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I'm starting to wonder if the biolab theory is true.Minor powerlevel, but I talked to my brother who's a doctor about this to get his opinion, and he said that the lengths that China is going to disturbs him. Keep in mind, he's not the kind of guy who usually gets freaked out over things.
"Quarantining entire cities, shutting down major tourist destinations like the Great Wall, and Shanghai Disney, closing all movie theaters, shutting down flights, censoring, and arresting people for speaking about the virus, building a new hospital just to treat it, sending in the tanks, and hazmat suits,-this not normal. These are not the first steps you follow to contain an outbreak, especially not for something like this. These are the very last things you do. You only do this when all hell has broken loose, or it's about to."
I asked him what he meant by all that, and what he said echoes pretty much what everyone in this thread already been saying. "China's lying. For them to be going this far means that things have to much worse than what they're telling us."
Fonebrowsing, I see the report was published today on that site, but what's the date it was written on?The PDF has it formatted a bit easier to read:
TL;DR: It's way worse than China is letting on, The Wuhan quarantine won't stop it, they predict 11k infections already with ~132k to 273k infections by Feb 4th.
Found this on Discord.
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Before everyone shits themselves it is as contagious as influenza or the mumps. Both diseases are highly contagious and spread easily in unvaccinated populations. That said proper hygiene, handwashing avoidance of large crowds are all easy methods of avoiding infection. Personally I live in a major city with a large academic population which means many students are just now returning to school from their homes. Many of the students are Chinese. While I certainly hope nothing comes of this I will be avoiding large gatherings of people, and will restrict some of my activities until I know more. I will certainly up the handwashing.So the R0 number is how fast a disease spreads. If it's not above 1, the disease can't become a pandemic.
And it's as infectious as Influenza, if not Smallpox.
This whole thing really is going to turn out to be China's Chernobyl isn't it? With how fast things have been moving the last 48 hours I'm starting to get scared
Before everyone shits themselves it is as contagious as influenza or the mumps. Both diseases are highly contagious and spread easily in unvaccinated populations. That said proper hygiene, handwashing avoidance of large crowds are all easy methods of avoiding infection. Personally I live in a major city with a large academic population which means many students are just now returning to school from their homes. Many of the students are Chinese. While I certainly hope nothing comes of this I will be avoiding large gatherings of people, and will restrict some of my activities until I know more. I will certainly up the handwashing.
Hmm...maybe forcibly substituting basic critical reasoning with mindless loyalty to the state wasnt such a hot idea
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That document thinks that 11k people are infected based on them expecting 95% of the infectees to not be detected.
That presumes that China is telling the truth of the number of detected cases.
They are absolutely not telling the truth about the number of detected cases.
It's a brand new virus to humans. That means we have 0 herd immunity.
So don't think "Spanish Flu" guys.
Think "Smallpox meets Native Americans."
There's a reason China is going into SHUT DOWN EVERYTHING mode already.
Before everyone shits themselves it is as contagious as influenza or the mumps. Both diseases are highly contagious and spread easily in unvaccinated populations. That said proper hygiene, handwashing avoidance of large crowds are all easy methods of avoiding infection. Personally I live in a major city with a large academic population which means many students are just now returning to school from their homes. Many of the students are Chinese. While I certainly hope nothing comes of this I will be avoiding large gatherings of people, and will restrict some of my activities until I know more. I will certainly up the handwashing.
Fonebrowsing, I see the report was published today on that site, but what's the date it was written on?
eh its not quite that serious,yet at least. Mortality rate is pretty low,infection rate is definatly high.epidemics dont have to be killling people left and right to have a serious impact.Think "Smallpox meets Native Americans."
There's a reason China is going into SHUT DOWN EVERYTHING mode already.
its someplace above 50 million quarantined by now. 11 million is Just Wuhan.idiots if you believe they're quarantine 10 million people over 800 fucking cases and 30 something people dead.
Expert says coronavirus is spread through eyes as killer disease 'shuts down China'
Wang Guangfa, who contracted Coronavirus but since recovered, says protective eye wear as well as mouth masks are a must
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A top medic who contracted Coronavirus says the deadly respiratory disease is so contagious it can be transmitted through the eyes.
Wang Guangfa, who was a leading figure in helping China fight Sars in 2003, himself caught the virus but has since recovered.
Mr Wang says he believes he became infected because he did not have protective eyewear.
The respiratory specialist at Beijing’s Peking University First Hospital had reportedly been ridiculed in some parts of the media after he contracted the disease despite saying it was “preventable and controllable” two weeks ago.
The expert has now claimed that he may have contracted the disease because of a lack of eye protection when visiting fever clinics and isolation wards in Wuhan, in Hubei province, where the outbreak emerged.
The news comes as it emerged doctors treating sick patients are collapsing at work as hospitals become 'overwhelmed' in one city, the Daily Star reports.
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Expert Wang Guangfa contracted coronavirus but has since recovered (Image: AsiaWire)
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He said: “At that time we were highly vigilant and wore N95 masks.
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"But then I suddenly realised that we didn’t wear protective glasses.”
He says he developed conjunctivitis in his left eye after returning to Beijing and around three hours later he began had a fever and severe catarrh.
Mr Wang thought he had the flu at first as he had never seen a Wuhan patient suffering from conjunctivitis before.
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But later took the test for the coronavirus when flu medication did not work and he tested positive.
He said the most likely explanation of him contracting the virus was it entering through his eyes.
China's National Health Commission expert Li Lanjuan said that staff who had direct contact with coronavirus patients needed to wear protective glasses whilst other people only need face masks.
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Probably stuck in the hospital, or at his home if he's fortunate.Man where’s MrTickles when you need him.