Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public: Myth busters
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/myth-busters
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/myth-busters
Considering the “surprising” sharp spike in deaths from pneumonia in Russia…
+163 today, 658 now
http://www.interfax-russia.ru/main.asp?id=1115784
По данным эпидемиологического расследования установлено, что граждане посещали страны, неблагополучные по коронавирусной инфекции, в последние две недели
(translation: everyone was in bad countries in the last 2 weeks)
They test incoming people mostly. So technically there are near 0 confirmed cases INSIDE
But Russia is good indicator of situation outside. +163 is huge
They still able to keep it secret, therefore its not too bad yet.
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Oh no! The blow dryer solution does not work ?
Seriously, we live in the age of information. Why do people still believe such things?
f a n d e a t h
I’ve been spending pretty heavily on Amazon as some retail therapy
Well, heavily for a NEET
btw. I love that we exported the term NEET to Japan where it’s been so heavily absorbed, lol
Should I buy a copy of The Games of Shuei for £66? It seems like way too much. Also I like Shuei, but I don’t like John.
I’ve hesitated to post on this discussion so far but I can’t resist to tell you I think the Wii shop network has been defunct for some time now. I think they (Nintendo…) phased out all networks on the Wii
Sure, you can still buy discs and put them in though.
Well, I’ve just finished my last big order from Amazon.
So now, as I said before, I’m just going to sleep this one out.
'night o/
Are there any evidence for what you’re saying? Where does this come from? It’s not like I don’t believe you but at the moment a lot of media is excited about hyping up the panic.
This morning I went for groceries, my first outing in nine days, shortly before the state of emergency was declared. The mood on Rue Paul Street was appropriately sober, though not what you’d call gloom and doom. Still no sign of Rue Paul.
I think the shoppers generally did a good job of distancing. This became a bit difficult in the aisles, and the recommended distance wasn’t always strictly observed. But on those occasions there appeared to be a mutual turning aside of bodies as the ships passed, so it seems we were alright.
I was pleased to see that the store was no longer playing old pop tunes over the public address system. Keeping up morale is one thing, but at some point the irony can become overbearing. Had Petula Clark begun singing “Downtown” I might have struggled to keep my composure.
Afterward I was helping my eighty-five year old mother make sandwiches, and she wanted to use the bread I had just brought from the store. This necessitated the following:
Thank goodness these grocery runs aren’t an everyday thing. I’m going squirrely and this is only the beginning.
Stay clean everybody.
Meanwhile nothing changed for people with germophobia…