Corona Virus #6

[rswyan]

Acton: Peak could be '6,000 to 8,000 new cases a day' in Ohio | WTOV

Ohio Director of Public Health Amy Acton expects the peak to hit here in The Buckeye in late April/early May ...

One would assume that's following the current measures Ohio Governor Mike Dewine has put in place ... with them remaining in place.

 

[rswyan]

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus | TheHill

 

[pennwalk]

I read that some people believe that we will need one or two more rounds of aid/stimulus before this is over. Have you noticed how fuzzy the numbers are? You could make a lot of millionaires with the rounding errors.

Chris

 

[pennwalk]

^^^^^


It also was long overdue for an adjustment... although not of this magnitude.

We can't even call this a recession; somebody just flipped a switch and shut the economy off.
Overreaction, as some are saying? Perhaps, but it hopefully will give the medical and manufacturing community time to prepare for those who will be needing their assistance.

If you have kept some of your financial powder dry there is probably going to be a very nice opportunity to invest in America if you can time it right.

Chris

 

[ovrszd]

That was in reference to post #1178
actually just the last line

Yep, knew that, wondering with you.

 

[rswyan]

Internal Emails Show How Chaos at the CDC Slowed the Early Response to Coronavirus — ProPublica

 

[rekees4300]

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for coronavirus after displaying "mild" symptoms.



Coronavirus updates: Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus - BBC News

 

[shooterdon]

Our medical resources have been overwhelmed by 1300 deaths and 2100 serious/critical cases. There are 6000 hospitals in our country.

The world have been overwhelmed by 25,000 deaths and 21,000 serous/critical cases.

These numbers cannot be correct....or are they? Numbers from:
Coronavirus Update (Live): 552,943 Cases and 25,45 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Outbreak - Worldometer

The world survived H3N2 in 1968 and it killed 1MM. There was no internet in 1968, but we had TV. I would have been 18 then, but do not remember such wringing of hands. Did not have hand sanitizer or wipes either. Likely had more "important" things to distract me being young, and dumb, and full of c*m. Second generation ventilators came in the mid 1970's so I guess most people died without a lot of resources being "wasted". They knew how to have a "pandemic" back in the "good old days".

 

[ovrszd]

Our medical resources have been overwhelmed by 1300 deaths and 2100 serious/critical cases. There are 6000 hospitals in our country.

The world have been overwhelmed by 25,000 deaths and 21,000 serous/critical cases.

These numbers cannot be correct....or are they? Numbers from:
Coronavirus Update (Live): 552,943 Cases and 25,45 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Outbreak - Worldometer

The world survived H3N2 in 1968 and it killed 1MM. There was no internet in 1968, but we had TV. I would have been 18 then, but do not remember such wringing of hands. Did not have hand sanitizer or wipes either. Likely had more "important" things to distract me being young, and dumb, and full of c*m. Second generation ventilators came in the mid 1970's so I guess most people died without a lot of resources being "wasted". They knew how to have a "pandemic" back in the "good old days".

All of what you said baffles me as well.

I wonder, how many residents of New York State are on Hospice or in ICU with no COVID-19 in their system?

 

[newbury]

Timeline: The early days of China's coronavirus outbreak and cover-up - Axios

China to temporarily bar entry of foreigners to stop spread of coronavirus - Axios

The USA news media were removed for a reason. Keeping foreigners out near term was done for a reason. Again in time the truth will come out I expect. There are some wealthy movers and shakers in China that know they had a good thing going and the virus has screwed up some business deals. It will be interesting to me to see how free Tesla continues to operate in China.

Locked-down no longer, China's Hubei begins return to normal - Reuters

Internal Emails Show How Chaos at the CDC Slowed the Early Response to Coronavirus ProPublica

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
keep them coming please

stay cool and spaced out