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

[middlegati]

How many people have died in the US outside of NY and Washington State? Where do you think resources should be allocated? You think the entire country should shut down off two states? Why isn't California death rates growing exponential? Florida? Tennessee? Pennsylvania? Colorado, Ohio, Wisconsion?

Someone please prove me wrong.

ask next monday at 1140pm.

[chalup]

Every statement you have made has been proven wrong or, in the case of a projection, you've backed out when asked to stand behind it.

Feel free to make new statements so we can prove them wrong? lol

ask next monday at 1140pm.

How many people have died in the US outside of NY and Washington State? Where do you think resources should be allocated? You think the entire country should shut down off two states? Why isn't California death rates growing exponential? Florida? Tennessee? Pennsylvania? Colorado, Ohio, Wisconsion, Connecticut, South Carolina, Maryland, Utah, Virginia, Mississippi, Nevada, Minnesota, Arizona, Arkansas?

[middlegati]

How many people have died in the US outside of NY and Washington State? Where do you think resources should be allocated? You think the entire country should shut down off two states? Why isn't California death rates growing exponential? Florida? Tennessee? Pennsylvania? Colorado, Ohio, Wisconsion?

im not going to answer that, it takes 1 to 2 weeks for people to die from this virus.

[Farley1324]

How many people have died in the US outside of NY and Washington State? Where do you think resources should be allocated? You think the entire country should shut down off two states? Why isn't California death rates growing exponential? Florida? Tennessee? Pennsylvania? Colorado, Ohio, Wisconsion?

What did you eat for breakfast tomorrow?

[Johnez]

How many people have died in the US outside of NY and Washington State? Where do you think resources should be allocated? You think the entire country should shut down off two states? Why isn't California death rates growing exponential? Florida? Tennessee? Pennsylvania? Colorado, Ohio, Wisconsion?

Someone please prove me wrong.

501 deaths outside those 2 states.

By the way, remember when you said we're only at 500 deaths nation wide? 610 now.

Michigan, Connecticut, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio all experiencing 33% increase or more in deaths (some 50%). Granted most their numbers are low, but rates are accelerating in many states right now. California actually looks like they are controlling the situation well.

[JoocyMane13]

@VictoriaPolice announces Operation Sentinal - 500 cops statewide to enforce containment restrictions - they’ll use FaceTime to make people prove they’re at home. Mobile patrols will also check people are complying @9NewsMelb


oh my...

[chalup]

501 deaths outside those 2 states.

By the way, remember when you said we're only at 500 deaths nation wide? 610 now.

Michigan, Connecticut, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio all experiencing 33% increase or more in deaths (some 50%). Granted most their numbers are low, but rates are accelerating in many states right now. California actually looks like they are controlling the situation well.

Wrong. 582 total. 293 from those two states. Do the math. Look at why the two posters wont answer the question. Use some ****ing common sense.

[Farley1324]

Look at why the two posters wont answer the question.

Because nobody cares about your irrelevant ranting any more it's completely pissing all over the thread and accomplishes absolutely nothing and is not relevant

[XterraRob]

@VictoriaPolice announces Operation Sentinal - 500 cops statewide to enforce containment restrictions - they’ll use FaceTime to make people prove they’re at home. Mobile patrols will also check people are complying @9NewsMelb


oh my...

Has to be satire lol.

[LukeLissen]

Spain's turn to chit the bed here, 539 deaths in the last 24 hours. Fukkin hell...

Yep. Almost as many as Italy

We're catching up fast too. 140 US deaths for Monday, 74 of which were not in Cali, NY, or Wash. The other states are starting to have more and more now. Our peak will probably be in about two to three weeks(rampant speculation).



...

Chalup, you'll be back to work before you know it - May 1st at the very latest. You've got money coming from the feds too so that'll help some as well.





meanwhile in Italy it looks like they may be over the hump ...










source - https://www.worldometers.info/corona...country/italy/

Hopefully that's their hump, and hopefully our hump comes that quickly here as well. Hopefully.

[RubberBandMang]

Why is Chalup brah so mad? Corona bankrupting you or what? this thread is annoying now.

[JoocyMane13]

Has to be satire lol.

hahaha it actually isnt. im a samsung brah.. should they whatsapp me? what a joke

[2RDEYE]

i hate the facetime stuff. everything's changed to facetime. doctors, counselors, i think maybe even job interviews... i'm supposed to check in every 2 weeks to see a psychiatrist and counselor cause of my brain injury and they switched to facetime and i said no thanks lol i'm not doin that facetime crap

[Johnez]

Wrong. 582 total. 293 from those two states. Do the math. Look at why the two posters wont answer the question. Use some ****ing common sense.

My bad, you're right on NY and WA, I used the 24 hr deaths. The total tho is 610 per covid19info.live.

[2RDEYE]

Members of the CV family are susceptible to higher temps. Influenza is too for the same reason. Outside membrane lipids dissociate at higher temps. There are a multitude of studies on this with MERS, influenza and SARS. It reduces environmental longevity. You’ll have a hard time coming up with directly transmitted respiratory viruses that do NOT have peaks in frequency during colder temps. Humidity helps too, but for a different reason. That’s not to mention all the other reasons heat will help. Studies have shown host mucus membranes to be more susceptible to viral invasion during cold and dry environments. Immune system is also more stressed during cold weather, often from co-infections/morbidities.

really hoping this is the case with covid-19. if it's not then... i can see us ****ed for at least a year.

betting that when this is over the canadian dollar will be ****ing horrible lol. CAD will probably be half of USD.

we were already **** to begin with lol.

[metroins]

It is interesting how many people are underestimating the mortality of SARS-CoV-2 and the lasting effects without mitigation.

A large portion of the human race, and posters in this thread, never learned to connect the dots.

[taf1968]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/nyc-metro...1000-birx-says

The White House's coronavirus response coordinator sounded the alarm for New Yorkers, urging them to continue to self-isolate because of the alarmingly aggressive "attack rate" of the coronavirus in the densely populated city.

Dr. Deborah Birx told reporters at the task force briefing Monday the New York City metro area has an attack rate -- which refers to the percentage of a population that has a disease in epidemiology -- of 1 in 1000.

Birx added that the attack rate in New York City is five times that of other areas in the United States and that 28 percent of lab specimens tested for COVID-19 from the city have come back positive. In comparison, positive test results have been less than 8 percent in other parts of the country, she said.

The high attack rate in New York City bears a sharp resemblance to that of Italy, which began to contain the virus towards the beginning of March despite coronavirus already circulating amongst the population for several weeks beforehand. Over 6,000 people have died in Italy from COVID-19 with nearly 64,000 cases in the country.

[5x10]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/nyc-metro...1000-birx-says

The White House's coronavirus response coordinator sounded the alarm for New Yorkers, urging them to continue to self-isolate because of the alarmingly aggressive "attack rate" of the coronavirus in the densely populated city.

Dr. Deborah Birx told reporters at the task force briefing Monday the New York City metro area has an attack rate -- which refers to the percentage of a population that has a disease in epidemiology -- of 1 in 1000.

Birx added that the attack rate in New York City is five times that of other areas in the United States and that 28 percent of lab specimens tested for COVID-19 from the city have come back positive. In comparison, positive test results have been less than 8 percent in other parts of the country, she said.

The high attack rate in New York City bears a sharp resemblance to that of Italy, which began to contain the virus towards the beginning of March despite coronavirus already circulating amongst the population for several weeks beforehand. Over 6,000 people have died in Italy from COVID-19 with nearly 64,000 cases in the country.

population density ftl
Ny is gonna be brutal

[TaeBoNinja]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/nyc-metro...1000-birx-says

The White House's coronavirus response coordinator sounded the alarm for New Yorkers, urging them to continue to self-isolate because of the alarmingly aggressive "attack rate" of the coronavirus in the densely populated city.

Dr. Deborah Birx told reporters at the task force briefing Monday the New York City metro area has an attack rate -- which refers to the percentage of a population that has a disease in epidemiology -- of 1 in 1000.

Birx added that the attack rate in New York City is five times that of other areas in the United States and that 28 percent of lab specimens tested for COVID-19 from the city have come back positive. In comparison, positive test results have been less than 8 percent in other parts of the country, she said.

The high attack rate in New York City bears a sharp resemblance to that of Italy, which began to contain the virus towards the beginning of March despite coronavirus already circulating amongst the population for several weeks beforehand. Over 6,000 people have died in Italy from COVID-19 with nearly 64,000 cases in the country.

Yep, it crazy. LA had a case long before Ny, but is in the 500s, while NY is over 12k.

[taf1968]

population density ftl
Ny is gonna be brutal

Yeah, I think in a week or two it could get pretty sporty there.

Have a good friend from work who lives pretty close to MSG. She's pretty concerned. Says the car & foot traffic is eerily diminished, but all she hears is sirens all day long (like, way more than normal).

[fishnbrah]

isnt NY full of italians?

[ss367]

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/he...6ba1b3707deb23

“JuSt ThE eLdErLY”

[XFactor416]

Yep, it crazy. LA had a case long before Ny, but is in the 500s, while NY is over 12k.

It is very optimistic to think California only has 2.2K cases.

I'd love to see the amount of tests administered in CA, especially in SF & LA. SF in particular should be suffering the same fate as NY. My hunch is that NY is probably the only US state testing like crazy right now.

[KT667]

It is very optimistic to think California only has 2.2K cases.

I'd love to see the amount of tests administered in CA, especially in SF & LA. SF in particular should be suffering the same fate as NY. My hunch is that NY is probably the only US state testing like crazy right now.

yea CA literally doesn’t test.

[MEDITATE]

isnt NY full of italians?

Its full of everything..its a melting pot

[roko79]

I work in downtown Manhattan, been WFH since last week, it’s gonna be ****ing brutal in the city. EVERYONE has been out as normal up until basically a week ago. I haven’t been out of my apartment in 8 days.

So far nobody that I know has gotten sick, hope it stays that way.

[naaboo]

I work in downtown Manhattan, been WFH since last week, it’s gonna be ****ing brutal in the city. EVERYONE has been out as normal up until basically a week ago. I haven’t been out of my apartment in 8 days.

it's the hunger games out here brah stay in nj

[roko79]

it's the hunger games out here brah stay in nj

Stay safe brah. Can’t imagine we’ll be returning to the office before May, at the earliest.

[MEDITATE]

Stay safe brah. Can’t imagine we’ll be returning to the office before May, at the earliest.

may?? i doubt anyone will be returning to their office before september unless a vaccine gets discovered out of the blue... which is very unlikely

[TryingBB]

may?? i doubt anyone will be returning to their office before september unless a vaccine gets discovered out of the blue... which is very unlikely

How is China managing? From 23rd jan to about last week - let’s say 15th march. That’s about 7 weeks or so?