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    #1841
    Quote Originally Posted by ChoyJo View Post
    Kumusta naman kaya mga taga-North Korea?

    Mag-ala panic buying sana ako kanina kaso sa lugar namin mukhang wala pa ata impact..Puno ang mga grocery stores at wala ako nakita ni isang naka-mask.. Mga Mask lang ang wala(mercury,watson,South drug,etc) tapos sa mga disinfectant gaya ng lysol wala mga malalaking size..Saka mga branded din pala na mga alcohol.. yun lang nang napansin ko.. Kaya ipinagpaliban ko muna magpanic buying..
    they don't panic-buy there.
    they can't.
    there's nothing on the shelves to buy...
    heh heh.
    old joke.

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    New coronavirus found in Japan evacuees who initially tested negative - CNA


    One of the two, a man in his 50s who returned from the Chinese city of Wuhan on the first Japanese evacuation flight on Jan 29, previously twice tested negative for the virus.

    However, a third test 12 days later found the man - who has been isolated in his hotel room since his return - was infected.

    The second evacuee, a Japanese man in his 40s, returned from Wuhan on Jan 30 and initially tested negative for the virus, but was diagnosed after a second test on Monday.

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    Why change the name to Covid-19?

    It started in Wuhan, China so it should be the Wuhan Corona Virus or Wuhan Virus.

    This is the reality and accurate. The world should know where it started even from the name itself.

    So, should we now change the Spanish Flu to some other name?


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    People afraid of stepping on CPC's feelings.

    Have a feeling this probably won't be the last pandemic causing virus from that country.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 111prez View Post
    Why change the name to Covid-19?

    It started in Wuhan, China so it should be the Wuhan Corona Virus or Wuhan Virus.

    This is the reality and accurate. The world should know where it started even from the name itself.

    So, should we now change the Spanish Flu to some other name?

    there goes my previous post on how discoverers get to name their discovery.
    spoilsport ang WHO.
    their 2015 best practices for the naming of new human diseases, says to avoid names that may put in a bad light, persons, cultures, countries and such.
    heh heh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 111prez View Post
    Why change the name to Covid-19?

    It started in Wuhan, China so it should be the Wuhan Corona Virus or Wuhan Virus.

    This is the reality and accurate. The world should know where it started even from the name itself.

    So, should we now change the Spanish Flu to some other name?

    Spanish flu didn't come from Spain though, it should be changed to Kansas flu.

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    #1847
    China always seems to get a free pass with those disease names. First SARS in 2002 -- virus name is never attached to China. Now this 2020 Wuhan disease -- virus name shall not be attached to Wuhan, China.

    In the meantime, 2013 EBOLA is forever attached to the Ebola River of the Congo, while 2012 MERS is forever attached to the Middle East.

    Coincidence? Twice already? How lucky of the CCP!

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    Other diseases named after places: 12 Diseases and the Lucky Places They’re Named For | Mental Floss

    Ebola is fairly recent.

    Takot ang WHO sa China pero hindi sa Zaire.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 111prez View Post
    Other diseases named after places: 12 Diseases and the Lucky Places They’re Named For | Mental Floss

    Ebola is fairly recent.

    Takot ang WHO sa China pero hindi sa Zaire.

    It's not about takot. China has already given many institutions billions. They have their hand on everyone's throat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    It's not about takot. China has already given many institutions billions. They have their hand on everyone's throat.
    And everyone's immune systems apparently...[emoji40][emoji630]


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    Coronavirus Live Updates: The Illness Now Has a Name: COVID-19 - The New York Times

    The World Health Organization on Tuesday proposed an official name for the illness caused by the new coronavirus: COVID-19. The acronym stands for coronavirus disease 2019, as the illness was first detected toward the end of last year.

    The director general of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, noted that the new name makes no reference to any of the people, places or animals associated with the coronavirus. The goal was to avoid stigma.

    Under international guidelines, the W.H.O. “had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual or group of people, and which is also pronounceable and related to the disease,”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    There was a big business conference in Singapore... Now a big headache for everyone who attended.

    Singapore business gathering linked to virus cases overseas - Reuters



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    Alam na ano itong business conference and company: Coronavirus patient who infected others across the world has fully recovered - CNN

    It was a business conference of Servomex

    Buti wala itong opisina sa Pilipinas

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    #1853
    If you have orders from Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan... it's going to take a while. Same dilemma facing the USPS.

    Coronavirus: US Postal Service suspends shipments destined for China and Hong Kong, citing travel disruptions | South China Morning Post

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    #1854
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    If you have orders from Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan... it's going to take a while. Same dilemma facing the USPS.

    Coronavirus: US Postal Service suspends shipments destined for China and Hong Kong, citing travel disruptions | South China Morning Post
    True. Online orders in which the supplier is situated in mainland China will be considerably delayed.

    This is even more true if the order was made during or after the Chinese New Year.

    Shopee and Lazada are hit hard, for sure. Aliexpress will probably be hit hardest among online e-commerce sites.

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    sabi ko nga that ship is a freaking petri dish

    39 more on cruise ship in Yokohama test positive for coronavirus

    Another 39 people on a cruise ship quarantined in Yokohama have tested positive for coronavirus, Japan's health ministry said Wednesday.

    Additionally, four people previously taken to hospital from the ship, the Diamond Princess, are now in a serious condition, the ministry said.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Qwerty_ View Post
    Coronavirus Live Updates: The Illness Now Has a Name: COVID-19 - The New York Times

    The World Health Organization on Tuesday proposed an official name for the illness caused by the new coronavirus: COVID-19. The acronym stands for coronavirus disease 2019, as the illness was first detected toward the end of last year.

    The director general of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, noted that the new name makes no reference to any of the people, places or animals associated with the coronavirus. The goal was to avoid stigma.

    Under international guidelines, the W.H.O. “had to find a name that did not refer to a geographical location, an animal, an individual or group of people, and which is also pronounceable and related to the disease,”
    ah, shucks!
    that pretty much removes the fun in name-giving.

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    #1857
    Don't care what WHO calls it.

    To me it is the Wuhan China Virus.

    And will remain the Wuhan China virus


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    #1858
    Quote Originally Posted by 111prez View Post
    Don't care what WHO calls it.

    To me it is the Wuhan China Virus.

    And will remain the Wuhan China virus

    well,
    the E. coli O157:H7 of 1993 is still called the jack in the box bug by some people...
    and the 1918 H1N1 is more popularly known as the spanish flu of 1918..

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    #1859
    para patas

    this should be called Mexican flu


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    #1860
    before AIDS was called AIDS, it was called this:


China Corona Virus Outbreak