Wuhan virus (coronavirus) arrives in the USA

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Anyone knows where the first tests being used bu all of the made in? Do they make them locally or buy them outside? Where?

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone knows where the first tests being used bu all of the made in? Do they make them locally or buy them outside? Where?

Should read: by all of the countries

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My coworker just got back from ten days in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan. Am I paranoid to be worried?

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Anonymous wrote:How many cases does Vietnam have? I’m the poster who took my kid off the bus because I thought his seat mates were in China. I kept him off for a month and just put him back on and they told him they were in Vietnam for a couple weeks and just got back. Kids from his class ride the same bus so I guess it doesn’t matter anyway.

Vietnam has reported 16 confirmed cases and states that 15 have recovered.

Vietnam, together with Indonesia and Cambodia, have been singled out by some researchers for having far fewer than expected cases based on the flight travel patterns out of China. In other words, they believe there is a large degree of under-reporting.

Especially questionable is zero cases for Indonesia.

Great. I guess he’ll be off the bus again.

Are you going to have your kid avoid all Asians for the rest of his life?

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Anonymous wrote:Any word from the Trump Administration? Seems like our government is going to have to say something at some point, right?

You do realize that NIH, CDC, FDA, and the State Department are all a part of "our government"? Right? They are doing their jobs and monitoring, reviewing etc.

Trump did not want the passengers to come home too soon.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know of any place that still has masks in stock? I've tried so many places and they are sold out everywhere.

I think I am SOL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many cases does Vietnam have? I’m the poster who took my kid off the bus because I thought his seat mates were in China. I kept him off for a month and just put him back on and they told him they were in Vietnam for a couple weeks and just got back. Kids from his class ride the same bus so I guess it doesn’t matter anyway.

Vietnam has reported 16 confirmed cases and states that 15 have recovered.

Vietnam, together with Indonesia and Cambodia, have been singled out by some researchers for having far fewer than expected cases based on the flight travel patterns out of China. In other words, they believe there is a large degree of under-reporting.

Especially questionable is zero cases for Indonesia.

Great. I guess he’ll be off the bus again.

Are you going to have your kid avoid all Asians for the rest of his life?

Of course not, but finding out they just got back from a possible hotspot is concerning. So you can give it a rest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know of any place that still has masks in stock? I've tried so many places and they are sold out everywhere.

I think I am SOL

We saw some at the Tysons walmart but that was a couple weeks ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My coworker just got back from ten days in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan. Am I paranoid to be worried?

No and I’d avoid. Seriously. Your company should have had that person teleworking for 14 days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many cases does Vietnam have? I’m the poster who took my kid off the bus because I thought his seat mates were in China. I kept him off for a month and just put him back on and they told him they were in Vietnam for a couple weeks and just got back. Kids from his class ride the same bus so I guess it doesn’t matter anyway.

Vietnam has reported 16 confirmed cases and states that 15 have recovered.

Vietnam, together with Indonesia and Cambodia, have been singled out by some researchers for having far fewer than expected cases based on the flight travel patterns out of China. In other words, they believe there is a large degree of under-reporting.

Especially questionable is zero cases for Indonesia.

Great. I guess he’ll be off the bus again.

Link to expert report on this. You can link to the actual report through a link in the article.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/feb/14/indonesia-coronavirus-academic-harvard-marc-lipsitch

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Anonymous wrote:Any word from the Trump Administration? Seems like our government is going to have to say something at some point, right?

You do realize that NIH, CDC, FDA, and the State Department are all a part of "our government"? Right? They are doing their jobs and monitoring, reviewing etc.

Trump did not want the passengers to come home too soon.

But he’s still happily cutting the budget st the NIH, CDC, etc and already fired the epidemic people...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My coworker just got back from ten days in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan. Am I paranoid to be worried?

Do you otherwise live like a hermit and never go to public places? You realize that this guy is not the only one that you'll encounter who has traveled recently.

[Anonymous]

Do the masks you use to do yard work during allergy season work? Or do they have to be of a special variety?

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Anonymous wrote:My coworker just got back from ten days in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan. Am I paranoid to be worried?

No and I’d avoid. Seriously. Your company should have had that person teleworking for 14 days.

+1. A family member is vacationing in Thailand. Of course, a vacation in Italy might be a problem, too, at this point.

[Anonymous]

ICUs in Korea are already full with coronacvirus patients. They have to turn away non-coronavirus emergency patient who died.

https://n.news.naver.com/article/437/0000231969

machine translation -- not that great!

7 hospitals refuse to accept… Common (general) patient, ambulance wanders away

Last night, patient A, who was admitted to Qingdao Daenam Hospital, became seriously ill.

Mr. A stayed in an elderly ward called Hyosarang Silver Center, a regular patient who was not a patient of Corona 19.

Paramedics quickly found a place to transfer Mr. A.

But the hospital said that seven of the places do not receive the seed A, all of which rejected the Daegu Gyeongbuk JTBC been confirmed coverage results.

For example, "I can't take a patient who's not a corona patient," or "There's no room in the intensive care unit."

Eventually A died.

Mr. A received a negative judgment on the first corona examination, and the exact cause of death was not confirmed yet.

The lack of medical facilities with Corona 19 has also affected patients who are at risk of other diseases.