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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Seems like a small thing, but people who's 'recovered' but still lack sense of smell is alarming to me.
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Just like most people, I love sports, but at this moment they're the lowest priority in life for me. All I want to do is be able to be with the people I care about again. The people pushing for sports to reopen ASAP are just going to make that harder
I don't know how many times I have to use this example, but tens of thousands of people traveling all over Southern Europe for soccer games in March is a huge reason why Italy, Spain, and France are continuing to suffer right now. Even when PSG closed off their stadium to fans for the PSG-Dortmund match, 60K Parisiens gathered outside of the stadium anyway. Look at the state of Paris/France now.
Is that really what you want? You want that to happen just so you can get another 2-3 hours of entertainment every weekend? Please find something better to do other than using sports as your life's purpose
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Sporting Events should be canceled for all of 2020, even when we appear to be in the clear, JUST TO BE SAFE.
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LA COUNTY STAY AT HOME ORDER COULD LAST UNTIL SUMMER, TOO MANY INFECTED PEOPLE AND SPREADING - LATIMES
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Yeah
Bruh.
The CCP is shooting themselves in the foot by going hard on foreigners right now. Makes the local population complacent and only suspect of foreigners who have likely been there through the whole crisis just as the locals have. Seeing that definitely leads one to believe there will be another outbreak.
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How Atalanta's feel-good story became a 'biological bomb' for coronavirus in Italy, Spain
Atalanta's phenomenal season sits in awkward coexistence with the knowledge that it contributed to the ongoing crisis in Europe.
Compounding the horror, doctors have now raised a grim possibility: that Atalanta's nights of European glory might directly have contributed to the virus's spread. The first leg of that tie against Valencia took place at San Siro, in Milan. Atalanta played all of their Champions League home games at the venue this season, allowing for attendances more than twice as large as would have been possible at their own Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia.
Roughly 40,000 fans made the 35-mile journey from Bergamo to Milan for the Valencia game. Kids were taken out of school, with parents' mischievous notes to teachers explaining that their offspring needed to participate in a "cultural-historical" moment making international headlines. Just to play in such a game, for a club of Atalanta's means, was already a cause for celebration.
Fabiano di Marco, chief pneumologist at Bergamo's largest hospital, fears it was also the start of catastrophe.
"I have heard a lot [of theories for why the virus has spread so aggressively in the region], I'll say mine," Di Marco told the newspaper Corriere della Sera. "On Feb. 19, 40,000 Bergamaschi [people from Bergamo] went to San Siro for Atalanta-Valencia. In buses, cars, on trains. A biological bomb, unfortunately.
"I think it's all down to that first game against Valencia," said Alejandro "Papu" Gomez, Atalanta's captain and charismatic forward, in an interview with the Argentinian newspaper Olé, recalling how it had taken his wife three hours to make what is normally a 40-minute trip to San Siro on account of the vast numbers of traveling fans. He was frustrated by the lack of health checks made ahead of the second leg, at a point in time when more countries were aware of the risks. Although that game took place behind closed doors at the Mestalla, roughly 2,000 Valencia fans still gathered outside before kickoff to welcome their team.
(One night later, Liverpool would host Atlético Madrid before a full-house of 52,000 fans at Anfield. More than 3,000 had travelled from Spain. The decision to allow spectators into the ground drew criticism at the time but appears even more questionable in light of what has happened since.)
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Play sports in empty arenas/stadiums, only essential services there. All Players/essential services tested.
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Oh definitely. They keep pushing the idea of "the only new cases are imported cases" and blaming foreigners, which makes no sense since damn near no one on earth is traveling to China right now other than Chinese people themselves.
I do believe the HK side though; I can totally see infected Europeans coming back to HK and acting a fool in Lan Kwai Fong as usual
Hong Kong and Taiwan are bracing for new waves of outbreaks for the very reason you listed
Chinese tourist sites packed as country comes out of lockdown, but experts say risk still high
Large numbers of people flocked to popular tourists sites and major cities across China over the country's holiday weekend, despite warnings from health authorities that the risk posed by the coronavirus pandemic remains far from over.
Concerns around whether China is relaxing its coronavirus restrictions too soon have led Hong Kong experts and authorities to warn of the possibility of a "third wave" of infections in the city.
Speaking to local journalists Sunday, Hong Kong epidemiologist Yuen Kwok-yung said that there could be a "new wave" of cases in mainland China, off the back of imported infections from Europe and the US.
"So in Hong Kong, we might have a third wave of cases coming from the mainland after a second wave ...The epidemic is still serious in the society. At this stage, it is still not optimistic. What worries me the most is inadequate testing on patients with mild symptoms, which prevents us from cutting off the chain of transmission," he said.
The global financial hub is still trying to contain a second wave of imported cases after returning citizens and expatriates from Europe and the United Kingdom led to a new outbreak in late March.
In just under two weeks, the number of local infections has risen from 317 to almost 900.
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Yeah I don't think I'll be going to a sporting event, concert, or any type of mass gathering for a long time...
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Data on 53 Patients Treated With Investigational Antiviral Remdesivir Through the Compassionate Use Program Published in New England Journal of Medicine
Data on 53 Patients Treated With Investigational Antiviral Remdesivir Through the Compassionate Use Program Published in New England Journal of Medicine
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Data on 53 Patients Treated With Investigational Antiviral Remdesivir Through the Compassionate Use Program Published in New England Journal of Medicine
-- Remdesivir treatment resulted in clinical improvement in 68 percent of patients in this limited data set --
*not too impressive
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Oh definitely. They keep pushing the idea of "the only new cases are imported cases" and blaming foreigners, which makes no sense since damn near no one on earth is traveling to China right now other than Chinese people themselves.
Hong Kong and Taiwan are bracing for new waves of outbreaks for the very reason you listed
Chinese tourist sites packed as country comes out of lockdown, but experts say risk still high
Large numbers of people flocked to popular tourists sites and major cities across China over the country's holiday weekend, despite warnings from health authorities that the risk posed by the coronavirus pandemic remains far from over.www.cnn.com
Concerns around whether China is relaxing its coronavirus restrictions too soon have led Hong Kong experts and authorities to warn of the possibility of a "third wave" of infections in the city.
Speaking to local journalists Sunday, Hong Kong epidemiologist Yuen Kwok-yung said that there could be a "new wave" of cases in mainland China, off the back of imported infections from Europe and the US.
"So in Hong Kong, we might have a third wave of cases coming from the mainland after a second wave ...The epidemic is still serious in the society. At this stage, it is still not optimistic. What worries me the most is inadequate testing on patients with mild symptoms, which prevents us from cutting off the chain of transmission," he said.
The global financial hub is still trying to contain a second wave of imported cases after returning citizens and expatriates from Europe and the United Kingdom led to a new outbreak in late March.
In just under two weeks, the number of local infections has risen from 317 to almost 900.
Meanwhile look at the air traffic comparison between Europe and the US
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Meanwhile look at the air traffic comparison between Europe and the US
I don't even understand. Where the hell are people even going ? Every civilized place I know of is shut down indefinitely
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Meanwhile look at the air traffic comparison between Europe and the US
One bit of good news is that passenger #s are down over 95%...Also many of those flights are cargo flights as passenger planes have turned into cargo.
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Is this true? (Both parts, abt the professor and the steam) Pardon my ignorance if it isnt just want to know, havent seen anything news wise on this
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Damn i feel like most if not all stay at home order states are gonna extend it to at least may 30th...
I don't see stores opening up till at least sometime in june
I don't see stores opening up till at least sometime in june
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I live by the air force base see a lot of c-130s lately. They are common but I see them out in squads now.
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The hydroxychloroquine trial posted earlier sounded much more promising, even though many would rather argue it doesn’t work so prez looks bad. Time to put politics aside and work together!Data on 53 Patients Treated With Investigational Antiviral Remdesivir Through the Compassionate Use Program Published in New England Journal of Medicine
Data on 53 Patients Treated With Investigational Antiviral Remdesivir Through the Compassionate Use Program Published in New England Journal of Medicine
Data on 53 Patients Treated With Investigational Antiviral Remdesivir Through the Compassionate Use Program Published in New England Journal of Medicine
-- Remdesivir treatment resulted in clinical improvement in 68 percent of patients in this limited data set --
*not too impressive
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Is this true? (Both parts, abt the professor and the steam) Pardon my ignorance if it isnt just want to know, havent seen anything news wise on this
Nah homie. Fake news.
