I doubt the 3rd world countries even have the test kits
Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic
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I doubt the 3rd world countries even have the test kits
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
I don't know if this was posted before but it's still good to post:
Wash your hands for 20 seconds!
You know what's around 20 seconds? The Michigan fight song.
You know what's around 20 seconds? The Michigan fight song.
Feel free to sing or hum it buckeye brehs @smitty22 @Trav @MustafaSTL @Buckeye Fever @Illeye buckmatic @OSUBaneBrowns
You know what's around 20 seconds? The Michigan fight song.
Feel free to sing or hum it buckeye brehs @smitty22 @Trav @MustafaSTL @Buckeye Fever @Illeye buckmatic @OSUBaneBrowns
Ill wash for 30 seconds then . Ohio going on lockdown tomorrow night
MustafaSTL
Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor
You know what's around 20 seconds? The Michigan fight song.
Feel free to sing or hum it buckeye brehs @smitty22 @Trav @MustafaSTL @Buckeye Fever @Illeye buckmatic @OSUBaneBrowns
Negged
The third world countries have kind of an advantage in one respect. They can more easily track people who are coming from high risk countries.
Somalia for instance got one case and also stopped flights from Turkey. You don’t have many foreigners going there unless they’re coming from the diaspora in Europe, Middke East, North America and a lot of that has been pulled.
intra vires
Glory to Michigan
Here I am looking out for your well being and this is how you treat me?Negged back and stay safe!
the cac mamba
Veteran
went out to run some errands, i called about 20 republican senators and told them i hoped rand paul coughed in their fukkin face last week
Obviously, I can't speak for the whole state, but in San Diego, people are mostly obliging by the ordinances. I have been out, and the only light crowds I saw were in a SD famous park, Balboa Park, and likely tourists. Everyone else was out, and most were either in pairs, couples, parent/child or alone. Major areas of transit are done. Some of the outrage on social media is I think inflammatory.
They do. Who did a great job distributing the test kits.
Africa will be fine. A young population, a low number of people coming in from foreign countries, heat and humidity, the experience of dealing with extreme stress from war, ebola, dictators. People are prepared to stay put for months if need be...often times without electricity and water. We've got generators, pump our own water, our own security and zero reliance on the central government anyway. We've done it plenty times in the past. We were prepping before prepping was cool.
Thats good to hear
That’s what I was saying earlier about Bangladesh.
165 million people jammed into a space the size of the state of Georgia with little healthcare capacity. One lady was saying she would like to wash her hands but soap was too expensive for most in her area.
went out to run some errands, i called about 20 republican senators and told them i hoped rand paul coughed in their fukkin face last week
While amusing..i have never believed u actually make these calls
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
Coronavirus: Woman accused of hiding COVID-19 symptoms while flying to China is former Biogen employee
Posted Mar 19, 2020
The Biogen Inc., headquarters, Wednesday, March 11, 2020, in Cambridge, Mass. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)AP
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By Douglas Hook | dhook@masslive.com
The 37-year-old woman who authorities say caught a flight to China from the United States while hiding her coronavirus symptoms was a Biogen employee who was fired after the company learned of her alleged actions, according to the Boston Globe and information obtained by MassLive.
Jie Li, a citizen of China, was working and living in Massachusetts for Biogen, the company tied to more than 100 COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts. The company had a conference in South Boston in February.
Li did not inform anyone at Biogen that she was leaving and left during a period when employees were working from home to combat the spread.
“We can confirm that Ms. Li was a U.S Biogen employee who made the personal decision to travel to China without informing the company and ignoring the guidance of health experts,” said Biogen spokesperson David Caouette to MassLive on Thursday. “We are deeply dismayed by the situation as reported by the media in China.”
Since her return to China, she has been reported on extensively by Chinese media.
The Globe reported that Li was a Belmont resident originally from Chongqing. She is now under investigation after authorities accused her of concealing her symptoms and putting fellow travelers at risk of infection on an Air China flight on March 12, according to Beijing News.
Chongqing is a Chinese megacity of some 30 million people, 8 million in the city proper and is the province next to Hubei where the virus is said to have originated.
Sept. 9, 2017. On the bank of Ciaotianmen, where the Jialing and Yangtze rivers meet, is an array of cruise liners ready to take tourists up river to various sightseeing spots. (Douglas Hook / MassLive)
Via: Woman accused of hiding COVID-19 symptoms while flying to China is former Biogen employee
Posted Mar 19, 2020
The Biogen Inc., headquarters, Wednesday, March 11, 2020, in Cambridge, Mass. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)AP
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By Douglas Hook | dhook@masslive.com
The 37-year-old woman who authorities say caught a flight to China from the United States while hiding her coronavirus symptoms was a Biogen employee who was fired after the company learned of her alleged actions, according to the Boston Globe and information obtained by MassLive.
Jie Li, a citizen of China, was working and living in Massachusetts for Biogen, the company tied to more than 100 COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts. The company had a conference in South Boston in February.
Li did not inform anyone at Biogen that she was leaving and left during a period when employees were working from home to combat the spread.
“We can confirm that Ms. Li was a U.S Biogen employee who made the personal decision to travel to China without informing the company and ignoring the guidance of health experts,” said Biogen spokesperson David Caouette to MassLive on Thursday. “We are deeply dismayed by the situation as reported by the media in China.”
Since her return to China, she has been reported on extensively by Chinese media.
The Globe reported that Li was a Belmont resident originally from Chongqing. She is now under investigation after authorities accused her of concealing her symptoms and putting fellow travelers at risk of infection on an Air China flight on March 12, according to Beijing News.
Chongqing is a Chinese megacity of some 30 million people, 8 million in the city proper and is the province next to Hubei where the virus is said to have originated.
Sept. 9, 2017. On the bank of Ciaotianmen, where the Jialing and Yangtze rivers meet, is an array of cruise liners ready to take tourists up river to various sightseeing spots. (Douglas Hook / MassLive)
Via: Woman accused of hiding COVID-19 symptoms while flying to China is former Biogen employee