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China’s health minister said the coronavirus is increasing in virulence and now could be contagious even before people exhibit symptoms, making apparently healthy people possible carriers.
Why do you need to buy water? Why Candles? I get the hand sanitizer and medicine, but why the other stuff?
worse case scenario...If there is a major sickness , people may not be able to go to work.or afraid to go to work..china is shut down and who knows power outages,, the unexpected, the worst scenario possible.. bad storm.. water, who knows, maybe if the sewer plant workers don't want to go to work..and refine the water..
If the behavior of this virus is similar (but less lethal) than the 1918 pandemic, it may come in waves.
“There were 3 different waves of illness during the pandemic, starting in March 1918 and subsiding by summer of 1919.”
“The pandemic peaked in the U.S. during the second wave, in the fall of 1918. This highly fatal second wave was responsible for most of the U.S. deaths attributed to the pandemic.”
“A third wave of illness occurred during the winter and spring of 1919, adding to the pandemic death toll. The third wave of the pandemic subsided during the summer of 1919.”
There are no signs this virus will ever mutate to be as virulent as that Pandemic though. Several years ago I read many contemporary accounts of what happened back then. A couple of stories stuck in my mind... A man seemed perfectly fine in the morning but was dead of the flu by the end of the day... A young girl left her home to use the outhouse and died before she could make her way back.
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