COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

[Stir Fry]

Strange that these big outbreaks are only happening in meat plants and not cereal factories like @General Mills™ or Kellog's. On the surface this appears to be an issue with how livestock are housed, regardless of whether it's a wet market or not. Introducing foreign influences into these spaces definitely falls on china's shoulders in this case though.

Meat apparently has a historic role in evolving antibiotic resistant bacterias. Reading up on this, the antibiotics that are used in animal feeds also contribute to these resistant mutations, which is a scary thought with what's going on at these processing facilities. It seems like nature may be outpacing our ability to stay ahead of its weapons

 

[Stir Fry]

White House's Social Distancing Guidelines Will Be 'Fading Out,' Trump Says



Bush was haunted by his own ‘Mission Accomplished’ - The Boston Globe

 

[Chronic]

SEOUL, April 29 (Yonhap) -- Five Chinese cities and provinces will start allowing expedited entry for South Korean businesspeople from next month, in exception to entry restrictions enacted due to the coronavirus outbreak, Seoul's foreign ministry said Wednesday.

South Korea and China have been seeking to establish a "fast-track" entry system to enable swift visits by business travelers so as to help them minimize the fallout from entry curbs imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The decision was finalized during a working-level meeting between the two sides held earlier in the day, led by Kang Sang-wook, director-general for Northeast Asian affairs at the foreign ministry and his Chinese counterpart, Wu Jianghao.

Under the agreement, the faster entry system is applied to 10 Chinese cities and provinces in principle, but half of those places, including Shanghai, Liaoning, Shandong, Jiangsu and Anhui, will be able to bring the system into force for now since regular flights only operate there, the ministry said.

The simplified entry system will enable South Korean businesspeople to apply for a visa upon presenting an invitation from a company based in China.

Before departure, they need to self-check their health for two weeks and have state-certified documents ready proving they have been cleared for the virus. Once they arrive in China, they will be required to self-isolate for one or two days at a facility designated by the provincial government and will be tested for the virus again.

Beijing currently bans the entry of foreigners, except for cases involving diplomats or others with essential reasons. The limited entries require at least 14 days of isolation at designated facilities.

In Wednesday's talks, the two sides agreed to continue discussions on ways to revitalize bilateral exchanges once the virus outbreak stabilizes, including restoring flight operations to facilitate travel.

They also shared assessments on the virus outbreak situations in their countries and agreed to continue cooperation in quarantine and health sectors to cope with the disease, according to the ministry.

 

[old pig]

Has this been posted. You gotta be emotionless if you can't feel her pain. NY Mayor sucks.

goddamn.

 

[Dr. Acula]

Woman loses husband after he gets a haircut and gets infected

 

[HARLEM AL]

Has this been posted. You gotta be emotionless if you can't feel her pain. NY Mayor sucks.

Yo, this the lady that has the seafood cart on 125th? Holy shyt, it is true. Somebody told me last week about this I didn’t think it was true.DAMN!!!

 

[ALonelyDad]

is this true lol?

 

[ORDER_66]

is this true lol?

Parents permission?!?! You know what I had to go through to get my license in NYC here.... why they always getting the easier fukking option!!!???

 

[concise]

Massive side effects coming.

 

[The_Sheff]

Strange that these big outbreaks are only happening in meat plants and not cereal factories like @General Mills™ or Kellog's. On the surface this appears to be an issue with how livestock are housed, regardless of whether it's a wet market or not. Introducing foreign influences into these spaces definitely falls on china's shoulders in this case though.

Meat apparently has a historic role in evolving antibiotic resistant bacterias. Reading up on this, the antibiotics that are used in animal feeds also contribute to these resistant mutations, which is a scary thought with what's going on at these processing facilities. It seems like nature may be outpacing our ability to stay ahead of its weapons

Meat processing plants have people shoulder to shoulder chopping meat. Cereal production is done primarily by large machines.

 

[ALonelyDad]

if you live in LA

 

[Da_Eggman]

WATTBA if your single with no kids.

Most of the people I know who frequently post things on their social media with their kids, husband/wife, going on vacation, etc etc, magically disappeared. A couple of my boys on our group chat are goin crazy with this lockdown. Some are even thinkin divorce or flat out bouncin when this quarantine ends

Gmb takes no Ls even to corona

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

Massive side effects coming.

I Am Legend status coming up

 

[J Money]

I went to work tonight, my first night back in like 5 weeks. I find out a brotha who was a driver died and several other drivers have been hospitalized

Told my manager ima take unauthorized absence, fukk it. That was what my conscious was telling me to do, dont feel comfortable and too anxious working there. Theres no social distancing and you pretty much passing people all night. I'll be good for now until this settles

 

[ThaRealness]

Massive side effects coming.

Thats definitely a risk. There are also parts of the process we can speed up that have nothing to do with side effects. FDA approval, mass production of multiple vaccines etc. There's stuff that can be played around with.

But Trump makes it scary, I agree.