NWS Nieuws & Achtergronden
Discussieer hier diepgaander over de actualiteiten.
Als het daar losgaat is er echt geen stoppen meer aan, lijkt me.quote:Op maandag 3 februari 2020 23:39 schreef Markesh het volgende:
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Maar wat denk je als het zich snel gaat uitbreiden in India en ander soortgelijke landen?
Vóór het internet dacht men dat de oorzaak van domheid een gebrek aan toegang tot informatie was. Inmiddels weten we beter.
Stijging aantal bevestigde gevallen en aantal doden:
29/1: +32.0% +24.5%
30/1: +28.9% +28.8%
31/1: +25.7% +25.3%
1/2: +21.6% +21.6%
2/2: +21.8% +17.8%
3/2: +19.5% +18.7%
29/1: +32.0% +24.5%
30/1: +28.9% +28.8%
31/1: +25.7% +25.3%
1/2: +21.6% +21.6%
2/2: +21.8% +17.8%
3/2: +19.5% +18.7%
Ich glaube, dass es manchmal nicht genügend Steine gibt und
Ich bin mir sicher, dass auch schöne Augen weinen
Ich bin mir sicher, dass auch schöne Augen weinen
Whistleblower is arrested in China after secretly filming ‘piles of body bags at a hospital in coronavirus ground zero Wuhan’
https://www.dailymail.co.(...)avirus-hospital.html
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)hina_after_secretly/
Filmpje:
https://twitter.com/jenniferatntd/status/1223639844829769734?s=20
https://www.dailymail.co.(...)avirus-hospital.html
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)hina_after_secretly/
Filmpje:
https://twitter.com/jenniferatntd/status/1223639844829769734?s=20
Niet bestquote:
https://twitter.com/BNODesk/status/1224458831851335687
Vóór het internet dacht men dat de oorzaak van domheid een gebrek aan toegang tot informatie was. Inmiddels weten we beter.
Is dat filmpje echt?quote:
Whistleblower is arrested in China after secretly filming ‘piles of body bags at a hospital in coronavirus ground zero Wuhan’
https://www.dailymail.co.(...)avirus-hospital.html
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)hina_after_secretly/
Filmpje:
https://twitter.com/jenniferatntd/status/1223639844829769734?s=20
Het is pas echt crisis als het bier op is.
"Worldwide 17459 cases, 1 death"...quote:
Ich glaube, dass es manchmal nicht genügend Steine gibt und
Ich bin mir sicher, dass auch schöne Augen weinen
Ich bin mir sicher, dass auch schöne Augen weinen
Ja maar geen lichamen in die zakken, Dan zijn het wel midget chinezen.. Het filmpje klopt maar is uit zijn verband gerukt, Maar ik ga twitter niet meer op , Die comments zitten echt vol met trolls en paniek mensen. Iedereen gelooft een account met 6 volgers ook meteen na een filmpje.quote:
Mevrouw vleermuissoep bleek ook van een filmpje uit 2017 in de Filipijnen. Ze is wel door het stof moeten kruipen omdat het niet meer door de beugel kan.
De filmpjes zijn gemengd met die van overijverige ambtenaren die mensen opsluiten zonder mondkapjes of juist buiten winkels jagen en dan volop bespuiten met desinfecterend middel. Het is niet altijd af te leiden of het van deze periode is of van andere gelegenheden om iets heel anders.
De filmpjes zijn gemengd met die van overijverige ambtenaren die mensen opsluiten zonder mondkapjes of juist buiten winkels jagen en dan volop bespuiten met desinfecterend middel. Het is niet altijd af te leiden of het van deze periode is of van andere gelegenheden om iets heel anders.
Nieuwe cijfers bekend:
Aantal geïnfecteerden wereldwijd: 19.843
Aantal doden: 426 (waarvan 1 buiten China)
Aantal geïnfecteerden wereldwijd: 19.843
Aantal doden: 426 (waarvan 1 buiten China)
Cindy De Vuyst
Ja. Het is echt een drama in Hubei vanwege dat het Hubei is. In de rest van de landen lijkt het nog mee te vallen..quote:
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"Worldwide 17459 cases, 1 death"...
Gino ♥
Hoeveel mensen worden geweigerd bij het ziekenhuis omdat er geen plaats meer is, overlijden thuis en worden dan niet meegeteld in de cijfers?
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CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK IN CHINA 'MUCH WORSE' THAN OFFICIALLY REPORTED, CLAIM WUHAN RESIDENTS
https://www.newsweek.com/(...)idemic-wuhan-1485354
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)ina_much_worse_than/
The coronavirus has already claimed more lives in mainland China than the SARS epidemic, amid reports the country's authorities are not being transparent about the scale of the epidemic and that people are finding it hard to get treatment.
The official death toll in mainland China, according to state-run news agency Xinhua, is 361, with more than 17,000 confirmed cases of the disease. The coronavirus is continuing to spread beyond China and is now present in more than 25 countries.
This figure has overtaken the death toll from SARS, which in 2003 killed 349 people in China and infected 5,327 people.
However, a study published in the medical journal The Lancet estimated that the number of coronavirus infections could be more than four times higher than the number given by Chinese authorities. It said its "baseline scenario" put the figure in the city of Wuhan at 75,815 as of January 25.
The Lancet report also projected the "epidemics are already growing exponentially in multiple major cities of China with a lag time behind the Wuhan outbreak of about 1–2 weeks."
There is an apparent discrepancy between the Chinese government's insistence that it can cope with the crisis and other forecasts about its deadliness. This is borne out by anecdotal evidence from residents in Wuhan at the center of the outbreak, who say there is difficulty in getting diagnosis and treatment.
Long Jian, 32, told The New York Times his father had to wait a week and visit half a dozen hospitals before he could even get a coronavirus test.
"The situation that we've seen is much worse than what has been officially reported," he told the paper.
"Those who can get diagnosed and treated are the lucky ones. In our neighborhood, many who weren't able to get diagnosed ended up dying at home."
According to official guidelines, patients in Wuhan are encouraged to go to their local hospitals first for initial assessments and sometimes prescriptions.
Patients then have to give the results to one of around 1,000 neighborhood committees, which coordinate treatment with the hospitals.
The trouble is a ban on transportation makes it difficult to get to the hospitals. When citizens arrive, the hospitals are overrun with patients. Compounding the problem is a shortage of medical kits and supplies, according to The Times.
Amy Hu told the paper her 64-year-old mother could not be admitted to hospital without a test, despite a doctor telling her she had contracted the coronavirus. "I'm very dissatisfied with the government. It's like only when the patients are close to death can they be admitted to a hospital," she said.
Gan Hanjiang, who displayed coronavirus symptoms, said: "Getting treatment is so difficult. We can't get admitted to the hospitals. And there's not enough medicine."
State-run news outlets in China have insisted that the country will be able to cope with the outbreak. New hospitals are being built, with a 1,000-bed facility called Huoshenshan being erected in 10 days. It started to treat patients on Monday, according to Xinhua.
A second facility, Leishenshan Hospital, which will have more than 1,300 beds, will open on Wednesday.
The government mouthpiece pointed to how authorities had taken "unprecedented measures to contain the outbreak," including pooling national medical personnel and supplies to the hardest-hit regions, building new hospitals, extending the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday and imposing travel restrictions.
Meanwhile, the state-run newspaper China Daily reported how the government had confidence it could contain the outbreak, citing a report by the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies saying the "entire nation has been mobilized to fight against the epidemic, with 6,097 medical professionals working in Wuhan and other places in Hubei province."
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CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK IN CHINA 'MUCH WORSE' THAN OFFICIALLY REPORTED, CLAIM WUHAN RESIDENTS
https://www.newsweek.com/(...)idemic-wuhan-1485354
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)ina_much_worse_than/
The coronavirus has already claimed more lives in mainland China than the SARS epidemic, amid reports the country's authorities are not being transparent about the scale of the epidemic and that people are finding it hard to get treatment.
The official death toll in mainland China, according to state-run news agency Xinhua, is 361, with more than 17,000 confirmed cases of the disease. The coronavirus is continuing to spread beyond China and is now present in more than 25 countries.
This figure has overtaken the death toll from SARS, which in 2003 killed 349 people in China and infected 5,327 people.
However, a study published in the medical journal The Lancet estimated that the number of coronavirus infections could be more than four times higher than the number given by Chinese authorities. It said its "baseline scenario" put the figure in the city of Wuhan at 75,815 as of January 25.
The Lancet report also projected the "epidemics are already growing exponentially in multiple major cities of China with a lag time behind the Wuhan outbreak of about 1–2 weeks."
There is an apparent discrepancy between the Chinese government's insistence that it can cope with the crisis and other forecasts about its deadliness. This is borne out by anecdotal evidence from residents in Wuhan at the center of the outbreak, who say there is difficulty in getting diagnosis and treatment.
Long Jian, 32, told The New York Times his father had to wait a week and visit half a dozen hospitals before he could even get a coronavirus test.
"The situation that we've seen is much worse than what has been officially reported," he told the paper.
"Those who can get diagnosed and treated are the lucky ones. In our neighborhood, many who weren't able to get diagnosed ended up dying at home."
According to official guidelines, patients in Wuhan are encouraged to go to their local hospitals first for initial assessments and sometimes prescriptions.
Patients then have to give the results to one of around 1,000 neighborhood committees, which coordinate treatment with the hospitals.
The trouble is a ban on transportation makes it difficult to get to the hospitals. When citizens arrive, the hospitals are overrun with patients. Compounding the problem is a shortage of medical kits and supplies, according to The Times.
Amy Hu told the paper her 64-year-old mother could not be admitted to hospital without a test, despite a doctor telling her she had contracted the coronavirus. "I'm very dissatisfied with the government. It's like only when the patients are close to death can they be admitted to a hospital," she said.
Gan Hanjiang, who displayed coronavirus symptoms, said: "Getting treatment is so difficult. We can't get admitted to the hospitals. And there's not enough medicine."
State-run news outlets in China have insisted that the country will be able to cope with the outbreak. New hospitals are being built, with a 1,000-bed facility called Huoshenshan being erected in 10 days. It started to treat patients on Monday, according to Xinhua.
A second facility, Leishenshan Hospital, which will have more than 1,300 beds, will open on Wednesday.
The government mouthpiece pointed to how authorities had taken "unprecedented measures to contain the outbreak," including pooling national medical personnel and supplies to the hardest-hit regions, building new hospitals, extending the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday and imposing travel restrictions.
Meanwhile, the state-run newspaper China Daily reported how the government had confidence it could contain the outbreak, citing a report by the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies saying the "entire nation has been mobilized to fight against the epidemic, with 6,097 medical professionals working in Wuhan and other places in Hubei province."
In Thailand waren er 19 besmettingen, 7 personen zijn intussen genezen. Er is geen enkele gestorven en 12 ervan liggen in het ziekenhuis.
Cindy De Vuyst
Maar dat mag heul niet.quote:
In Thailand waren er 19 besmettingen, 7 personen zijn intussen genezen.
In China gaan er volgens mij mensen dood vanwege de slechte zorg en onderbemanning of omdat de overheid het niet boeit dat ze maar wat minder mensen hebben want ze zijn al met zoveel.
Are you serious!??quote:Op maandag 3 februari 2020 21:33 schreef Collide het volgende:
Ik kwam vandaag iemand tegen die uit China geëvacueerd is, hij voelde zich niet ziek dus is gewoon een dagje naar de stad gegaan.
Moet ik me nu zorgen maken?
I've got 99 problems, but a bitch ain't one.
Nog steeds niet een geval in Nederland helaas.
A Robin Redbreast in a Cage Puts all Heaven in a Rage.
In het slechtste geval gaan die 12 dood.quote:
In Thailand waren er 19 besmettingen, 7 personen zijn intussen genezen. Er is geen enkele gestorven en 12 ervan liggen in het ziekenhuis.
In het gunstigste geval niet.
63% dood in slechtste geval
100% genezen in het gunstigste geval
Ok met deze getallen kunnen we niks
De oude oude layout was veel beter!!
vosss is de naam,
met dubbel s welteverstaan.
vosss is de naam,
met dubbel s welteverstaan.
Geef het 14 dagen. Die komt er echt wel.quote:
Nog steeds niet een geval in Nederland helaas.
De oude oude layout was veel beter!!
vosss is de naam,
met dubbel s welteverstaan.
vosss is de naam,
met dubbel s welteverstaan.
https://www.sfchronicle.c(...)ernight-15026758.php
Vrouw en man zijn opgenomen in het ziekenhuis nadat hun toestand verergerde. (San Francisco)
Vrouw en man zijn opgenomen in het ziekenhuis nadat hun toestand verergerde. (San Francisco)
~ The seminar how to handle disappointments, sadly has been cancelled ~
wtf?? keihard stijgend per dag, dit virus gaat een echte killer worden!!!!quote:Op maandag 3 februari 2020 23:14 schreef vosss het volgende:
2345 besmettingen erbij en 64 doden. Hubei alleen.
https://www.reddit.com/r/(...)_worse_than/fgftphj/
So I’m an instructor for Chinese students. One of them used to be a doctor, and his girlfriend is a nurse in wuhan. Like a week ago she said the deaths were at about 5000.
So it’s a lot worse then what’s being reported.
So I’m an instructor for Chinese students. One of them used to be a doctor, and his girlfriend is a nurse in wuhan. Like a week ago she said the deaths were at about 5000.
So it’s a lot worse then what’s being reported.
