TOPIC: nababahala ka ba sa 480 ofw from japan at sa epekto ng covid19 sa economy?

kakaiba ang covid19 sa japan dahil hindi ito konektado sa wuhan china sp maaring airborne ang virus

parating na ang 480 ofw from japan diamond princess cruise ship na na quarantine for 14 days at after ng 14 days may 20 pa na naging positive after ng incubation period so posible na sa 480 na uuwi sa pinas ay may magiging positive pa rin dahil mejo late o delay lang ang symptoms o pwede 24 days ang totoong incubation period at hindi 14 days lang at kung mangyaring kalahati o lahat sa kanila ay maging positive ang malaking tanong kakayanin ba ng DOH ang 200+ o 400+ na covid19 positive para masecure nila na walang makakalabas na infection?

nakakabahala rin ang epekto ng covid19 sa ekonomiya ng mundo at pinas dahil halos lahat ay sa china nakaasa lalo na sa medical equipment like face mask at infra red thermometer na out of supply na dahil lahat ginamit na sa china kahit ang ibang bansa ay sa china bumibili hindi pa kasama ang ibang produkto nila na halos lahat ay huminto ang production at export

halos lahat ng bagay made in china at mararamdaman pa lang naten ang epekto sa mga susunod na buwan o taon kung tapos na ang 70k+ positive 700M+ pax quarantine sa china

kahit ang pera ng china ay naka quarantine at maaring ipairal na nila ang cashless economy

ano kaya ang epekto nito sa lanshop computer business naten?

ano masasabi nyo at saan kayo mas nababahala?

confirmed delikado na rin bumili online lalo na kung ang parcel ay galing sa china dahil kung infected ang humawak sa product ay pwede manatali ang corona virus nang 9 days kung hindi madisinfect kahit naka sealed pa ito

south korea dumadami ang kaso ng infected ng virus nasa 1k+ na dahil sa church service kaya delikado rin umattend sa mga anuman mass gathering isa lang ang infected pwede madamay lahat lalo na kung indoor

sa america 14 positive sa virus na nagmula sa diamond princess na kaka repatriate lang sa US kaya pwede rin mangyari ito sa pinas at ang kaibahan naten ay hindi handa ang doh sa outbreak

49 PUI na mula sa clark ang pinalabas na after ng 14 days nakakabahala jan ay paano kung paglabas nila dun pa lang lumabas ang symptoms at maging positive dahil hindi lang 14 days ang incubation period ng virus kundi pwede 24 o higit pa

confirmed ang covid 19 virus infection ay hindi nagmula sa wuhan hubei china lang kahit sila ang main target kundi may posibleng CIA agents din na nagkakalat ng virus sa maraming bansa katulad ng singapore malaysia japan italy south korea at iran dahil hindi konektado ang infection sa wuhan outbreak

ang nakakabahala ay kung sa pinas ito ikalat ng mga CIA agent pero im sure pro trump ang cia agent at malamang pro duterte rin sila kaya sana nga safe tayo from outbreak

note: new cases outside china have no connections to wuhan china

WHO: close to next world pandemic

WHO: close to control but it could get messy

WHO: many countries are not prepared





NOTE: next week baka nasa top 10 na tayo sa list

bawas bawasan mo lang pag inom ng kape... ^_^

beijing ang susunod na wuhan dahil bumalik na sa work this week sila pero maraming na infect this week at lock down na naman sila kaya malaki ang epekto nito sa global market at mukang matatagalan pag control sa covid19

mga preppers nasa alert level 1 na ang mundo para sa isang pandemic

take note kapag nagkaroon ng panic 2 to 3 days lang ubos agad ang laman ng isang malaking supermarket at kapag may outbreak months bago ito magkaroon ng supply ulet depende sa situation kaya kapag dumami ang positive sa pinas kahit 10+ lang kasunod nun ay panic mode na

atan3000 wrote: bawas bawasan mo lang pag inom ng kape... ^_^

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WHO - Press Conference: Update on the situation regarding Coronavirus Disease (COVID - 19) (Geneva, 24 February 2020)


We're in a phase of preparedness for a potential pandemic,” officials from the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday at a press briefing in Geneva, in their update on the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19 coronavirus.

“Now is the time to prepare,” said Dr Micheal Ryan, Executive Director of the WHO’s Health Emergencies Programme. “It is time to do everything you would do in preparing for a pandemic.”

Dr Ryan explained that the WHO can sometime announce an influenza pandemic earlier since “we know we've had previous pandemics and we know with influenza that when there is highly efficient community transmission, as we see with seasonal flu, that the disease does spread around the world.”

According to the WHO, as of 24 February, 79 331 cases of COVID-19 were confirmed globally, with China accounting for the vast majority of cases (77 262). WHO’s officials have visited China recently and praised the country’s government for good management of the crisis.

“It is clear that China and a number of other countries with smaller events have managed to suppress and contain the virus,” he said. “So, we have to now see, can we learn the lessons? And I think that's going to be one of the important things coming from the mission to China, is collating and bringing together all of that experience that China's had over the last eight weeks, to see what we can learn about, what the right things to do, what works, what doesn't work, what's effective, what's not effective,” Dr Rayan added.

For his part, WHO’s Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said “every country must make its own risk assessment for its own context. WHO is also continuing to do its own risk assessment and is monitoring the evolution of the epidemic around the clock.”

WHO also warned against an increasing number of reports of public stigmatization against people from areas affected by the epidemic and called for cooperation between countries in containing the outbreak.

“This is about good risk management. It's about good communication between States,” said WHO’s Dr Rayan. “It's about management and early detection of cases and their appropriate isolation and treatment. It's not about shutting borders, it's about, coherent, coordinated public health action by a number of Member States who share borders in order to effectively manage the public health consequences of, any importation of COVID-19.”

As of Monday (24 Feb), 77 331 case of COVID-19 was confirmed globally – 77 262 in China alone and 2069 in 29 other countries. 2618 people have died from the disease.

isa o dalawang oras na lang nasa pinas na sila

news.abs-cbn.com/news/02/25/20/some-400-...p-to-return-home-doh

initially 500 ofw ang uuwi ng pinas after 14 days quarantine sa diamond princess cruise ship pero dahil mabagal sa logistics ang doh kaya 456 na lang ang uuwi dahil yung 44 ofw ay naging positive na sa covid19 bago pa ma-repatriate pabalik ng pinas kaya kung naiuwi naten sila agad may 47 cases na tayo sana sa clark at nasa top 8 na tayo sa world list pero hindi pa nagtatapos jan ang kinababahala ng doh dahil pwedeng may maging positive pa sa pag uwi nila kaya ang malaking tanong kaya ba ng doh kung umabot sa daan katao ang infected ng covid19? kaya ba nila na masecure ang lahat? preparado na ba ang pinas sa isang malakihang quarantine o kung magka outbreak man dahil may nakalusot ng virus sa quarantine site nila? abangan ang susunod na kabanata