That wasnt what I was getting at. 30 top flight bio rooms in a country of 330 million people seems awfully thin. It might be worse because I've seen some sources say the number is 20 (10/6/4 beds respectively) . Like I said, after all this is done with they should up the number some and have more than just three hospitals with them. Seems like a point of failure in the waiting.
Thing is. Ok. I didn't explain myself well enough.
The differences between a regular reverse pressure room and those rooms are as follows:
-these are close to biolabs of at least bsl3.
-they use better individual filters for air and water on top of the hospital's ones.
-their personnel is better trained.
-their doors have keyholes.
So let's go 1 by 1: as for 4, that's not to say hospital rooms don't have them. Just that for these ones its mandatory. Most hospitals use keys to avoid equipment theft anyway. So moot point. Also easy to fix.
When it comes to 1, that honestly doesn't matter that much, so long as the biolab is on the same region it should be fast enough.
2, the filters. Most hospital filters are already more than enough for almost all pathogens, the individual filtration is uber expensive and doesn't add that much more protection, the way the airflow is set already makes most rooms bout as good as they can be for an outbreak. It's much safer to separate the infected by wings and it's cheaper too.
Finally, the army is trained to aid contain outbreaks, at least most modern armies have divisions trained this way. In case of a deadly outbreak it won't be these room's personnel dealing with this shit. It'll be ay medics.
So these rooms AREN'T meant to stop outbreaks. Then what's the point? Simple. They're there for SCIENTIFIC purposes, not Healthcare. They're there for pre-outbreak studies of potentially lethal diseases. If the outbreak erupts their purpose will be to help ensure controlled environments for the sample size used to study the pathogen, not aid in the general effort.
Most countries have some, I know some were used here in spain last time some moroccan disease threatened us, I think it was ebola. But it doesn't matter for this. No country has that many, because they're not really for this purpose. 30 is more than sufficient.
>tfw no government assigned gf
we could've saved her bros
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>brave enough to fight the outbreak in fucking wuhan of all places
>has given up on finding a boyfriend without guvernmental intervention
Imma bet either she's such an autist as to have literally 0 social skills or she's such a total unrelenting bitch that no sane man would stay in the same room as her for over quarter an hour.
Also healthcheck: sorry for not sourcing yesterday the friends roped me in using my recovery as an excuse. I'm fairly sure I'm healthy now. My head hurts more than ever and I'm still on antacids but all other symptoms stopped and taking into account what I drank and ate last night I'mma bet its not corona doing this to me. Fucking hell I hadn't partied this hard since last carnaval.
Spain check: after first round of sentry samples cases rise to 74. Of which 72 are foreigners. Fucking kek, healthcare tourism memes keep rolling in. I do bet its probably because most spaniards know better than to go to the hospital with a "cuadro gripal" (flu symptoms) but 1st generation migrants are more jumpy. Hell not even 1 of my contacts, ALL of which exhibited symptoms at least symilar to corona, bothered asking for the sentry sample. So yeah... we really don't give a shit. In fact yesterday they did this questionaire about what is the biggest worry of the population and most of our neighbors said corona meanwhile spain said lack of jobs. PRAISE LORD KEK! Corona really is our waifu, people have just accepted her, fucking lol.
EDIT: news saying right now only 3 of those cases exhibit pneumonia, 0 deaths. All pneumonias are risk groups.
