Anonymous wrote:We are days away from air travel being shut down.

They need to shut it down now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ireland, which has 43 cases, is shutting down all schools and universities.

Their per capita rate is relatively low, especially for Europe, 8.7, but there is definitely a trend beginning for countries to avoid an Italy situation by taking non-pharmaceutical containment measures much more proactively.

The Irish health system is overloaded on daily basis. They can't afford to get to Italy's level. They have people in beds in hallways and closets on the regular. Smart move (although Leo Varadker announced it while on his St Patrick's trip to DC!)

Weird,they are ranked 13/195. https://www.newstalk.com/news/ireland-places-13th-in-global-healthcare-system-ranking-535281#:~:text=

this is from January:
https://www.thejournal.ie/hospital-system-under-pressure-4955866-Jan2020/

and it's an annual occurrence. They don't have the staff or the beds full stop. The quality of the staff is wonderful, they just don't have enough. The HSE is literally always trying to play catch up and cancelling procedures is not uncommon at all. They are right to close everything now before it gets out of hand.

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Anonymous wrote:Jet Blue passenger flew from JFK to Palm Beach and then informed crew when they landed that he had coronavirus. Everyone on the plane was allowed to go and "told to monitor their health for a couple of days."
https://abc7ny.com/6006144/

Holy crap could you be any more clueless?? What an f'in IDIOT.

Well, at least s/he had the decency to alert the crew. Could have not said anything at all.

We are days away from air travel being shut down.

Anonymous wrote:Jet Blue passenger flew from JFK to Palm Beach and then informed crew when they landed that he had coronavirus. Everyone on the plane was allowed to go and "told to monitor their health for a couple of days."
https://abc7ny.com/6006144/

Holy crap could you be any more clueless?? What an f'in IDIOT.

UK excluded from travel ban? "Coronavirus: UK cases soar to 590 as death toll grows"
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/coronavirus-uk-cases-death-toll-nhs-delay-phase-boris-johnson-cobra-latest-a9397286.html?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR11huZjUA1ecrKOI3vwQ0o7feXTzIpLog38biIH6ojb3955y5hpZkwNiKM#Echobox=1584023146

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jet Blue passenger flew from JFK to Palm Beach and then informed crew when they landed that he had coronavirus. Everyone on the plane was allowed to go and "told to monitor their health for a couple of days."
https://abc7ny.com/6006144/

JFK. Shoot that mfer

There will be some reform after this virus. One of the new laws should states if you knowingly traveled with an identified virus or disease that has been classified a national threat, then you should be prosecuted and imprisoned.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ireland, which has 43 cases, is shutting down all schools and universities.

Their per capita rate is relatively low, especially for Europe, 8.7, but there is definitely a trend beginning for countries to avoid an Italy situation by taking non-pharmaceutical containment measures much more proactively.

The Irish health system is overloaded on daily basis. They can't afford to get to Italy's level. They have people in beds in hallways and closets on the regular. Smart move (although Leo Varadker announced it while on his St Patrick's trip to DC!)

Weird,they are ranked 13/195. https://www.newstalk.com/news/ireland-places-13th-in-global-healthcare-system-ranking-535281#:~:text=

Anonymous wrote:Jet Blue passenger flew from JFK to Palm Beach and then informed crew when they landed that he had coronavirus. Everyone on the plane was allowed to go and "told to monitor their health for a couple of days."
https://abc7ny.com/6006144/

JFK. Shoot that mfer

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Anonymous wrote:Canadians invading!!!


But seriously people, who will want your infected cash.

Toilet paper is your new bitcoin. Will be worth a fortune in two months.
Like a thou per roll!

What am I missing on the toilet paper craze? If you run out, can’t you just wash your butt?

Let me tell you, some people in Korea have run out and yes they are getting by but they aren’t enjoying it.

I’m considering getting a bidet.

Anonymous wrote:Canadians invading!!!


But seriously people, who will want your infected cash.

Toilet paper is your new bitcoin. Will be worth a fortune in two months.
Like a thou per roll!

What am I missing on the toilet paper craze? If you run out, can’t you just wash your butt?

Anonymous wrote:Jet Blue passenger flew from JFK to Palm Beach and then informed crew when they landed that he had coronavirus. Everyone on the plane was allowed to go and "told to monitor their health for a couple of days."
https://abc7ny.com/6006144/

Ugh. There was a serious accident and an elderly family member is hospitalized. They may pull through, but may have lasting health consequences. Many in my immediate and extended family are now flying to see that individual, and some are elderly. I'm driving, but I would not want to fly now--tough though given the family situation.

Anonymous wrote:Ireland, which has 43 cases, is shutting down all schools and universities.

Their per capita rate is relatively low, especially for Europe, 8.7, but there is definitely a trend beginning for countries to avoid an Italy situation by taking non-pharmaceutical containment measures much more proactively.

The Irish health system is overloaded on daily basis. They can't afford to get to Italy's level. They have people in beds in hallways and closets on the regular. Smart move (although Leo Varadker announced it while on his St Patrick's trip to DC!)

Canadians invading!!!


But seriously people, who will want your infected cash.

Toilet paper is your new bitcoin. Will be worth a fortune in two months.
Like a thou per roll!