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    #1701
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    and that's without the kind of air travel we have today

    I mean unlike today practically everyone flies
    Except Kags. [emoji40][emoji630]


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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i certainly hope not.
    that one killed over 50 million people, some say as high as 100 million, worldwide, over a span of 2 years.
    What I mean doc is that hopefully in a few days or weeks time, it suddenly stops as well. According to some things I have read about it online, they theorize that the fatal parts of the spanish flu died out eventually leaving only the normal and weaker parts of it which can be cured much more easily today.

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    Guo Wengui, 73rd richest man in China: The Chinese regime has hidden the facts about the #coronavirus. More than 50 thousand corpses were burned in 49 crematoriums in the city of Hubei alone and said that the number of people infected with the virus in the country is 1.5 million.

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    What's happening now is a retribution on China! You can't bully your way out of this! [emoji40][emoji630]




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    #1706
    before believing every word that Guo guy (aka Miles Kwok) says

    FYI he is the favorite resource person of the loudest China hawks in America -- Steve Bannon and Kyle Bass

    matindi galit niya sa china govt so those American anti-China personalities love him so much (of course)

    btw Guo predicted that Jack Ma will either be jailed or killed (so far that hasn't happened yet)

    the guy is only taken seriously by the American far-right coz he tells them everything they wanna hear

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    i believe China is understating the number of coronavirus cases and deaths

    baka ang official numbers nila 10% lang ng totoong numbers
    Last edited by uls; February 9th, 2020 at 10:47 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Except Kags. [emoji40][emoji630]


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    hahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Except Kags. [emoji40][emoji630]


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    Malay mo naka pag around the world na si kags kaya he is done with travel :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    before believing every word that Guo guy (aka Miles Kwok) says

    FYI he is the favorite resource person of the loudest China hawks in America -- Steve Bannon and Kyle Bass

    matindi galit niya sa china govt so those American anti-China personalities love him so much (of course)

    btw Guo predicted that Jack Ma will either be jailed or killed (so far that hasn't happened yet)

    the guy is only taken seriously by the American far-right coz he tells them everything they wanna hear

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    i believe China is understating the number of coronavirus cases and deaths

    baka ang official numbers nila 10% lang ng totoong numbers
    But China is very capable of currently doing that, so it's possible na ginagawa nga nila.

    If they're covering up the real numbers then pwedeng-pwede nga ginagawa.

    Right we can't dismissed mga allegations against China.


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    yes China can be burning corpses

    coz they need to slow down the epidemic

    wala na panahon para i-turn over ang bawat bangkay to family members, mag lamay, mag funeral...

    kakalat lang ang virus

    desperate times desperate action

    welding doors shut to prevent people from going outside infecting others

    draconian measures
    Last edited by uls; February 9th, 2020 at 11:18 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlancNoir View Post
    Also, mas konti pa case natin compared to Singapore? Which is an international flight hub?

    And mas advanced facility nila and capability to detect and yet, mas marami pa silang infected kesa satin? Hehe
    Expected naman ata na madami cases sa Singapore, precisely because they are an international flight hub. Dami flights that get routed through them, so even if hindi directly nanggaling Wuhan a passenger might pass through SG. For frequent travellers those big international hub airports are really where you're most likely to catch an infection.

    As for us, yes madami mainlanders dito, but most of the international airports medyo malayo naman sa Wuhan/Hubei. Malamang na-screen na sa kanila before departing from one of their international airports. Plus our hot climate is not conducive to spreading the infection. Even now na technically tag-lamig we still see mid 30C temps during the day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 170kphlang View Post
    What I mean doc is that hopefully in a few days or weeks time, it suddenly stops as well. According to some things I have read about it online, they theorize that the fatal parts of the spanish flu died out eventually leaving only the normal and weaker parts of it which can be cured much more easily today.
    i hope so, too.

    re. the spanish flu.
    my theory is,
    the spanish flu of 1918 died out, because it ran out of weak victims. either namatay-naubos sila, o lumakas na mga katawan nila, dahil sapat na ang kinakain nila. probably a combination of both.
    we must remember, that that flu started at a time when the world was still weakened, fresh out from the first world war.

    did you get to see the theories behind that spanish flu?
    they read like a spy thriller...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Kamiya View Post
    Expected naman ata na madami cases sa Singapore, precisely because they are an international flight hub. Dami flights that get routed through them, so even if hindi directly nanggaling Wuhan a passenger might pass through SG. For frequent travellers those big international hub airports are really where you're most likely to catch an infection.

    As for us, yes madami mainlanders dito, but most of the international airports medyo malayo naman sa Wuhan/Hubei. Malamang na-screen na sa kanila before departing from one of their international airports. Plus our hot climate is not conducive to spreading the infection. Even now na technically tag-lamig we still see mid 30C temps during the day.
    Mejo conflicting pala sinabi ko.

    Anyway, what i meant was dami nilang confirmed cases na in transit lang karamihan sakanila. How much more sa atin na ang daming mainlanders na nag ttrabaho pa dito.

    For sure may local infection na rin dito.

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    Last edited by Monseratto; February 10th, 2020 at 08:09 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlancNoir View Post
    Mejo conflicting pala sinabi ko.

    Anyway, what i meant was dami nilang confirmed cases na in transit lang karamihan sakanila. How much more sa atin na ang daming mainlanders na nag ttrabaho pa dito.

    For sure may local infection na rin dito.

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    sigurado meron local infection dito di lang tested

    kaya madami cases sa singapore mas matino healthcare system kompleto sa gamit tsaka mas maliit na bansa mas madali trabaho ng gobyerno

    dito kalat kalat puro isla kung saan saan pumupunta mga mainlander bakasyonista

    sa mga isla isla wala matinong hospital di kompleto gamit imposible meron coronavirus test kit

    an infected person showing symptoms will only go to a hospital pag malala na symptoms like shortness of breath otherwise akala it's just a cold or flu

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    itong worldwide coronavirus case count naka depende yan sa confirmatory test

    kung hindi natest, hindi kasama sa bilang

    like mga may hiv pag di natest di alam may hiv

    napakabago palang ng virus na ito madami pa hospital sa mundo wala pa test kit

    kaya most of the reports come from developed countries coz they have better healthcare systems

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    #1716
    Family gatherings... I guess talk about NCoV isn't the only thing on the table.

    Https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/...me-family-test

    97 deaths on a single day... Hundred deaths a day may be reached this week plus a thousand death toll.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SoleusBB View Post
    O sya, ibigay ang gusto. Now showing:

    I Am Legend
    World War Z
    Train to Busan
    28 Days Later
    28 Weeks Later
    Dawn of the Dead
    Outbreak
    The Andromeda Strain
    The Invasion
    Carriers
    Resident Evil…

    "Masque of the Red Death" segment of Extraordinary Tales (2015), an animated anthology of Edgar Allan Poe stories.



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    "And Darkness and Decay and the Red Death held illimitable dominion over all."
    - Edgar Allan Poe, The Masque of the Red Death
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    #1718
    Imo, there is a very high probability of unreported Ncov infections here. Most of the Chinese Mainlanders can neither converse in English or Tagalog. And they usually stick to their own groups. If anyone of them is infected, they'd be hesitant to visit a doctor. I hope I'm wrong though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by falken View Post
    Imo, there is a very high probability of unreported Ncov infections here. Most of the Chinese Mainlanders can neither converse in English or Tagalog. And they usually stick to their own groups. If anyone of them is infected, they'd be hesitant to visit a doctor. I hope I'm wrong though.
    i believe so.
    "index of suspicion" is the basis for detection, diagnostic work-up, and subsequent reporting, in most diseases. the less informed or trained persons around, the less the suspicion.
    if they don't suspect it, or if those involved can't communicate their thoughts, then there won't be a case to tally.
    hey! not so many years ago, we would diagnose "kulam" or "ninuno sa punso" in patients that would today have been called a stroke, malaria, brain tumor, etc.

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    Nag check ba DOH sa mga POGO workers?


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China Corona Virus Outbreak