it's almost impossible to avoid getting infected in those kinds of living conditions
Ganon na nga siguro bro. hahaha
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Di talaga pwede sa squater areas yang physical distancing. Kahit mag mask pa sila na natutulog magkakahawahan pa din sila. They simply do not have space. Multi families living under 1 roof, 10 square meters or less. Kahit 4 or 5 vertical levels pa yan magkakahawahan yan. That is why they go out, because it is hot, humid, dark, and the air has been breathed many times already.
How much more kaya dun sa trully depressed squater areas? How does Payatas compare to the old Smokey Mountain? I know how bad Smokey was, my sister was the doctor there ages ago.
Next source of infection, online shopping couriers.
Saan kaya nakatira karamihan sa mga ito?
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Theory
you need to go thru what Italy went thru in March before you see a huge decline in number of new cases
it took Italy 2 months for the virus to burn out (but they had to see thousands of new cases and hundred of deaths per day)
we did not experience what Italy went thru
what we're experiencing / going to experience is something much more drawn out
smaller number of cases and deaths per day over a longer period of time
it will take longer for the virus to burn out in PH
i think
Last edited by uls; May 28th, 2020 at 07:15 PM.
It will be meaningful if DOH will also publish the percentage of the daily positive cases against the total number of tests done.
At least we’ll know if the percentage trend is increasing or already decreasing with more persons being tested.
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Or pwede din talagang hinde masyadong umubra dito yun covid-19, siguro meron na tayong immunity dahil sa dami ng mga bentot dito. Baka last year pa tayo marami nagkaroon ng flu kaya meron na tayong herd immunity.
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Naghanap ng scapegoat ang DOH...
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if they reported it in terms of number of positives versus number of tests done, they could have remedied this seeming distortion of the statistics.
dapat naman talaga, they should report it as number of positives over total number tested.
personally, i find the percentage more informative than plain positives alone.
why they refuse to do it, i do not understand.
i am sure, i am not alone in this.
Our government is basing their decisions on backlog data
Para silang nagbabasa ng dyaryo na 1 month ago patapos dun iibase ang desisyon nila
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