Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

[Archeopthryx]

Does anyone else find it weird, that even though it hit Australia before the US (not by a lot though), that the effects so far are hugely different. What are we missing, or how bad is it actually going to get in Australia?

Bush fires.

 

[737 MAX Stan Account]

Congrats on the big 10k WuFlu Deaths* Planet Earth!


*reported

IIRC it took a few years for Ebola to reach that number.

 

[Omnium Ultimatus]

Does anyone else find it weird, that even though it hit Australia before the US (not by a lot though), that the effects so far are hugely different. What are we missing, or how bad is it actually going to get in Australia?

The fact that the virus is spreading just fine in Southeast Asia and South America disproves the "hot weather theory". Perhaps they haven't tested enough people yet.

 

[AltisticRight]

IIRC it took a few years for Ebola to reach that number.

Ebola was very deadly, it would kill the person before the person is able to spread it around.

Here's a timeline of the virus:

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

Serious measures were delayed for about 3 weeks.

www.axios.com

Dec. 10: Wei Guixian, one of the earliest known coronavirus patients, starts feeling ill.

Dec. 16: Patient admitted to Wuhan Central Hospital with infection in both lungs but resistant to anti-flu drugs. Staff later learned he worked at a wildlife market connected to the outbreak.

Dec. 27: Wuhan health officials are told that a new coronavirus is causing the illness.

Dec. 30:

• Ai Fen, a top director at Wuhan Central Hospital, posts information on WeChat about the new virus. She was reprimanded for doing so and told not to spread information about it.
• Wuhan doctor Li Wenliang also shares information on WeChat about the new SARS-like virus. He is called in for questioning shortly afterward.
• Wuhan health commission notifies hospitals of a “pneumonia of unclear cause” and orders them to report any related information.

Dec. 31:

• Wuhan health officials confirm 27 cases of illness and close a market they think is related to the virus' spread.
• China tells the World Health Organization’s China office about the cases of an unknown illness.

Jan. 1: Wuhan Public Security Bureau brings in for questioning eight doctors who had posted information about the illness on WeChat.

• An official at the Hubei Provincial Health Commission orders labs, which had already determined that the novel virus was similar to SARS, to stop testing samples and to destroy existing samples.

Jan. 2: Chinese researchers map the new coronavirus' complete genetic information. This information is not made public until Jan. 9.

Jan. 7: Xi Jinping becomes involved in the response.

Jan. 9: China announces it has mapped the coronavirus genome.

Jan. 11–17: Important prescheduled CCP meeting held in Wuhan. During that time, the Wuhan Health Commission insists there are no new cases.

Jan. 13: First coronavirus case reported in Thailand, the first known case outside China.

Jan. 14: WHO announces Chinese authorities have seen "no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of the novel coronavirus."

Jan. 15: The patient who becomes the first confirmed U.S. case leaves Wuhan and arrives in the U.S., carrying the coronavirus.

Jan. 18:

• The Wuhan Health Commission announces four new cases.
• Annual Wuhan Lunar New Year banquet. Tens of thousands of people gathered for a potluck.

Jan. 19: Beijing sends epidemiologists to Wuhan.

Jan. 20:

• The first case announced in South Korea.
• Zhong Nanshan, a top Chinese doctor who is helping to coordinate the coronavirus response, announces the virus can be passed between people.

Jan. 21:

• The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms the first coronavirus case in the United States.
• CCP flagship newspaper People’s Daily mentions the coronavirus epidemic and Xi's actions to fight it for the first time.
• China's top political commission in charge of law and order warns that “anyone who deliberately delays and hides the reporting of [virus] cases out of his or her own self-interest will be nailed on the pillar of shame for eternity."

Jan. 23: Wuhan and three other cities are put on lockdown. Right around this time, approximately 5 million people leave the city without being screened for the illness.

Jan. 24–30: China celebrates the Lunar New Year holiday. Hundreds of millions of people are in transit around the country as they visit relatives.

Jan. 24: China extends the lockdown to cover 36 million people and starts to rapidly build a new hospital in Wuhan. From this point, very strict measures continue to be implemented around the country for the rest of the epidemic.

The bottom line: China is now trying to create a narrative that it's an example of how to handle this crisis when in fact its early actions led to the virus spreading around the globe.

Here's a study: https://www.southampton.ac.uk/news/2020/03/covid-19-china.page
If China didn't intervene when they did, the virus would be 67 times worse.
If China intervenes as early as 3 weeks before they did, the virus' severity could have been decreased by up to 95%.

Here's the full translation of Dr Li Wenliang's case, findings of China's state formed investigation team:
I did start a new thread, I'll be following the developments. Just in case people can't be bothered to exit the thread, here we go.

https://kiwifarms.net/threads/wuhan...ngs-admonition-and-future-developments.67446/

Date format is time dd/mm/yyyy. Time is 24-hour format. If you can't wrap your head around it, just deduct 12 from numbers bigger than 12 and slap pm at the end.

The People’s reported information relating to Doctor Li Wenliang: A Response

7th of February, 2020, State Supervision Department formed an investigation team to investigate information surrounding Dr Li Wenliang. Now, the investigation results will be reported on.

Section 1: Dr Li Wenliang’s background information, Wechat chatlogs, and the spread of information
Li Wenliang, Male, Manchu ethnic, born in October, 1985, from Jin Zhou of Liaoning, member of the CPC. He sadly passed away due to being infected with the new coronavirus on the 7th of February. He was an ophthalmologist working at Wuhan Central Hospital.

December, 2019, Chinese Western Fusion Hospital [1] of Hubei province, the “Hou Hu” area of Wuhan Central Hospital, Wuhan Redcross Hospital etc accepted patients with an unknown case of pneumonia. 27th of December, Chinese Western Fusion Hospital of Hubei province (CWH), Zhang Ji, the manager of the department of respiratory and critical illness reported information on 3 patients diagnosed with an unknown case of pneumonia. The hospital relayed this information to the department of disease control of Jiang Han district, city of Wuhan [2]. On the same day, the department of disease control of Wuhan tested these 3 patients for epidemic-related viruses. On the 29th of December, CWH reported on 4 cases of unknown pneumonia, all from Huanan Seafood market [3].

The Health Department of Wuhan organised experts for investigation, and brought the patients to Jin Yin Tan Hospital of Wuhan. Knowing that many hospitals in the city handled similar cases, the Department of Health of Wuhan released two reports, “Emergency: Relating to Unknown Cases of Pneumonia and their Conditions” and “Emergency: Relating to the Handling of this Case of Unknown Pneumonia” on 13:10 and 18:50 respectively, on 30/12/2019. They wanted professionals to handle the unknown pneumonia with care and investigate Huanan Seafood Market in retrospect. These two reports were released online on 15:22 and 19:00 respectively, on the same day.

17:30, 30/12/2019, Dr Li received messages from colleagues. On 17:43, Dr Li under the pseudonym of “Li Wenliang, Wuhan, Ophthalmology” appeared in the Wechat group “University of Wuhan, Clinical Grade 04” shared information regarding to “Huanan Fruit and Seafood market, 7 cases of SARS has been verified”, “we are waiting for the Hou Hu area of the hospital to quarantine these patients that are in critical conditions” etc. He included images of a pathogen report stating, “Highly likely, SARS Coronavirus, tested positive”, CT video footage that is 11 seconds. On 18:42, further information was released in this group stating, “new information, verified infection of coronavirus, we are analysing the virus”, “please don’t spread this, let family and friends be aware and take appropriate measures [4]”. Simultaneously, similar messages were shared among other Wechat groups. The reports that were uploaded online and Dr Li’s words was them spread, subsequently people began discussing the case and following it.

Section Two: Dr Li Wenliang reprimanded, discussions with the police and hospital information
On 13:38, 31/12/2019, Department of Health Wuhan’s report “Relating to the Pneumonia Infections and Situation in our City” claims that there’s 27 cases of such pneumonia, it is a viral infection, and there isn’t sufficient evidence that the virus is contagious [5], and no medical experts have been infected yet. Many media outlets reported on this case.

With the knowledge of Wuhan’s schedule to control the unknown pneumonia, the police department’s knowledge on controlling and preventing the virus, social law and order enforcement laws, in addition to the health department’s report, law enforcement subsequently investigated the spread of “SARS related viral infection” messages online.

At around 13:30, 03/01/2020, Police department of Wu Cang District, Wuhan, on Zhong Nan road contacted Dr Li Wenliang, who was accompanied by colleagues to visit the police station. The head of the police office Yang… An [6] scheduled the police accountable for handling back office duties, Hu… to talk to Dr Li Wenliang. After the conversation and fact checking, the incident was recorded. According to Dr Li Wenliang, the act of posting SARS-related information in Wechat groups was wrong, he will take precautions [7] next time. The police who talked to Dr Li made an admonition report. Dr Li Wenliang has one admonition report and left the police station on 14:30. The police involved in the conversation was back office police Hu… and one assistant police officer. Hu… signed his own name on the admonition report and Xu…’s name, who was another officer on the day’s schedule. In reality, Officer Xu did not join the conversation.

Before Dr Li Wenliang was reprimanded, on 31/12/2019, his messages were spread across numerous Wechat groups and shared online, Central Hospital of Wuhan had hospital managers talked to Dr Li. According to Dr Li Wenliang, he is regretful of his actions of spreading SARS-related information into his classmate groups. He said his original intentions were wanting his classmates to take appropriate measures. The hospital wanted Dr Li Wenliang to write a report [8]. Until Dr Li Wenliang was infected with the virus, he was working in ophthalmology as usual.

Section Three: Details on Dr Li Wenliang’s infection, emergency procedures, and rescue attempt
10/01/2020: Fevers
12/01/2020: Dr Li moved to Wuhan Central Hospital’s ophthalmology section as patient
14/01/2020: Dr Li moved to respiratory and critical conditions section
23/01/2020: Dr Li moved to respiratory and critical conditions section’s critical care area
07/02/2020: Dr Li passed away
09/12/2019, Dr Li was scheduled to work at the ophthalmology ward instead of outpatient area. He handled an 82-year-old patient with eye illness. The patient started to have fevers on 07/01 and was diagnosed with the virus after, who passed away on 23/01/2020. 10/01, Dr Li started to experience fevers as well, he was diagnosed at the fevers section of the hospital.

12/01, Dr Li was quarantined at district number two of Wuhan Central Hospital, ophthalmology section. He was diagnosed with acute eye conjunctivitis on the right eye and lung infections. 14/01, the illness in Li’s lungs worsens, and he was moved to the respiratory section of the hospital. He was quarantined, had his own patient room, and a special team of medical professionals to monitor aspects of his blood oxygen saturation, heart rates and blood pressure. They have been providing Dr Li with respiratory assistance, medicine to combat the virus, infections, sputum dissolving, and stomach protection etc. They also used hormones and gamma globulin. On 15/01 to 18/01, according to Dr Li’s illness status, the head doctor tweaked the prescribed medicine and treatment.

19/01, Dr Li’s fever worsened. In the afternoon, the leader of the medical team and an expert in the fields of respiratory, critical conditions, new coronavirus and pneumonia continues to monitor Dr Li’s illness, providing curing advice. That night, the hospital invited a medical expert in the fields of critical illnesses from Hua Zhong Technology University’s Tong Ji Hospital and Wuhan’s new Coronavirus pneumonia medical expert to provide Dr Li with treatments.

20/01 to 22/01, Dr Li’s fevers are gone, but he was still breathing heavily. On the 15th, 19th, 20th and 21st, various experts handling the new coronavirus in the hospital monitored Dr Li’s illnesses and provided medical advice.

23:50, 22/10, after a bathroom break, Dr Li started to suffer from respiratory and breathing difficultness. His blood saturation level dropped to 88%. After treatments, he felt slightly better. The medical team leader emphasised on the severity of the illness and moved Dr Li to an ICU at 3:30 in the morning, 23/01, after permission was given from his family.

Before 27/01, many hospitals including Wuhan Central Hospital did not have the equipment and ability to test nucleic acids. After the equipment was upgraded, on 27/01, Wuhan Central Hospital started to test for nucleic acids. On the 28th and 31st of January, Dr Li underwent nucleic acid testing twice, first result was negative, and second result was positive [9], to which he was diagnosed with the new coronavirus.

31/01-03/02, Dr Li’s fevers seem to be suppressed, breathing is back to normal, but his sanity and appetite was still on the low. 04/02, he starting to vomit and coughed rapidly, following with breathing issues, which was alleviated slightly after treatment. 05/02, Dr Li no longer has fevers, but he is still breathing heavily when at rest, and his pneumonia is worsened. 06/02, Dr Li’s illness became more serious, pneumonia is worse, and he was at risk for further serious conditions. After the medical team’s discussion, under the guidance of two nurses and permission from his family, he was transported to the Hou Hu section which has better medical capabilities. He arrived there on 18:55, permission was given on 18:20.

19:20, 06/02, Dr Li suffered from delusions, drop of heart rate, and progressive decline in blood pressure. He was treated with epinephrine, which loosens blood vessels that makes it easier to increase blood pressure. A medical respiratory machine was also used to help his breathing issues. 21:30, cardiopulmonary resuscitation therapy was used, which helps the heart. Specialised medicine was used, and the rescue attempt continues. 22:40, a borrowed EMCO (aka artificial lungs) from Wuhan Ya Xin hospital was used [10] in Dr Li’s treatment. Wuhan health department organised experts from Beijing Xie He hospital to aid in rescuing Dr Li. On 2:58, 07/20, Dr Li passed away, illustrated by the straight line on the ECG. His death was released on 3:48 to the public [12].

According to doctors who participated in the emergency, Dr Li is their colleague, he’s still young, and they don’t want him to go. They said if there’s even a glimpse of hope, they will not give up, nothing else but trying to save him was in their mind at the time. Therefore, the rescuing was prolonged. The leader of the medical team says, although they were not able to save Dr Li, they tried their best, the team was professional, and the rescue attempt was immediate. According to professionals who reviewed the case, the hospital’s rescue attempt was professional, and they obtained permission from Dr Li’s family whenever it is needed, they were able to reflect on the illnesses and make swift decisions.

Section Four: Details on the reparations and aftercare of Dr Li Wenliang and his family
After Dr Li tragically passed away, Wuhan Central Hospital formed a special group to take care of Dr Li’s family. During the afternoon of 07/02, leaders at the hospital visited Dr Li’s parents, his wife and children. Responding to Dr Li’s wife’s request, his child and wife were brought to the hospital to recover.

After Wuhan Central Hospital’s request to Wuhan Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, Dr Li’s passing away was attributed to work injuries. According to legislature, Dr Li’s family received work injury reparations, and money to help with the funeral [11]. The insurance company also paid Dr Li’s family the insured amount and an additional portion dedicated to medical staff who were at the front line of combating the virus. Wuhan Central Hospital’s union held a fundraiser event for Dr Li’s family, and the Redcross of Wuhan relayed donations to Dr Li’s family.

04/03, National Health Department and other departments decided to commend individuals that assisted in combating the new coronavirus, among them was Dr Li Wenliang.

Section Five: Advice on future work
Due to Zhong Nan Road police station’s inappropriate admonition report [12], inadequate law enforcing procedure, the investigation team recommended the supervisory authority of Wuhan to monitor and correct the wrongdoings, investigate the people who breached the code of contact, and release the results to the public.

Interview Summary

• Investigation team was formed on 08/02, officials visited Wuhan and many citizens wanted an answer
• 240+ files were analysed
• Dr Li was not faced with any discrimination or isolation after he was unlawfully reprimanded, the hospital didn’t punish him
• Dr Li being reprimanded was unlawful, the admonition case has no basis, and is dropped. The law enforcement that’s accountable will be punished
• Dr Li showed symptoms on 10/01, he was diagnosed on 31/01. This is because he contacted an 82-year-old person with the virus, and the hospital did not have any medical equipment to actually test for the virus.
• A magazine got the Dr Li’s time of passing away wrong. 22:40 06/02, EMCO was used. 3:48 the next day, Wuhan Central Hospital released the news.
• Dr Li’s death is considered work injury, his family was rewarded 785,000 yuan and 36,800 yuan for the funeral. 2020 renewed some of these laws, so his family was awarded with another grant that’s not disclosed. The insurance reward was also not disclosed. There’s also fundraising evens and donations that have been relayed to the family.
• Dr Li is an outgoing person, he’s professional, good at his job, willing to help others, and he wanted to be cured as soon as possible because “my co-workers must be very busy, they need me there” as he states. Objectively, his original intent was caring about family and friends, and he in no way broke the law.
• He is a member of the CPC

Footnotes
[1]: Yeah, that’s literally the fucking name.
[2]: The disease was first reported on 27/12/2019
[3]: So the first cases of the virus were NOT from this market. This is basically China saying they have and know the identity of “patient zero”.
[4]: He was reprimanded for spreading rumours, lol.
[5]: Department of Health said this.
[6]: Chinese law prohibits the release of full names of individuals unless under extraordinary circumstances, this is done to protect the criminal and law enforcement. I partly agree, some names such as those of child molesters should be released however. Yang… An is Yang [redacted] An, 某 means “one, some person someone, some word…”.
[7]: Shut up goy.
[8]: No idea what they meant by 認識材料
[9]: Accuracy of the test seems to suck
[10]: The hospital had one EMCO, but it was being used on another patient at the time. Pretty humane of them to not just strip that machine from the patient to save mianzi. Good job.
[11]: They got almost 800,000 yuan initially according to the interview, they were given more afterwards.
[12]: According to the interview, Dr Li did not break any laws and whatever stupid admonition case that was tangled to him is now of no effect.
[13]: The time disparity discussed earlier was a mistake some magazine made. 18:55, Dr Li was moved to the Hou Hu section in critical care. He didn’t pass away yet. Information was released by Wuhan Central Hospital on 3:48. People’s Daily probably took the wrong information released by the magazine.

 

[JosephStalin]

IIRC it took a few years for Ebola to reach that number.

Shit, we've lost more than twice as many in the USA alone from the "regular" flu since 29 September 2019.

Just saw this. For families like the ones described in this story, the money the government's planning to send will be a virtual lifesaver. Just hope they don't piss the money away when they get it.

Coronavirus and Poverty: A Mother Skips Meals So Her Children Can Eat

Ya think? Ya think? Fuck the CCP.

Virus whistleblower doctor punished 'inappropriately': Chinese probe

 

[CashMoney!]

What so many fail to understand, including myself at the beginning, is the infection rate of this thing. While on paper its damage may be comparable or less than the common flu, if it is not controlled among the population then it will be on par with the flu and worse very soon like Italy. China and Italy aren't counting anymore and that's concerning.

The infection rate is the primary reason it is so dangerous and that's why isolation/quarantine is so heavily employed. The flu is already bad and it doesn't spread as easily and fast as the Wuhan virus. This is the flu on steroids, a health system's worst nightmare, and it is yeeting anyone that isn't terribly healthy.

It's going to clear out the vulnerable in populations that don't take it seriously, and it will impact countless families economically and emotionally. The psychological impact of this will fuck up a lot of people as hardship, chaos and panic like this hasn't been felt for generations.

Flattening the curve is the only solution and that will take a while to do if there's surges in outbreaks (which there will be because people are stupid).

I would not want to be in government right now. NZ's prime minister looks like she's eating stress for her three meals a day. They must be shitting themselves, everywhere. What a horrible, horrible event. I also wonder if war will be a long term side effect if China gets pissy about sanctions and losing business and starts throwing toys. The fact that 95% of pharmaceuticals are sourced or made over there is terrifying.

Globalism was a mistake lol. At what cost was it ever worth it? If anything, this virus will cause a surge in economic nationalism at the very least, as well as a major backlash against China in general. I'm ready, they own so many farms, water springs, businesses, and property in New Zealand. They can get fucked.

I also agree that this will revolutionise work culture in the west and allow more flexibility. Co-working spaces are already all the rage and I think they will become hot real estate in the future.

My big hope is that 3D printing rises to address the small, cheap plastics problem once manufacturing returns to their native countries. Selling designs and kits for kids to print and create their own toys would be awesome and something I could see becoming a family and community activity.

39 cases in NZ. I saw a kid biking to school with a mask on today and finally found nappies. The big box supermarket here seems to be fine with supplies, although the staff had sweat beading on their faces just getting everything fully stocked to a full supermarket at 7am. The energy was palpable there and I couldn't wait to leave; tension, anxiety.

 

[Shitpiss Babylord]

Shit, we've lost more than twice as many in the USA alone from the "regular" flu since 29 September 2019.

Days since September 29th: 173. Flu deaths in the United States since September 29th: 22,000.
22,000 divided by 173: 127.167. We'll round it up to 128 for conveniences sake. So, an average of 128 people a day. Once the Wuflu starts beating those numbers in the US will you finally start taking it seriously? We're already at 57 deaths a day, and the very first Wuflu death in the history of the country was only on the first of the month.

 

[MechanicusAdmin]

Does anyone else find it weird, that even though it hit Australia before the US (not by a lot though), that the effects so far are hugely different. What are we missing, or how bad is it actually going to get in Australia?

Maybe it's a population dispersion thing, so many people per square metres vs less people per square metres.

Interesting new vid from Dr John by the way.

 

[DNA_JACKED]

Goddammit, the county has announced they are no longer testing the public because of "limited test kits", and only certain critical cases will be tested now.

Motherfuckers, how are you still having this problem? How incompetent are you? Shit like this makes me want to go full libertarian, fuck the government altogether, just shut it down. Worthless peasants......

 

[eternal dog mongler]

Shit, we've lost more than twice as many in the USA alone from the "regular" flu since 29 September 2019.

tuberculosis kills 4k people a day globally.

SARS-CoV-2 got some work to do

 

[Not Really Here]

Shit, we've lost more than twice as many in the USA alone from the "regular" flu since 29 September 2019.

There is literally no way to make that statement.
Flu and pneumonia mortality stats are co-mingled and COVID-19 causes pneumonia. Combine those facts with the lack of testing for COVID-19 from 29 September 2019 until a few days ago and what you have is an unsupportable claim.

To be clear, that may be true, but there is no way ever to accurately and completely separate Flu, COVID-19 and bacterial pneumonia from other cause deaths.

 

[Stoneheart]

tuberculosis kills 4k people a day globally.

Well "people"...

 

[Tasty Tatty]

The fact that the virus is spreading just fine in Southeast Asia and South America disproves the "hot weather theory". Perhaps they haven't tested enough people yet.

Ithas been disproved before, but S. America isn't all hot all the time. There are very cold regions in the southern area (Tierra de Fuego, Patagonia) and in high altitude.

But, if anybody wanted more evidence, it just reached the Amazonian jungle.

 

[eternal dog mongler]

Well "people"...

RR-TB (aka drug resistant TB) is common in Eastern Europe.

I keep forgetting if you guys think they're people or not though.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Two weeks ago, I was just a rando mope who fixed medical gizmos for a living, but today I'm a rockstar who keeps the miraculous magical ventilators that everybody is sperging about running.

Sucks. I guess I should be happy that my job is now beyond secure, and I'll be working full-time for the duration- probably even rack up lots of the OT, but I just want to be cooped up at home being a lazy fuck and shiposting on the internets like everybody else.

The hospital where I work isn't getting slammed yet, but we're scrambling to prepare for the Wubonic Plague pockyclypse. I'm even overhauling this old antique anesthesia machine that belongs in a museum, because it will work as a ventilator.

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Like I'm Fred Sanford in the junk bidness over here.

Enjoy your sloth and sluggardry, quarantinearinos, I gotta get up, drink my cuppa, and trudge off to the salt mines.

I'm essential to the cause.

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Unironically thank you for your service.

 

[Tasty Tatty]

Two weeks ago, I was just a rando mope who fixed medical gizmos for a living, but today I'm a rockstar who keeps the miraculous magical ventilators that everybody is sperging about running.

Sucks. I guess I should be happy that my job is now beyond secure, and I'll be working full-time for the duration- probably even rack up lots of the OT, but I just want to be cooped up at home being a lazy fuck and shiposting on the internets like everybody else.

The hospital where I work isn't getting slammed yet, but we're scrambling to prepare for the Wubonic Plague pockyclypse. I'm even overhauling this old antique anesthesia machine that belongs in a museum, because it will work as a ventilator.

View attachment 1195646

Like I'm Fred Sanford in the junk bidness over here.

Enjoy your sloth and sluggardry, quarantinearinos, I gotta get up, drink my cuppa, and trudge off to the salt mines.

I'm essential to the cause.

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Be safe, kiwi friend.

No joke, we all appreciate what many amazing people are doing right now, from the front lines (doctors, police, military) to the ones behind the curtains (mechanics, farmers, clean services, etc).

 

[Reverend]

Don't forget, if you are white and can work from home you are part of the "Problem" obviously you racist homophobic incel.

The rush to close businesses amid coronavirus reeks of white privilege | Solomon Jones

The rush to close businesses amid coronavirus reeks of white privilege | Solomon Jones

Shuttering nonessentials businesses was necessary. But those treating the decision as a "no-brainer" exposed their privilege.

www.inquirer.com

 

[FatalTater]

Went out supply gathering yesterday since I realized we didn't have enough animal flesh to feast upon. I went to Walmart, Aldi, and Meijer. None of them had much to offer in the meat department but I did get a few other things that they were out of the last time I went. The trip there and back was like going out on a major holiday, with all the smaller businesses being closed.

 

[AltisticRight]

Another plague king, this time in Guangzhou!

Look at her face:

24yo Liu, this is her travelling timeline:
05/03-09/03: Guangzhou > Thailand > Guangzhou
12/03: Yu Zhu metro to Yue Xiu district, 191 Shi Zhong Road, Ai Er ophthalmology hospital, after the checks, back to Yu Zhu via #5 line, metro
13/03 Yu Zhu, #5 line > #4 line > #7 line, arrival at Guangzhou Southern Station
13/03-15/03: Guangzhou Southern Station, #2 line to Dong Xiao Southern Station, oh shit wong rine, back to Shi Bi station, then #7 line to University City south station, then #4 to Che Po South station, then #5 to Yu Zhu station
15/03 night, coughing, dizziness etc, went to Zhong Shan University First Hospital, body temp at 37.4 degrees, CT all normal, now sample and test for Coronachan
16/03: New Coronavirus nucleic acid tests positive, quarantined and moved hospitals.
17/03: Positive for Coronachan.

So she roamed across the nearby provinces spreading the love of Coronachan.

Also that Australian Citizen holder slant thot that defied quarantine measures, is now being deported.

Her work visa revoked, and now she's being sent "back" to Australia. She actually works for a fucking medical company.

I hope our politicians send her here if she continues to be a stupid monkey. We do need thot patrol. Coronachan loves to take advantage of thots.

(Christmas Island, where criminal border invaders are sent to)

 

[Stoneheart]

I keep forgetting if you guys think they're people or not though.

subhuman prezzy much means not people...