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Yeah, thats not good at all.
Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big
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Yeah, thats not good at all.
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At least their quarantining them for 14 days.
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Uncle Joe you fill me with
in this time of uncertainty, thanks man
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is the 14 day even accurate anymore? there was a guy who was infected for 34 days after returning from Wuhan.
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is the 14 day even accurate anymore? there was a guy who was infected for 34 days after returning from Wuhan.
I'm guessing he CDC is still going off of SARS.
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For confirmed coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases, reported illnesses have ranged from mild symptoms to severe illness and death. Symptoms can include:
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CDC believes at this time that symptoms of COVID-19 may appear in as few as 2 days or as long as 14 days after exposure. This is based on what has been seen previously as the incubation period of MERS-CoV viruses."
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2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is a virus (more specifically, a coronavirus) identified as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China.
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Global Times on Twitter
“What China went through between Jan 20 and Feb 13? 13m air tickets #refunded, 78,000 #airlines canceled, 30 major tourism sites and all cruise liners discontinued by China Tourism Group ... #NCP impact on economy is real but temporary, says senior Chinese official Ren Hongbin.”
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Beijing auto show delayed by coronavirus as some automakers resume production
Automakers are reopening factories in China that were idled by anti-virus controls as they try to reverse a sales slump in their biggest market. Local officials have orders from the ruling Communist Party to get businesses functioning again while still enforcing anti-disease curbs that shut...
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Yikes. This virus is costing them a FUCKTON of money.
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There was a chick that was infected for something like 40 days before the symptoms started to worsen, thought it was BS but more and more cases like it are popping up, def seems like it largely fluctuates from case to case, weird, but I’m sure we’ll know a lot more in a week or two.is the 14 day even accurate anymore? there was a guy who was infected for 34 days after returning from Wuhan.
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is the 14 day even accurate anymore? there was a guy who was infected for 34 days after returning from Wuhan.
I get the feeling it's more likely there are mild cases that they came in contact with after the fact without knowing and not that the virus was incubating for those time periods. The problem with this thing is that some people are clearly experiencing it very mildly and that the symptoms are flu like. So if you don't get it really bad you could have it, expose other people too it, and it would seem like there's this long incubation when really you were exposed in the two-ish weeks prior without any party having knowledge of it because the person who infected you assumed they just had the common cold/flu and went about their day- with it clearing up with very little other symptoms like a standard cold would.
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Global Times on Twitter
“What China went through between Jan 20 and Feb 13? 13m air tickets #refunded, 78,000 #airlines canceled, 30 major tourism sites and all cruise liners discontinued by China Tourism Group ... #NCP impact on economy is real but temporary, says senior Chinese official Ren Hongbin.”
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Beijing auto show delayed by coronavirus as some automakers resume production
Automakers are reopening factories in China that were idled by anti-virus controls as they try to reverse a sales slump in their biggest market. Local officials have orders from the ruling Communist Party to get businesses functioning again while still enforcing anti-disease curbs that shut...
Yikes. This virus is costing them a FUCKTON of money.
I'll say. Been following along with how much this is crippling mainland China and their economy is the thing that gives me the most schadenfreude. This is the straw that broke the CCP's back; the Achilles' Heel to their trade war with the Trump Administration. Basic needs are drying up and their bread & circus entertainment vectors are now following the same trend.
They are precariously close to having another population kill-off the likes of WWII or the Great Leap if they can't get things in their own country under control. I just hope the blowback stays localized to them and doesn't have global ramifications aside from manufacturing sectors returning to North America and elsewhere.
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"temporary" i doubt it will ever recover to what it previously was, no matter how much slave labor they put forth to make cheap iPhones i don't think most companies will be willing to open up shop in China again. i think this will be a big wake up call to companies about how fragile china is and how everything can instantly collapse if you rely solely on import from 1 source.View attachment 1149824
Global Times on Twitter
“What China went through between Jan 20 and Feb 13? 13m air tickets #refunded, 78,000 #airlines canceled, 30 major tourism sites and all cruise liners discontinued by China Tourism Group ... #NCP impact on economy is real but temporary, says senior Chinese official Ren Hongbin.”
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Beijing auto show delayed by coronavirus as some automakers resume production
Automakers are reopening factories in China that were idled by anti-virus controls as they try to reverse a sales slump in their biggest market. Local officials have orders from the ruling Communist Party to get businesses functioning again while still enforcing anti-disease curbs that shut...
Yikes. This virus is costing them a FUCKTON of money.
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They will be willing to open up shop, the potential market is too large to ignore. Though the illusion of the "Asian century" some people could not shut up about previously is pretty much dead as this point and good riddance. There was already a trend of manufacturers moving out of china to places like Vietnam, hopefully it continues.
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Indeed:
Apple warns sales to fall short of target due to coronavirus impact
Apple Inc warned on Monday it was unlikely to meet its March quarter sales guida...
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Uncle Joe you fill me with
My pleasure. Never take counsel of your fears. We'll get through this. Just keep on top of things. This is a great thread not just for info, but a good deal of informed analysis. Remember, none of us are as smart as all of us.
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“R.I.P. Liu Zhiming, director of Wuchang Hospital in coronavirus epicenter #Wuhan passed away Tuesday due to #COVID19, becoming the first hospital director to die amid the outbreak that caused over 70,000 infections in #China: reports”
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After the huge jump, case numbers are stabilizing. Up to 1873 dead. Is this the virus plateauing, or is this merely the calm before another major increase in cases, or worse, the beginning of Stage 2?
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Late last week, China "redefined" what having coronavirus means to decrease the number of confirmed cases because it sounds a lot better that, for example, only 8 confirmed and 48 suspected died instead of 56 confirmed dying.
Also, if the virus was plateauing, 780 million Chinese wouldn't still be on lockdown lol
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This is also the thing that puts paid to China's bluster about being a great power. This thing has kicked the CCP and Xi's ass, royally. This has shown the world that China doesn't have feet of clay, they have feet of shit. The world also sees how the CCP deals with a major calamity - arrest those raising the alarm. The world also sees how the CCP treats people who are sick - like animals. Will never forget seeing the couple put into a metal box on the back of a pickup. That is not the act of a great country, that's the act of a bunch of CCP thugs scared Beijing will chop their heads off as sacrificial lambs, which is going to happen anyway.
We aren't talking just sick/dead people, either. Swine flu still going on. Avian flu happening. Must question if the CCP can effectively handle all three problems, and I believe you would agree the answer is no.
Xi really needs to think about just what's happened. His glittering cities have Third World-level health care and water systems. His people cannot feed and supply the millions they have incarcerated in their own homes. Does Xi believe the people will forget this? Does Xi believe people will forget all the loved ones the CCP left to die? Does he think he has the respect of any major world leader any more? I don't think so. Yeah, they'll work with him, but now the game has changed. You can bet President Trump knows this; he can smell blood in the water.
Going a bit further, this needs to be a wake-up call to the world economy. They've put too many eggs in one basket, and the basket's been damaged. Some companies had already moved out of China. More will do so as soon as possible, to Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, maybe India, Mexico, and some will come to or return to the USA. Gonna need to revisit this "just-in-time" shit, too. Not working real well these days, is it. Not going to kill anyone to have a month's worth of parts on hand. Dumbest fucking thing I ever heard of. You need a system that has a measure of resilience. Now, the money these companies think they've saved gets spent to buy parts somewhere else, or is lost due to inability to produce.
When this is over, and it will end some day, I look for every Chinese that can afford to do so and who can get out to get the fuck out. No longer an upside to staying in China. Don't believe the CCP will do any better at handling the next catastrophe. They have not learned. All the CCP cares about is staying in power.
The Chinese people are a great people. They have given much to the world. Sadly, they've always suffered under one-man rule. So not to rag on any non-spy Chinese. They didn't let the virus loose. They may have loved ones sick or dead there. They are human beings, too. They love. They hurt. Save the anger for the inhuman CCP.
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How about who is reporting those numbers... the answer is FUCK NO. It's not slowing down, its increasing. It's just Chinaland's fucking lying again. And the reason why is to try to hide the bullshit about how fucking bad this shithole of a country is.
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The Downfall Of China's Economy - Vietnam Takeover? 17:11 minutes 2/17/2020
The Downfall Of China's Economy - Vietnam Takeover?
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