That's often how it goes. People hide their vulnerabilities because they don't want to appear weak, which means they don't get help until it's too late.
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If you want to talk about the situation in China, they still haven't eliminated the risk of asymptomatic carriers in attempts to restart the economy.
www.theguardian.com
As for resuming/restarting the economy:
There's an increase in orders to German Engineering firms coming from Chinese customers and while things are moving slowly based on polling info reuters expects that the PMI can rise to 45 this month.
Chinese citizens fear catching coronavirus from 'silent' carriers
Asymptomatic people may be infecting others despite officials saying risk of this is low
www.theguardian.com
As for resuming/restarting the economy:
There's an increase in orders to German Engineering firms coming from Chinese customers and while things are moving slowly based on polling info reuters expects that the PMI can rise to 45 this month.
is that a slowing? I think we need to start caring more about percentages increases not absolutes anymore. Especially since we're so concerned with bending the curve
New numbers from Denmark with the changes since yesterday:
-77 deaths (+5)
-2555 cases (+160)
-533 admitted to hospitals(+32)
-137 in intensive care(+6)
-119 requiring respirators(+6)
Source:
-77 deaths (+5)
-2555 cases (+160)
-533 admitted to hospitals(+32)
-137 in intensive care(+6)
-119 requiring respirators(+6)
Source:
How Singapore fought against Coronavirus
www.dw.com
No lockdown, not shutdown required. Unfortunately nobody in the west learned.
Lessons from Singapore – DW – 03/26/2020
Europe's citizens are paying for their leaders' late reaction to the coronavirus outbreak with their personal freedom. Their governments could have learned from Singapore, writes Christina zur Nedden.
www.dw.com
No lockdown, not shutdown required. Unfortunately nobody in the west learned.
It shouldn't surprise anyone. In an overloaded hospital system during a crisis, why bother wasting resources on testing these cases?
Been known for a while. You can see data for some places in Italy that the deaths are much higher than average when taking just the official count of Covid-19 deaths. The actual toll in Italy is likely easily twice as high as what we see now.
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Hmm. Interesting. In Portugal, despite obviously the scales being a lot different than in Spain or Italy, any post-mortem exam that is found to be positive for Covid-19 is added to the tally of the Virus. Doesn't matter if it was at home or the hospital.
But again, so far our Health System isn't crumbling. It's probably getting close to it considering the constant rise in ICU cases and low number of recoveries though.
But again, so far our Health System isn't crumbling. It's probably getting close to it considering the constant rise in ICU cases and low number of recoveries though.
yup, and we will probably experience the same thing here in the US
I wonder why Spain has such a high number of recoveries per day compared to Italy. The former is already hitting 2,000 a say while the later struggles to reach a thousand.
In other news, Buhari has ordered 3 of the hardest hit states in Nigeria to lockdown. Regardless of what you think of him, he's doing a decent job here.
In other news, Buhari has ordered 3 of the hardest hit states in Nigeria to lockdown. Regardless of what you think of him, he's doing a decent job here.
So i saw #FilmYourHospital trending and its what you think it is.. its cultists driving to hospitals and taking pictures outside "proving" that Covid-19 is a hoax. Maybe next theyll start to storm the hospitals like the Bastille but for right now they are only interested in the exteriors.
Oh ffs. Why do these sort of numpties always show up.
I can't even grasp what anyone would gain with this "hoax".
The current situation in Austria (translated with Google from DerStandard):
"According to data from the Ministry of Health, just over a third of the ventilators are currently free for corona patients, and it is exactly half with the intensive care beds in the hospitals. However, the capacities vary widely from region to region.
A total of 2,584 ventilators are currently available in Austria. Only 908 or 35 percent are free for corona patients (values are from March 27th). The other devices are mainly used for patients with other diseases. It should be noted, however, that the capacities are distributed very differently regionally. In Lower Austria, for example, only 50 of a total of 550 devices (9 percent) are free. Free capacities are also comparatively low in Styria (16 percent) and Vienna (19 percent). The state of Tyrol, which was hit hardest by the crisis, still has 126 of 215 devices free (59 percent). The situation is most relaxed in Upper Austria (70 percent) and Salzburg (82 percent).
Of the intensive care beds in Austria's hospitals, exactly half (1,071 of a total of 2,159) are still available for Covid 19 patients. "
"According to data from the Ministry of Health, just over a third of the ventilators are currently free for corona patients, and it is exactly half with the intensive care beds in the hospitals. However, the capacities vary widely from region to region.
A total of 2,584 ventilators are currently available in Austria. Only 908 or 35 percent are free for corona patients (values are from March 27th). The other devices are mainly used for patients with other diseases. It should be noted, however, that the capacities are distributed very differently regionally. In Lower Austria, for example, only 50 of a total of 550 devices (9 percent) are free. Free capacities are also comparatively low in Styria (16 percent) and Vienna (19 percent). The state of Tyrol, which was hit hardest by the crisis, still has 126 of 215 devices free (59 percent). The situation is most relaxed in Upper Austria (70 percent) and Salzburg (82 percent).
Of the intensive care beds in Austria's hospitals, exactly half (1,071 of a total of 2,159) are still available for Covid 19 patients. "
It probably has something to do with Trump saying "Somethings going on" at hospitals and now you have people discussing how medical staff are crisis actors.
Which is the source of the claiming?
As far as I searched for, I didn't find it.
A Deluged System Leaves Some Elderly to Die, Rocking Spain’s Self-Image (Published 2020)
Even amid the coronavirus crisis, the tragedy unfolding in Spain’s nursing homes has shocked a nation that takes pride in its reverence for older people and in its health care system.
14th paragraph
China also reclosed all the movie theaters after reopening them suddenly, which is probably another reason the public is fearful over there. They 100% are not being upfront still.If you want to talk about the situation in China, they still haven't eliminated the risk of asymptomatic carriers in attempts to restart the economy.
Chinese citizens fear catching coronavirus from 'silent' carriers
Asymptomatic people may be infecting others despite officials saying risk of this is low
As for resuming/restarting the economy:
There's an increase in orders to German Engineering firms coming from Chinese customers and while things are moving slowly based on polling info reuters expects that the PMI can rise to 45 this month.
Found out just now that a friend of mine has it. Statistics are often just statistics, until you know one. . . or become one.
I'm probably not the first y'all have heard from. I certainly won't be the last.
I'm probably not the first y'all have heard from. I certainly won't be the last.
Of course. Crisis actors. Last time I heard that term was for the Sandy Hook ordeal.
*sigh*
I just hope these idiots don't cause further issues.
Yup. But from what I gather a lot of folks with mild symptoms (who tested positive) are told to stay at home stay under surveillance (hence why that number is so big).
Still even by direct comparison with other countries our recoveries are lagging somewhat...
Your call for students and retired personnel. :)
Generational solidarity full steam.
(btw there's no real need for requisitions, people come by themselves, it's the beauty of the health sector, a lot of people have the heart driven by a strong sense of duty and devotion to their fellow human wellbeing)
Honestly, this was the outcome I was hoping for back in January. A competent government response resulting in the neurotic people on this forum looking silly. It could have been done. Everyone could be at work or school as usual. But of course not.How Singapore fought against Coronavirus
Lessons from Singapore – DW – 03/26/2020
Europe's citizens are paying for their leaders' late reaction to the coronavirus outbreak with their personal freedom. Their governments could have learned from Singapore, writes Christina zur Nedden.
No lockdown, not shutdown required. Unfortunately nobody in the west learned.
How Singapore fought against Coronavirus
Lessons from Singapore – DW – 03/26/2020
Europe's citizens are paying for their leaders' late reaction to the coronavirus outbreak with their personal freedom. Their governments could have learned from Singapore, writes Christina zur Nedden.
No lockdown, not shutdown required. Unfortunately nobody in the west learned.
I've seen articles like this for both Singapore and Taiwan, but I don't think the situation in either place is applicable to the West. Outside of the cultural differences where people are more willing to adapt to social distancing measures, they are smaller countries with smaller borders and they have fewer ports of entry. They also have less air traffic than western countries. Changi, pretty much the only airport in Singapore, is one of the busiest airports in Asia but it doesn't even crack the top 15 busiest in the world, and Singapore's air passenger volume is far lower than most of the western countries getting hit hard(Singapore and Taiwan have much fewer tourists as well).
Originally I was mad at this but this literally looks like every single grocery store, Costco etc. honesty it's probably better that they are outside
Just as update, it worked until it was 2 or 3 country to be screened, now that it's a world problem cases have tripled the last 2 weeks, most of them coming from uk or us.
And measure are becoming stricter by the day.
No, you should be mad. There's a reason why you should not be so close together. Just because it's happening at the stores doesn't mean it's okay here as well.
Cough is gone, fever is gone, chills and body aches are gone but sore throat remains, along with post-nasal drip and sinus pressure.
I guess that's that, then.
I guess that's that, then.
I really hope lots of us get to carry on working from home more when things return to "normal". It would be great for peoples well-being, as well as the planet potentially saving companies lots of money too.
I'm sure UK is the same. Daily stats qualified as covering those who died in hospital only.
Proposed legislation would allow all PA businesses to reopen
State Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33) will introduce a bill allowing businesses to operate as long as they follow CDC mitigation guidelines.
www.fox43.com
Look at this shithead. Knowing PA's horrible legislature this will pass with a veto proof majority.
Iran number is really suspicious. Honestly I don't think they are simply capable of reporting all the cases even if they want to (and do they?)
In France they will try the exercise of adding nursing/care homes tonight... there should be between 10 to 50 more deaths a day (substantial since we are hovering at about 300 deaths a day in the last days (240,231,365,299,319,292)
The software was deployed last week and it has been tested this past weekend.
Looks like cheating the number is a fairly universal thing....
Canada does include those die in a nursing home, not sure about community.
Impossible to say for sure, but with the symptoms having receded into a sore throat and sinus problems, it seems unlikely. I was definitely panicking for several days though.