science Translational Medicine.

    The drug might even be more efficient at blocking the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, than remdesivir, a drug being tested against COVID-19 in clinical trials that began in March.

    While remdesivir stops the novel coronavirus from replicating entirely, EIDD-2801 introduces genetic mutations into the virus’s RNA. As the RNA makes its copies, so many damaging mutations accumulate that the virus is no longer able to infect cells, Scientific American reported.

    The drug also seems to work against several RNA viruses, and as such, the researchers said it could be a multipurpose antiviral.

    And unlike remdesivir, which needs to be given intravenously, this drug could be swallowed as a pill.

    "EIDD-2801 is an oral drug that could be administered at home, early after diagnosis," lead study author Timothy Sheahan, of the Department of Epidemiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said in a statement from the journal.

    "This has the potential to be as ubiquitous as Tamiflu in the future, as long as it proves to be safe and effective in people."

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    #8992
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    pero handa kaya sila sa psychological effect when they find a lot of asymptomatic positives
    To quote Gov Remulla "this is by and large not a perfect plan.". I think they will adjust as things progress.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    To quote Gov Remulla "this is by and large not a perfect plan.". I think they will adjust as things progress.

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    what i meant was

    considering paano mag react ang pinoy pag nalaman nila may positive sa area nila (or kahit PUI lang)

    may balita na binato ang bahay, ambulance driver na binaril sa akala may sakay na pasyenteng may virus etc...

    alam mo ung pag trato na parang may ketong ung tao

    so pag nag mass testing ka (as in general population) i think you're gonna find a lot of positives

    handa kaya sila sa magiging reaction ng mga tao

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    #8995
    Quote Originally Posted by Lin Dan View Post
    dito lang sa Pinas even before lockdown laki daw hinina ng mga resto

    lalo na ngayon

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    Some truth to the claim...

    Bodies 'piled up' in morgue hallway – East Ave Hospital spokesperson

    Ordoña confirmed to CNN Philippines that it was indeed East Avenue Medical Center that Clavio was referring to in the post. He then refuted the claim made by Clavio’s source, saying that the bodies were not located in the hospital’s hallway, but in the morgue hallway, which was a separate facility from the main hospital.

    Ordoña added that so far, none of the bodies have tested positive for COVID-19, saying that they will wait for test results to know if they have the virus – hence they are considered as persons under investigation (PUIs).

    The spokesperson says, on a typical day - the remains of a dead person only stays in the morgue for a short while. It would then be collected from the hospital after six hours for cremation or for temporary storage in a freezer.

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    #8997
    ^^

    inisip ko during normal times madami dinadala sa ER na na-istroke at inatake sa puso

    ngayon may covid di naman mawawala mga yan

    people still get strokes and heart attacks everyday

    sa sobra busy ng ER sa covid hindi siguro kaya bigyan ng sapat na atensyon ang mga pasyenteng may ibang emergency at maari mamatay sa ER (or DOA na)

    so those bodies piling up meron mga namatay sa covid at di namatay sa covid

    di lahat covid

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    #8998
    ganyan talaga mangyayari pag overwhelmed ang mga ospital

    we saw it happen in wuhan

    nangyari din sa italy, sa NY

    pwede din mangyari dito

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    #8999
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    what i meant was

    considering paano mag react ang pinoy pag nalaman nila may positive sa area nila (or kahit PUI lang)

    may balita na binato ang bahay, ambulance driver na binaril sa akala may sakay na pasyenteng may virus etc...

    alam mo ung pag trato na parang may ketong ung tao

    so pag nag mass testing ka (as in general population) i think you're gonna find a lot of positives

    handa kaya sila sa magiging reaction ng mga tao
    people who do these things should know that they can be arrested

    Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said in a virtual media briefing on Saturday, April 4, that the IATF “denounces in the strongest of terms acts of discrimination inflicted upon healthcare workers, OFWs, COVID-19 cases, whether confirmed or suspected, recovered or undergoing treatment, as well as patients under investigation and persons under monitoring.”

    “Acts in furtherance of discrimination, such, but not limited to, coercion, libel, slander, physical injuries and the dishonor of contractual obligations such as contracts of lease or employment, shall be dealt with criminally, civilly, and/or administratively,” he added.

    Nograles, who is the IATF spokesperson, said the task force also urged local government units to issue executive orders or enact ordinances “prohibiting and penalizing these discriminatory acts.”

    The IATF issued the warning following continued incidents of discrimination suffered by health workers as well as confirmed and suspected COVID-19 patients.
    Gov’t warns vs discrimination of frontliners, coronavirus patients and suspected cases

    in QC

    Under the Quezon city ordinance, any act of discrimination against persons under investigation (PUIs), persons under monitoring (PUMs), COVID-19 positive individuals, health workers, emergency responders and service workers are now prohibited.

    The acts include denial of access to any place or service, including housing, food and transportation due to suspected infection or exposure to COVID-19.

    The order also bars stigmatization or the disclosure of the identity or personal data of a PUI, PUM or any person suspected of having been exposed to COVID-19, whether offline or online, that would result in putting the concerned person to shame.
    QC gov't passes ordinance punishing acts of discrimination amid COVID-19 pandemic | News | GMA News Online

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    #9000
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Still in second place...

    Bakit ang daming recovery sa thailand and Malaysia? Ano ginagawa nilang protocol? Bakit hinde natin gayahin.


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