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There's still not enough test kits. This administration is either in the midst of a complete failure to respond, or is staging a coverup of how widespread the virus is.
At least in my uncle's regional hospital, there is no cover up or chaos. Testing kit is not an issue for them, yet.
Can't speak for all hospitals, but I will try to report what I know.
There's still not enough test kits. This administration is either in the midst of a complete failure to respond, or is staging a coverup of how widespread the virus is.
The USA has tested 11,000 people so far. Pathetic.
Because we didn't use WHO's test. We had to go off and try to design a bigger and better test which flopped.
And we still won't take WHO's test knowing ours is flawed.
2000 – Y2K is going to destroy EVERYTHING
2001 – Anthrax is going to kill us all
2002 – West Nile Virus is going to kill us all
2003 – SARS is going to kill us all
2005 – Bird Flu is going to kill us all
2006 – E.coli is going to kill us all
2008 – Financial Collapse is going to kill us all
2009 – Swine Flu is going to kill us all
2012 – The Mayan calendar predicts the world is ending
2013 – North Korea is going to cause WWIII
2014 – Ebola Virus is going to kill us all
2015 – ISIS is going to kill us all
2016 – Zika Virus is going to kill us all
2020 – Corona Virus is going to kill us all The truth is FEAR is killing you…Turn off the TV, pray, trust God…and wash your handsJ
Another person who has no clue what's going on here. How can so many be so misinformed when there is so much information out there from which to educate themselves? This is what is called willful ignorance.
Try reading about what S Korea has done and you'll see your homeboy Trump is an absolute failure for containing the virus.
S korea made a lot of mistakes at the very beginning, and their people were not entirely happy with their government at all. They were mad because there were no traveling bans and they had massive community transmission.
over 60% of their cases linked to one church, their situation is entirely different.
I have a question.
By shutting everything down, how is that helping in the long run? Canceling all these events for 30 to 90 days then go back to normal again. Are "they" hoping that the virus will be stop spreading? I get that canceling large gatherings help stop spreading the virus. But that doesn't mean it will not pick up again once we are back to normal again. Right?
Go look up what it means to flatten the curve of the spread so that it doesn't overwhelm our hospitals and they are able to manage and care for the sick. Yes, there will still be a lot of cases, but they won't hit the medical community all at once and overwhelm them, like what happened in Italy. That's what cancelling these events is all about. The cities and states are taking charge because we have absolutely no leadership in Washington.
S korea made a lot of mistakes at the very beginning, and their people were not entirely happy with their government at all. They were mad because there were no traveling bans and they had massive community transmission.
Italy is the poster child for inaction with this virus.
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