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    #1801
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Record 103 deaths in a day...

    Next record 1,000 death toll.

    Coronavirus: Hubei province reports 2,097 new cases and 103 new deaths | South China Morning Post

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    Next week 200+ per day...

    The numbers are so questionable!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sive View Post
    I don't know if this has already been posted or if this belongs here, but here's an article from CNN.

    The coronavirus crisis could shut auto plants around the world
    Not only autos but everything that relies on anything made in China. Also foreign businesses that rely on purchases from China's huge consumer base.

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    #1803
    Quote Originally Posted by sive View Post
    I don't know if this has already been posted or if this belongs here, but here's an article from CNN.

    The coronavirus crisis could shut auto plants around the world


    di lang auto plants

    any business that depends on China for raw materials, parts, finished goods

    even businesses that export to China are affected

    since factories in China are shut there's no demand for commodities and other production inputs

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    #1804
    Quote Originally Posted by sive View Post
    I don't know if this has already been posted or if this belongs here, but here's an article from CNN.

    The coronavirus crisis could shut auto plants around the world
    Kumpare kong quality control officer sa China hindi makabalik. Nagbakasyon siya dito for the Lunar New Year then natravel ban. Dami daw nagsarang factories due to the virus.

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    #1805
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    di lang auto plants

    any business that depends on China for raw materials, parts, finished goods

    even businesses that export to China are affected

    since factories in China are shut there's no demand for commodities and other production inputs
    Also product R&D will be delayed...

    If anyone remember the Thailand flooding that caused shortages of HDD.

    Coronavirus causes temporary shortage of Asus ROG II smartphone



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    Last edited by Monseratto; February 11th, 2020 at 10:41 AM.

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    #1806
    In mainland China, violating quarantine is now a criminal offense.

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    #1807
    alam niyo mga anti-china

    pinopost niyo mga video where law enforcers are dragging away people, welding entrances etc

    gusto niyo iparating na china is violating human rights

    ano gusto niyo?

    hayaan kung saan saan pumunta mga infected?

    be consistent

    gusto niyo i-contain ng china ang virus pero pino-point out niyo mga abuses

    desperate times eh

    may nag post
    In mainland China, violating quarantine is now a criminal offense.
    dapat lang

    -


    tsaka hindi ba galit na galit kayo sa mga chinaman?

    tapos naawa kayo when their govt uses force to enforce quarantine?

    ano ba talaga

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    #1808
    China govt wants China Inc to get back to business

    they're using draconian measures to achieve that

    it's ugly but they're doing the world a favor

    oo nandun na tayo galing sa kanila ang virus and they didn't contain it earlier

    andyan na eh wala na sila magagawa

    ang importante ung gagawin nila going forward

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    #1809
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    alam niyo mga anti-china

    pinopost niyo mga video where law enforcers are dragging away people, welding entrances etc

    gusto niyo iparating na china is violating human rights

    ano gusto niyo?

    hayaan kung saan saan pumunta mga infected?

    be consistent

    gusto niyo i-contain ng china ang virus pero pino-point out niyo mga abuses

    desperate times eh

    may nag post

    dapat lang

    -


    tsaka hindi ba galit na galit kayo sa mga chinaman?

    tapos naawa kayo when their govt uses force to enforce quarantine?

    ano ba talaga
    Hate not the people, hate the government. So, no, I don't really hate Chinamen as much as I hate the CCP.

    As for using force, I guess it also says a lot about the people (i.e. Chinamen) if their government really has to treat them like wild animals. Do you see the same happening in, Japan, for example? And there's a limit to everything, IMO -- especially the use of (excessive) force. The end does not always justify the means, you know -- even in dire situations.


    Lastly, I'm just posting what I posted for information's sake, here. It's up to the forummers to take it for what it is. We're all mature, thinking adults anyways. And because we're not there personally, we can be more "objective" about the events that are unfodling than those living and breathing in ground zero can ever be.

    Oh and about those videos, the government should also understand that people need to be mobile for a reason -- to replenish supplies (food and medicine) mainly. So why weld shut their doors? That's already tanatamount to sentencing them to death when their supplies run out. My opinion, YMMV.

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    #1810
    from the vibe i'm getting in this thread it's not only hatred towards China govt

    it's hatred toward chinamen in general

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    They brought it on themselves. Drugs, bullying, arrogance, kadugyutan and now disease.


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    #1812
    Quote Originally Posted by heavenlee View Post
    As for using force, I guess it also says a lot about the people (i.e. Chinamen) if their government really has to treat them like wild animals. Do you see the same happening in, Japan, for example? And there's a limit to everything, IMO -- especially the use of (excessive) force. The end does not always justify the means, you know -- even in dire situations.


    Lastly, I'm just posting what I posted for information's sake, here. It's up to the forummers to take it for what it is. We're all mature, thinking adults anyways. And because we're not there personally, we can be more "objective" about the events that are unfodling than those living and breathing in ground zero can ever be.

    Oh and about those videos, the government should also understand that people need to be mobile for a reason -- to replenish supplies (food and medicine) mainly. So why weld shut their doors? That's already tanatamount to sentencing them to death when their supplies run out. My opinion, YMMV.
    Well said.

    +1000

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    #1813
    Coronavirus: More than 1 Tsing Yi residents evacuated as Hong Kong health authorities confirm two cases from same block | South China Morning Post

    Poor ventilation and leaking sewer pipes...


    Yuen said a vent pipe, which connected to a discharge pipe in a bathroom was not properly sealed and could have carried the virus – present in faeces – into other toilets by extraction fans.

    “When a person turns on the exhaust fan inside the toilet, the air inside the drainage system can enter via the ventilation pipe,” he said.

    As a precaution, Yuen said all flats numbered seven on every floor had to be vacated so their piping could be inspected.

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    #1814
    this is not a ship

    it's a PETRI DISH


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    #1815
    Pati Shabu-Shabu hotpot tinatakutan na .

    Can a hotpot meal infect you with the coronavirus? Hong Kong businesses shun menu item amid outbreak and news of family infection | South China Morning Post

    Doctors were divided on whether having hotpot meals could increase the risk of catching the coronavirus.

    Professor David Hui Shu-cheong, a respiratory medicine expert from Chinese University, said the problem was not the meals but the fact that diners gathered close to one another.

    But infectious diseases expert Dr Joseph Tsang Kay-yan said hotpot meals posed high risks of infection, as apart from close contact, the heat from the hotpot could enable droplets loaded with the virus and suspended in the air to travel further and be inhaled.

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    #1816
    Absent independent media and civil society, China is highly susceptible to massive manmade disasters under its mortal communist rulers.

    Coronavirus: Why we need democratic freedom | Inquirer Opinion

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    #1817
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Pati Shabu-Shabu hotpot tinatakutan na.
    it's really easy to catch no?

    kaya unbelievable ang official numbers

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    #1818
    Another cruise ship couldn't find a port to take them in...

    Thailand refuses entry to cruise ship amid coronavirus concerns - CNA

    BANGKOK: Thailand has barred passengers from Holland America's cruise ship MS Westerdam from disembarking, its health minister said on Tuesday (Feb 11), the latest country to turn it away amid fears of the coronavirus despite no confirmed infections on board.

    The Westerdam had already been turned away from several countries, including Japan and the Philippines, amid fears of the virus.

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    #1819
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Another cruise ship couldn't find a port to take them in...

    Thailand refuses entry to cruise ship amid coronavirus concerns - CNA
    Yet, direct flights from China are allowed.[emoji848]

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    #1820
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    experts have known for decades, that a properly-done hand washing is the best among the choices.
    but the hand sanitizer or alcohol is popular, because it is more convenient than washing with soap and water.
    "compromises."
    di nag iisip ung relasyon-mind niya

    syempre pag may lalabo mag hand wash

    pero pag nasa labas like nasa kotse mag hand sanitizer

    wala naman nagsabi irereplace ng hand sanitizer ang hand washing

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