SeattleStew
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ONLY 2500 TEST KITS PER VP PENCE
I wish you could speak to my acquaintances they are 100% convinced it's a huge hoax created by the media to prevent music festivals. I kid you not. That China was paid to hire actors to create a fake crisis to stop music festivals.
I need new acquaintances.
South Korea plans to use a GPS-based app to monitor people who are quarantined due to the coronavirus outbreak. If they leave their designated location, the system will set off an alarm. South Korea plans to use a GPS-based app to monitor people quarantined at home
“I haven’t touched my face in weeks,” Trump says of his efforts to avoid the coronavirus. “I miss it.”
Jennifer Jacobs on Twitter
I had booked tickets and I was looking forward to it but I understand how serious this crisis is. Hopefully things will have improved significantly by November.
I have been desperately trying to get antibacterial hand wipes around the supermarkets today where I live in Scotland and the shelves are empty.
I'm waiting to hear back from my son, a bank manager, on what precautions they are taking.FOX 5 DC on Twitter
Contaminated cash may spread coronavirus, World Health Organization warns
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Coronavirus
FOX 2 Detroit
(FOX 2) - The World Health Organization (WHO) has advised people to wash their hands and stop using cash if possible as the paper bills may help spread coronavirus.
WHO told the Telegraph on Tuesday that customers who use cash bills should consider using contactless payments instead as coronavirus (Covid-19) may cling to the surface of paper bills for multiple days.
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In the Telegraph article, the Bank of England acknowledged that cash can carry bacteria or viruses and urges people to wash their hands regularly.
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Last month, both China and Korea began disinfecting and isolating used banknotes as part of their efforts to stop the spread of the virus.
Officials used ultraviolet light or high temperatures to sterilize the bills, then sealed them for 14days, before releasing them back into circulation.
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It's not known exactly how long the coronavirus can survive outside the human body but it's believed they can survive on inanimate objects for up to nine days at room temperature.
Money, similar to things like doorknobs, handrails, phones, and credit cards, can carry the bacteria or viruses. So, in the end, just wash your hands.
A clerk disinfects banknotes in the headquarters of Suining Bank in Suining city in southwest China's Sichuan province Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2020. China's central bank has ordered banks to disinfect cash and destroy cash received from hospitals to curb
Cleaning tips to keep your workspace safe amid coronavirus worries
In order to protect yourself from a possible infection, the CDC recommends:
- Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.
- Stay home when you are sick.
- Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.
- Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
Why are people being told to stock up with clean water?
Is there something else that we are not being told here?
ONLY 2500 TEST KITS PER VP PENCE
Each test kit can do 500 to 1000 tests....ONLY 2500 TEST KITS PER VP PENCE
Coronavirus: there are 2 types, Chinese researchers find, while authorities say faeces and urine can transmit the infection
The coronavirus has evolved into two major types, with differing transmission rates and geographical distribution, according to a study published in the National Science Review on Tuesday.
A group of Chinese scientists analysed 103 coronavirus genomes and identified mutations in 149 sites across the strains.
They found that one type, which they called the L type, was more prevalent than the other, the S type, meaning it was more infectious. They also found that the L type had evolved from the S type, and that the L type was far more widespread before January 7 and in Wuhan, ground zero of the outbreak.
Coronavirus: there are 2 different types of the strain, Chinese study finds
How could this affect development of a vaccine? I imagine it makes development more difficult. Could scientists develop a vaccine the prevents both strains or would more than one vaccine be required? I’m hoping it would be like the flu vaccine and protects against three or four strains depending on the vaccine.
They could touch your plate, your menu, your chair, the pen to sign your credit card bill.
If someone has the virus, they shouldn't be in a restaurant kitchen or dining room, regardless of how hot the food is cooked.
That goes for ANY restaurant, of course, not just Chinese places. And I know that restaurant managers and owners take that seriously....but also understand that people's appetites for restaurants might be "off" for awhile.
Not easy times.
jmo
Each test kit can do 500 to 1000 tests....
So 1.25 to 2.5 million tests.....
Take care!One for everyone in Seattle!