COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[Dr Dweeb]

Any figures on the otherwise healthy people to die from from the virus?

 

[aguero93:20]

Any figures on the otherwise healthy people to die from from the virus?

6.

Feet under.

 

[marco]

fuck i laughed at those nut jobes on bravo building bunkers with oxygen filters, guns, crossbows and enough tined veg for years,who's laughing now its not me

 

[TCIB]

Here is another resource that seems to be objective http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19

 

[worsleyweb]

fuck i laughed at those nut jobes on bravo building bunkers with oxygen filters, guns, crossbows and enough tined veg for years,who's laughing now its not me

I have just bought 4 tins of chicken soup. Just in case.

 

[Uffa]

When COVID-19 finds a sweet spot – a cruise ship, a South Korean church, an Italian hospital – it can spread efficiently.

and then

Quarantine belongs back in the Middle Ages.

 

[TCIB]

fuck i laughed at those nut jobes on bravo building bunkers with oxygen filters, guns, crossbows and enough tined veg for years,who's laughing now its not me

 

[marco]

I have just bought 4 tins of chicken soup. Just in case.

just in case,you should have bought the case,,that should see you through fo a couple of days, want to swap i have toilet roll ?

 

[TCIB]

and then

Exactly what has me scratching my head Uffa

 

[aguero93:20]

fuck i laughed at those nut jobes on bravo building bunkers with oxygen filters, guns, crossbows and enough tined veg for years,who's laughing now its not me

Just get some cement and block off their air vents, then return to laughing.

 

[marco]

i have some maine road grass,its still living and green,will swap for a couple of lamb loin chops and a couple of tins of tom soup,,,or bat soup if possible

 

[paulchapo]

fuck i laughed at those nut jobes on bravo building bunkers with oxygen filters, guns, crossbows and enough tined veg for years,who's laughing now its not me

I'm going to dig out my old .22 air rifle and slugs just in case. The neighbours barking dogs are looking tastier by the day.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

I'll refrain from commenting on the body of your email and the various misconceptions it contains since I guess others will do that anyway

But where on earth were you during the last Ebola outbreak? Under a rock? It was in every news bulletin, daily for weeks.

I'm guessing you are referring to the large outbreak which occurred 2014 to 2016. The British nurse McCaferky ??? Caught it and recoved in that outbreak and made headlines the world over. Gelsons dad i guess is referring to the much smaller one of last year. Which I do recall I heard about once, but actually got hardly any western media coverage. Which kind of proves his point.

 

[St.Pauli support]

There are probably more than 350 cases around, if you think the Health Minister has been ill since Friday and has only been confirmed now.

Leading virologists in Germany are assuming today's case numbers show the status 10 or 11 days back,
given any case on average infects 2 new cases during that time before registered in official stats.
Multiply actual numbers by 3 and you are much closer. Without unknown cases!

Also, the mortality rate for covid should end up at round about 0.5%.
That means multiplying deaths by 200 could give a good indication of underlying case numbers.
That would be worrying for Italy, but still a sound explanation for the steep curve.

 

[pluto]

This is a shambles getting worse, need to follow italys lead and lock it all down.
Ridiculous waiting for the inevitable

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Leading virologists in Germany are assuming today's case numbers show the status 10 or 11 days back,
given any case on average infects 2 new cases during that time before registered in offial stats.
Multiply actual numbers by 3 and you are much closer. Without unknown cases!

Also, the mortality rate for covid should end up at round about 0.5%.
That means multiplying deaths by 200 could give a good indication of underlying case numbers.
That would be worrying for Italy, but still a sound explanation for the steep curve.

I've suspected that for a few days now. The seemingly high death rate in Italy was probably due to underdetection of most of the population already being infected.

 

[TCIB]

Confirmed in Turkey now, as a popular tourist destination that can't be good. With all the migrants going to Europe from the middle east almost exclusively via Turkey that sounds like double trouble.

 

[Uffa]

Leading virologists in Germany are assuming today's case numbers show the status 10 or 11 days back,
given any case on average infects 2 new cases during that time before registered in offial stats.
Multiply actual numbers by 3 and you are much closer. Without unknown cases!

Also, the mortality rate for covid should end up at round about 0.5%.
That means multiplying deaths by 200 could give a good indication of underlying case numbers.
That would be worrying for Italy, but still a sound explanation for the steep curve.

Where did you get that mortality rate? By multypliying case numbers by 3 and then dividing deaths by them?

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Confirmed in Turkey now, as a popular tourist destination that can't be good. With all the migrants going to Europe from the middle east almost exclusively via Turkey that sounds like double trouble.

1000 mile porous border.

 

[Chippy_boy]

Weird thing with the stats as well. We have 383 cases, but zero serious or critical. How does that work? How do you go from jolly hockey sticks to dead, whilst bypassing serious?

All evidence so far points to 80% mild, 15% serious - needing hospital treatment, oxygen perhaps and 5% critical - intensive care. Often, as in Italy, worse stats with more serious or critical. And yet we have none? Spain has 101 critical. France 86. Even Germany has 9. But we have none? Very odd.