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    #17421
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Earliest HK COVID cases in HK were from poorly installed toilet pipes which caused a cluster. Also discoveries of signs of COVID last November in sewage by Italian scientist...

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    and actually scientists are looking for coronavirus in cities' wastewater coz they're that can predict an outbreak

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    #17422
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    dati binanggit ko yan diba?

    i wear mask to protect you, you wear mask to protect me

    kailangan may cooperation ng community for masks to be effective
    We all know that Kaya nga dito sa bahay pag merom may sipon or ubo kahit dati pa pinag mask ko para hinde makahawa but I guess nawala yun messaging na yan with the pandemic.


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    #17423
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Oo nga yun usok ng yosi meron kayang nasasamang virus doon?


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    If host is confirmed, its a perfect carrier in my opinion. Perfect liveable temperature with above normal mass.

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    #17424
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Bawal nga daw mask na may valve e

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    Pero naka surgical mask ka naman sa ilalim.. nabawal kasi yan dahil lumalabas yung hinga... pero if may surgical ka sa ilalim, protected na yung mga tao....


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    #17425
    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post
    Pero naka surgical mask ka naman sa ilalim.. nabawal kasi yan dahil lumalabas yung hinga... pero if may surgical ka sa ilalim, protected na yung mga tao....


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    Kung ganyan din lang naman mag N95 ka na kasi yun ang pinakamataas protection

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    #17426
    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post
    Pero naka surgical mask ka naman sa ilalim.. nabawal kasi yan dahil lumalabas yung hinga... pero if may surgical ka sa ilalim, protected na yung mga tao....


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    It defeated the purpose of valve, mag single surgical mask ka na lang din.


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    #17427
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Kung ganyan din lang naman mag N95 ka na kasi yun ang pinakamataas protection
    We're now using kn95, mas confortable sa N95 and mas fit all around kesa surgical mask naman. Yun lang nga parang akong ibon meron beak. [emoji215]


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    #17428
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    We're now using kn95, mas confortable sa N95 and mas fit all around kesa surgical mask naman. Yun lang nga parang akong ibon meron beak. [emoji215]


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    Where did you get it and how much? Is it easier to breathe kasi hindi naka dikit sa ilong?

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    #17429
    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    Where did you get it and how much? Is it easier to breathe kasi hindi naka dikit sa ilong?

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    Kung saan saan sa shoppee ang dami sobrsng mura na ngayon. 3 brands na na try ko, same lang lahat. I remember nun march bili ko sa box ng surgical mask ₱1.4k ngaykn bagsak presyo.

    Parsng less than ₱100 lang yata per box, 10 pcs per box


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    #17430
    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    Is it easier to breathe kasi hindi naka dikit sa ilong?

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    personally,
    i don't like to use masks na malayo sa ilong.
    there's too much dead space. oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange are not maximized.

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    #17431
    Another mass recoveries... 23k plus

    As of 4PM today, September 6, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 237,365.
    DOH likewise announces 23,074 recoveries. This brings the total number of recoveries to 184,687.
    A total of 2,839 confirmed cases are reported based on the total tests done by 96 out of 115 current operational labs. 19 labs failed to submit their data to the COVID-19 Data Repository System (CDRS).
    Note:
    Of the 2,839 reported cases today, 2,302 (81%) occurred within the recent 14 days (August 24 - September 6, 2020). The top regions with cases in the recent two weeks were NCR (894 or 39%), Region 4A (594 or 26%) and Region 6 (225 or 10%).Of the 85 deaths, 29 occurred in September (34%), 33 in August (39%) 6 in July (7%) 3 in June (4%) 6 in May (7%) 7 in April (8%) and 1 in March (1%).
    Deaths were from NCR (41 or 48%), Region 7 (15 or 18%), Region 4A (9 or 11%), Region 8 (4 or 5%), Region 10 (4 or 5%), Region 3 (2 or 2%), Region 5 (2 or 2%), Region 2 (1 or 1%), Region 6 (1 or 1%), Region 9 (1 or 1%), Region 12 (1 or 1%), Region 4B (1 or 1%), BARMM (1 or 1%), CARAGA (1 or 1%), and Unknown (1 or 1%).
    There were 44 duplicates that were removed from the total case count. Of these, 28 recovered cases have been removed.
    Moreover, there were twenty-seven (27) cases that were previously reported as recovered but after final validation, they were deaths (26) and active (1) cases.
    These numbers undergo constant cleaning and validation.







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    #17432
    mass recoveries,
    or accumulated backlogs plunked down in one fell swoop?

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    #17433
    A definite curve...



    “Actually na-flatten na siya,” Dr. Guido David of the UP OCTA Research Team said over CNN Philippines’ “Newsroom Ngayon” when asked if the Philippines has already flattened the curve on COVID-19 infections.

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    #17435
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    A definite curve...

    "that's good."
    ...see what a little lockdown from time to time can do?
    heh heh.

    seriously,
    to me, that means that we can do it, if only we all do the right thing, without need for government intervention.

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    #17436
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    A definite curve...



    baka dahil sa #phaseshield


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    #17437
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    baka dahil sa #phaseshield

    Tingin ko meron effect yan.


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    #17438
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    baka dahil sa #phaseshield

    strangely,
    i can't seem to find a comparo between face mask and face mask + face shield...

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    #17439
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    mass recoveries,
    or accumulated backlogs plunked down in one fell swoop?
    I think they are applying the 12-day "no symptoms no need test" WHO protocols for mild and asymptomatic patients recoveries.

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    #17440
    well you gotta admire their testing capacity

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