Coronavirus chino: +300 infectados y casi 10 muertos (694 respuestas)
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE COMMITTEE
>This coronavirus is a catastrophe on the scale of Chernobyl for China but actually it's probably worse than Chernobyl which was localized in its effect. The coronavirus could result in a global pandemic.
>While you were all sleeping overnight, the number of diagnosed cases in China increased by 30%. Now let me be clear: that's not new cases. That is just newly admitted cases. It is probably several orders of magnitude higher than that.
>Also while you were sleeping, China now has its entire border with Russia closed: 2600 miles. Russia has closed that border. El Al [Israel Airlines] has shut down travel between Israel and China. Air France has shut down travel between China and France. And that's in addition to all the other countries that had already shut down travel.
>From what we know so far, and there's still many unknowns, this virus could have both a long incubation period as much as 14 days and individuals could be contagious while asymptomatic which was not the case with SARS in 2003. Furthermore, from some cases it appears the virus could be aerosolized which means it doesn't require the kind of contact that you have with, say, a married couple kissing each other or family living in close quarters in a hotel or apartment, but rather the distance we are all sitting apart right now.
>Yet China is still lying about all of this. They've been lying about it from the very beginning and you don't need their history of lying about SARS in 2003 though it is relevant here. You just have to see what's happened over the last two months. We now know that the first case manifested no later than December 1 even though China didn't reveal it to the WHO until a month later on December 31 when they continued to hide it from their own citizens. And they continued to say that it would be contained inside Wuhan; today it is in every single province in China.
Department of Defense Internal Discussion on Severity of Coronavirus (6:23)
Quinn Shaw
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE COMMITTEE
>This coronavirus is a catastrophe on the scale of Chernobyl for China but actually it's probably worse than Chernobyl which was localized in its effect. The coronavirus could result in a global pandemic.
>While you were all sleeping overnight, the number of diagnosed cases in China increased by 30%. Now let me be clear: that's not new cases. That is just newly admitted cases. It is probably several orders of magnitude higher than that.
>Also while you were sleeping, China now has its entire border with Russia closed: 2600 miles. Russia has closed that border. El Al [Israel Airlines] has shut down travel between Israel and China. Air France has shut down travel between China and France. And that's in addition to all the other countries that had already shut down travel.
>From what we know so far, and there's still many unknowns, this virus could have both a long incubation period as much as 14 days and individuals could be contagious while asymptomatic which was not the case with SARS in 2003. Furthermore, from some cases it appears the virus could be aerosolized which means it doesn't require the kind of contact that you have with, say, a married couple kissing each other or family living in close quarters in a hotel or apartment, but rather the distance we are all sitting apart right now.
>Yet China is still lying about all of this. They've been lying about it from the very beginning and you don't need their history of lying about SARS in 2003 though it is relevant here. You just have to see what's happened over the last two months. We now know that the first case manifested no later than December 1 even though China didn't reveal it to the WHO until a month later on December 31 when they continued to hide it from their own citizens. And they continued to say that it would be contained inside Wuhan; today it is in every single province in China.
Department of Defense Internal Discussion on Severity of Coronavirus (6:23)
Quinn Shaw
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