corona virus is certainly having an impact on events, a lot of events are canceled or replaced with video confering alternatives. it might well change these events for ever, depending on how well it all goes.
With hype media and China not being the most trustworthy source there ever was, how bad is the corona virus, really? Didn't they just remove the quarantine from an ocean liner off of Japan? Like 6000 passengers and only two deaths?
Assuming that this was a very easily controllable location for a quarantine that probably didn't have the best medical equipment around, it seems to me the death toll was way below even the 2.5% an influenza can reach.
Furthermore, aren't older people more likely to go on a cruise?
Once it gets out beyond the quarantine, and have no doubts, it will, it is going to stress the medical system beyond capacity, even here in the USA.
This virus is responsible for a considerable number of hospitalizations and here in the USA we are not capable of servicing that many people in hospital beds. We don't have the beds, we don't have the rooms, we don't have the equipment and we don't have the medical professionals to take care of everybody who's going to
Good job not addressing the point of the post you responded to. An cruise ship is not the best place to take care of sick/dying patients. There is little in the way of medical supplies, food/nourishment, medical personnel. On that quarantined ship, in what would be one of the worst possible test conditions if you had have an outbreak of disease, the death rate was 2 in 6000, or 0.033%, far far below that of any common influenza outbreak. Im not trying to discount the seriousness of this virus, but how do yo
So, here's [teslamotorsclub.com] the latest [teslamotorsclub.com] graphs [teslamotorsclub.com] (datasource: bnonews's tracking of disease cases). I generate these because of how terrible that ArcGIS page that many people have been using has been at presenting the nuance of the outbreak. I'm thinking about altering it to focus less on a province-by-province case in China and focusing more on breaking down international cases, since non-Hubei (non-Wuhan) China disease incidents have been collapsing, but some countries (esp. Japan and South Korea) have seen recent spikes.
corona virus is certainly having an impact on events, a lot of events are canceled or replaced with video confering alternatives.
it might well change these events for ever, depending on how well it all goes.
With hype media and China not being the most trustworthy source there ever was, how bad is the corona virus, really?
Didn't they just remove the quarantine from an ocean liner off of Japan? Like 6000 passengers and only two deaths?
Assuming that this was a very easily controllable location for a quarantine that probably didn't have the best medical equipment around, it seems to me the death toll was way below even the 2.5% an influenza can reach.
Furthermore, aren't older people more likely to go on a cruise?
It's still a problem, and a serious one.
Once it gets out beyond the quarantine, and have no doubts, it will, it is going to stress the medical system beyond capacity, even here in the USA.
This virus is responsible for a considerable number of hospitalizations and here in the USA we are not capable of servicing that many people in hospital beds. We don't have the beds, we don't have the rooms, we don't have the equipment and we don't have the medical professionals to take care of everybody who's going to
Good job not addressing the point of the post you responded to. An cruise ship is not the best place to take care of sick/dying patients. There is little in the way of medical supplies, food/nourishment, medical personnel. On that quarantined ship, in what would be one of the worst possible test conditions if you had have an outbreak of disease, the death rate was 2 in 6000, or 0.033%, far far below that of any common influenza outbreak. Im not trying to discount the seriousness of this virus, but how do yo
So, here's [teslamotorsclub.com] the latest [teslamotorsclub.com] graphs [teslamotorsclub.com] (datasource: bnonews's tracking of disease cases). I generate these because of how terrible that ArcGIS page that many people have been using has been at presenting the nuance of the outbreak. I'm thinking about altering it to focus less on a province-by-province case in China and focusing more on breaking down international cases, since non-Hubei (non-Wuhan) China disease incidents have been collapsing, but some countries (esp. Japan and South Korea) have seen recent spikes.
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