☣️🦠☣️🦠 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information Thread 🦠☣️🦠☣️

[1996wastheish]

Iv'e not left my house for a week and still paranoid about catching this **** from deliveries.

[MEDITATE]

Of course, the natural idiot response to closing restaurants for sit-down dining starting tomorrow is that every single restaurant will be teeming with YOLO'ers today/tonight to get one last hurrah in . . . which is exactly what you don't want to be doing.

im actually very happy this is happening, the world has too "much not many" idiots and yolo idiots roaming around fukcing up the economy,nature,morals,ethics ..... this is natural selection at its best

I’m really surprised at the amount of people that are excited their company is giving them 2 weeks off from work.

Do people not realize the economical impact that has on a business?

All fun and games until 20% of the workforce is laid off. Companies are more loyal to stock holders and investors than their own employees

the world needs an economical/financial shock , it doesnt make sense man the rich gets richer , the poor gets poorer and the peeps in between keep doing just well.... fukc this sh!t

[Johnez]

The assumption has been that China was lying. but would be telling if in a country of 1.38 billion, they didn't even top 100k.

Wuhan alone may have had nearly a million cases by estimates:
https://archive.is/1WTiA

[cromofo]

Iv'e not left my house for a week and still paranoid about catching this **** from deliveries.

Make sure you get enough sunlight exposure dude, that's not healthy. Here there's less and less people outside so it's a great time for a jog/walk. At least until they ban us from leaving houses.

[Johnez]

Of course, the natural idiot response to closing restaurants for sit-down dining starting tomorrow is that every single restaurant will be teeming with YOLO'ers today/tonight to get one last hurrah in . . . which is exactly what you don't want to be doing.

Kinda why I think the restrictions should begin with "Starting right now..." otherwise dumbasses en masse end up circumventing whatever good was to come from any of these restrictions.

[xxAchillesxx]

San Fran now on total lockdown

https://www.sfchronicle.com/local-po...y-15135014.php

Six Bay Area counties are expected to announce a “shelter in place” order for all residents on Monday, directing everyone to stay inside their homes and away from others as much as possible for the next three weeks as public health officials desperately try to curb the rapid spread of coronavirus across the region.

County authorities were expected to announce the move at 1 p.m. and gave a draft of the order to media outlets to prepare. The Chronicle is reporting the story after a television station published the news early.

The directive begins at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday and involves San Francisco, Santa Clara, San Mateo, Marin, Contra Costa and Alameda counties — a combined population of more than 6.7 million. It is to stay in place until at least April 7. Three other Bay Area counties — Sonoma, Solano and Napa — were not immediately included.

[TaeBoNinja]

Wuhan alone may have had nearly a million cases by estimates:
https://archive.is/1WTiA

If true, then the mortality rate really would be like the flu.

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

am i gonna make it

Just allergies AZ brah. All that rain is smashing my allergies.

[TaeBoNinja]

[bov188]

Anyone have the link to the live Coronavirus map that shows mortality rate by country (not the John’s Hopkins one)

It was something like coronavirusinfo.live or something along those lines

[TaeBoNinja]

Anyone have the link to the live Coronavirus map that shows mortality rate by country (not the John’s Hopkins one)

It was something like coronavirusinfo.live or something along those lines

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

[eod8989]

The symptoms should pass through mildly if young (especially if young and healthy) and it can deadly in unhealthy people above age 50 (especially in elderly)

There is enough data out there now on this. The US death rates are very similar to Italy too srs.

[TaeBoNinja]

The US death rates are very similar to Italy too srs.

No it isn't

[eod8989]

No it isn't

I meant the age range my bad. At least last time i checked.

[TaeBoNinja]

I meant the age range my bad. At least last time i checked.

67 U.S. Coronavirus Deaths
Washington State
42 of total deaths, or 63%, from Washington State

37 Washington State deaths are from King County (88% of Wash. State deaths)
29 deaths from Life Care Center, Kirkland (43% of total US deaths)
Newly reported on March 15, 2020

Woman, 60s, Life Care Center, died 3/14/2020
Woman, 70s, Life Care Center, died 3/12/2020
Newly reported on March 14, 2020

2 men, 80s, Life Care Center
Woman, 70s
Newly reported on March 13, 2020

2 women, 90s, Life Care Center, died 3/6/2020
Woman, 80s, Life Care Center, died 3/6/2020
Man, 70s, died 3/4/2020
Man, 80s, died 3/9/2020
Woman, 70s, with underlying health conditions, died 3/11/2020
First two deaths in US, reported earlier

Woman, 80s, Life Care Center, died 2/26/2020
Man, 50s, Life Care Center, died 2/26/2020
4 Washington State deaths are from Snohomish County

Woman, 70s, with underlying health conditions, died 3/11/2020
Woman, 80s, with underlying health conditions, died 3/10/2020
Man, 80s, with underlying health conditions, died 3/9/2020, Josephine Caring Community assisted living
Man, 40s, with underlying health conditions
1 Washington State death is from Grant County, a patient in their 80s

California
6 (9%) from California

Woman, 90s, in assisted living, with underlying health conditions, died 3/10/2020
Woman, 60s, who had been hospitalized in Santa Clara, died 3/9/2020
Man, 71, with underlying health conditions, Grand Princess cruise ship, died 3/4/2020
Woman, 80s, Santa Clara, died 3/13/2020
Woman visitor to L.A. County who had layover in S. Korea, died 3/11/2020
Death announced 3/13/2020, no details given
Florida
4 (6%) from Florida

2 people, 70s, had traveled overseas
Woman, 69, had been to Asia and then California
Man, 77
New York
6 (9%) from New York

Woman, 82
Man, 64 or 65
Woman, 79
Man, 78
Man, 56,
Woman, 53
New Jersey
2 (3%) from New Jersey

Man, 69, diabetic who suffered two cardiac arrests
Woman, 50s, no details given
South Dakota
1 (1%) from South Dakota: Man, 60-69, with underlying medical conditions

Georgia
1 (1%) from Georgia: Man, 67, with underlying medical conditions

Kansas
1 (1%) from Kansas: Man, 70s, with underlying health conditions, Life Care Center, Kansas City

Colorado
1 (1%) from Colorado: Woman, 80s with underlying health conditions

Virginia
1 (1%) from Virginia: Man, 70s

Louisiana
1 (1%) from Louisiana: Patient, 58, with underlying health conditions

Oregon
1: (1%) Man, 70, Portland Veterans’ Affairs Medical Center, with underlying medical conditions

[2RDEYE]

Pretty easy to keep people home by shutting every non-essential place down.

as someone who has been unemployed for long periods of time. any normal person would go insane staying inside for two weeks or more. even just a full week is killer

unless ur rich and got a nice big house and a lot of **** to keep you busy then yea but your average population is not well off

[1996wastheish]

Idris Elba says he has coronavirus - CNN

Idris Elba has tested positive, he showed no symptoms but got tested as he had been in contact with someone who had it

[bov188]

NJ confirmed cases almost double from yesterday. 98 total confirmed as of yesterday, 80 new cases today, bringing the total to 178

https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/...ive-tests.html

NJ Gov mobilizing National Guard

https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/...rphy-sayd.html

[Kirra]

So Italy just had like 400 deaths today alone. Does anyone know where I can find stats on the age of the people that have died in Italy?

[Kane_89]

This delay/shortage in testing by the CDC is going to be one of the worst government blunders in history.

The government cant give guidance on when its safe for people to move around and reopen businesses unless it has the stats from the testing to monitor the curve. We STILL arent testing enough, and this is just going to prolong it for months. Everything is in a limbo because of the delayed tests

[BOZZ]

Idris Elba says he has coronavirus - CNN

Idris Elba has tested positive, he showed no symptoms but got tested as he had been in contact with someone who had it

Why is someone with no symptoms getting tested. This is exactly what doesn't need to be happening. You already have enough idiots going to the hospital thinking they have this virus

[Farley1324]

Why is someone with no symptoms getting tested. This is exactly what doesn't need to be happening. You already have enough idiots going to the hospital thinking they have this virus

Rich or politically connected are always given special treatment. This is exactly what we see with guns all the time, they stand up and say they should be banned, no need, no carry, mag limits, etc...while their own personal armed guards carry those very guns to protect them.

Exactly the same thing

He is rich and famous, he gets his, fuk every one else

Also see: NBA players

[Johnez]

Anyone have the link to the live Coronavirus map that shows mortality rate by country (not the John’s Hopkins one)

It was something like coronavirusinfo.live or something along those lines

https://covid19info.live/

[Kirra]

Why is someone with no symptoms getting tested. This is exactly what doesn't need to be happening. You already have enough idiots going to the hospital thinking they have this virus

Because it's better to overtest than to undertest?

Why would you even test people with symptoms though? Surely it's better to quarantine them and monitor their health while you're testing people you're not certain have the virus but have been exposed?

[MEDITATE]

Why is someone with no symptoms getting tested. This is exactly what doesn't need to be happening. You already have enough idiots going to the hospital thinking they have this virus

perturbation,trepidation,panic ....you name it

[Farley1324]

Because it's better to overtest than to undertest?

Why would you even test people with symptoms though? Surely it's better to quarantine them and monitor their health while you're testing people you're not certain have the virus but have been exposed?

Overtesting isn't an option, there aren't enough tests. People with pretty significant symptoms are being turned down.

perturbation,trepidation,panic ....you name it

Hopefully the professionals who decide whether a person can be tested don't panic and just test everybody who shows up until they run out of tests iwth no more coming in for a week

[Johnez]

Why is someone with no symptoms getting tested. This is exactly what doesn't need to be happening. You already have enough idiots going to the hospital thinking they have this virus

Somewhat agree under the current circumstances. However best thing to do probably would be to track down all contacts of known infected and test them too, and if positive self quarantine and monitor. At least now he knows to keep his distance and stay home, even if not "sick." Never know if he runs into another healthy person who catches it and unknowingly passes it to Grandpa.

[Kirra]

Anyone have the link to the live Coronavirus map that shows mortality rate by country (not the John’s Hopkins one)

It was something like coronavirusinfo.live or something along those lines

This one is the best one that I've found: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

[BOZZ]

Because it's better to overtest than to undertest?

Why would you even test people with symptoms though? Surely it's better to quarantine them and monitor their health while you're testing people you're not certain have the virus but have been exposed?

We're still short on tests. If exposed self quarantine. You'll know soon enough whether or not you have it. With very few exceptions are people that important that we can't function without them. No need to further tax the system when the end result is going to be the same.

[Farley1324]

We're still short on tests. If exposed self quarantine. You'll know soon enough whether or not you have it. With very few exceptions are people that important that we can't function without them. No need to further tax the system when the end result is going to be the same.

If only we could know when we were exposed. With so few being tested, and the incubation period, plus how many can have mild symptoms, you know there are a lot of asymptomatic carriers out there with that number increasing exponentially and just getting warmed up

But at this point, it really makes no sense for an asymptomatic person be tested, with very few exceptions (POTUS being one, maybe state governors, federal cabinet/secretaries, key military and health personnel we have never heard of it...but not actors, not basketball players