It was safe, for covid anyway. Maybe she has the common cold.
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Belgium: 5 new deaths, a low point, although it should be noted that there is again no data on Flemish retirement homes. 4 were in hospitals and 1 in a retirement home. Total has become 9.655. 20 new hospitalisations, while 42 people have been discharged. This means only 395 beds are used anymore. 82 people are still on intensive care, a drop of 6, while 54 people require breathing support. This is 10 more than yesterday.
111 new confirmed cases, which means the total of confirmed cases has crossed 60.000. This is of course a serious underestimation, but it remains noticeable that the number of detected cases has remained stable. Interesting information, in total 17.611 people that were detected have been put into the hospital. Meaning that in 1 in 4 cases, a positive tests leads to a hospitalisation.
111 new confirmed cases, which means the total of confirmed cases has crossed 60.000. This is of course a serious underestimation, but it remains noticeable that the number of detected cases has remained stable. Interesting information, in total 17.611 people that were detected have been put into the hospital. Meaning that in 1 in 4 cases, a positive tests leads to a hospitalisation.
I hope folks like marble races and esports leagues, because nobody is in a position to be ready for fall sports
For outdoor roller coasters, wouldn't the air be blasting so far and hard that the chance of you inhaling anything from people in seats ahead of you be almost impossible?
Just don't touch the safety guard or the coaster in any way and you'll be fine!
It is hiiiiiighly unlikely you would be symptomatic from COVID a day or less from exposure, much less from someone who has been recovered for two weeks.
NJ Daily Numbers:
+305 new cases (166881 total)
+40 deaths (12625 total)
1391 are in hospitals
386 are in ICU
285 are on ventilators
+305 new cases (166881 total)
+40 deaths (12625 total)
1391 are in hospitals
386 are in ICU
285 are on ventilators
Chile June 14th Update:
+ 6.938 new positives, 174.293 total
+ 222 mew deaths, 3.23 total
+ 1.465 ventilated, 399 in critical state, 306 ventilators availables
+ 20.151 reported tests, 840.150 total
Experts are saying that the situation will be worse than those seen in Spain and Italy
We are
Nº1 in total cases per million inhabitants in countries with more than 3M population
Nº3 in new deaths (only exceeded by India and Mexico with far more population)
Nº4 in new cases (only exceeded by India, Russia and the USA)
Nº23 in test per million inhabitants in countries with more than 3M population
Nº12 in total cases
Nº20 in total deaths
+ 6.938 new positives, 174.293 total
+ 222 mew deaths, 3.23 total
+ 1.465 ventilated, 399 in critical state, 306 ventilators availables
+ 20.151 reported tests, 840.150 total
Experts are saying that the situation will be worse than those seen in Spain and Italy
El desastre está aquí - CIPER Chile
ciperchile.cl
We are
Nº1 in total cases per million inhabitants in countries with more than 3M population
Nº3 in new deaths (only exceeded by India and Mexico with far more population)
Nº4 in new cases (only exceeded by India, Russia and the USA)
Nº23 in test per million inhabitants in countries with more than 3M population
Nº12 in total cases
Nº20 in total deaths
It's good to see the numbers stabilizing. I expect the confirmed cases to rise, assuming they count the positive antibody tests places like Cascais are doing for the entire population.
God, looking at a comparable population place like NJ, it's stunning.
It's also worthy of noting that, while the numbers haven't fallen as much as in other places, most of that is concentrated in Lisbon. For example, out of today's total amount of cases 206 were just in the Lisbon region. So once that gets under control, it's looking pretty positive for the general population.
And the number of deaths has fallen under 10 for a while now, which is super positive IMO.
How are you feeling, and how long ago did you start feeling it?
Work in the ER. I am face to face with it every day.
*shrug*
Minor fever (100.5). Body aches. And cough.
Started yesterday.
Bulletin for the
French situation for the 14/06:
first time with less than 10 deaths in 24 hours.
Bars, restaurants, reopen in metropolitan france tomorrow. Some overseas territory remain with special regimen, let it be reminded that France has a border with Brazil in the Amazon rainforest.
Borders with European countries with covid in check reopen tomorrow as well where applicable.
School attendance will become mandatory on june 22nd
157220 confirmed cases + 407 in 24H
hospital:
10881 hospitalized -28 in 24 H (33 entries)
869 in intensive care -2 in 24 H (6 entries)
19023 dead + 9 in 24 H
Care homes:
37599 cases
10384 dead
Total 29407 deaths +9 in 24H
Hospital graphs:
ICU entries:
French situation for the 14/06:
first time with less than 10 deaths in 24 hours.
Bars, restaurants, reopen in metropolitan france tomorrow. Some overseas territory remain with special regimen, let it be reminded that France has a border with Brazil in the Amazon rainforest.
Borders with European countries with covid in check reopen tomorrow as well where applicable.
School attendance will become mandatory on june 22nd
157220 confirmed cases + 407 in 24H
hospital:
10881 hospitalized -28 in 24 H (33 entries)
869 in intensive care -2 in 24 H (6 entries)
19023 dead + 9 in 24 H
Care homes:
37599 cases
10384 dead
Total 29407 deaths +9 in 24H
Hospital graphs:
ICU entries:
Shit. Well, on the bright side, in a couple of weeks you will be through it and done. And hopefully we find out antibodies last a long time. Until then, good luck.
I can't believe it. I thought I was taking all the precautions. I was wearing a mask. Washing my hands every time I came back home. Avoiding touching my face while outside. Avoiding every one while I was outside.
Since last night, I've been having symptoms of a sore throat and now I woke up and feeling nausea as well. I think I'm positive now for sure. How else do I get sick in the middle of the bloody summer? Screw my job for threatening me to come back to the workplace. This is going to be hell for me. :(
Since last night, I've been having symptoms of a sore throat and now I woke up and feeling nausea as well. I think I'm positive now for sure. How else do I get sick in the middle of the bloody summer? Screw my job for threatening me to come back to the workplace. This is going to be hell for me. :(
So yesterday on this page someone posted chili is going to be worse than any European country and yet, I see no discourse on it.
is that because that's still not that bad? Won't affect us bc we don't live there? The protests have taken over discussion? more people just aren't aware because it hasn't hit Monday mornings news!
it Just seems odd. We are this far into it. The info is out there. maybe I need to learn more about that country.
is that because that's still not that bad? Won't affect us bc we don't live there? The protests have taken over discussion? more people just aren't aware because it hasn't hit Monday mornings news!
it Just seems odd. We are this far into it. The info is out there. maybe I need to learn more about that country.
Yeah, perhaps you're right. It could be a whole bunch of other stuff. Sore throat is apparently only a symptom in under 10% of patients. And I can still smell things.
No it seems like you know everything there is to know about Chili.
Didn't health secretary just resign ? Seems like pinera is really doing the worst job.
This pandemic shows how incompetent and cynical these fuckers like Johnson, Trump, bolsonaro or pinera are.
Probably all those things, it's at 3k right now and won't be news until it happens. There's not enough traffic in this thread for a long time, even before the protests. Brazil is perhaps the focal point of SA and not much talk since a few said it's taking off there. US borders Mexico, 17k dead and has grown a lot there recently but I don't see any talk of it unless there's a separate thread. Not sure why people should be talking about Chili at 3k and it's not a well known country.
I follow some other threads on other sites and it's the same, almost to a stand still now.
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Belgium: 6 new deaths, 3 in hospitals and 3 in retirement homes. Note, there is again no data on Flemish retirement homes. Total is now 9.661. 17 new hospitalisations, while 21 people have been discharged. Slight raise on beds used, 397. 84 people on intensive care, slightly more as well. No worries, weekend effect.
So it seems France is opening everything from now on except big gatherings (and that will keep me unemployed for a little more time...).
Let's hope things will turn out good.
My kids will go back to a "normal" school time next week (for 2 weeks before summer holidays lol)
Let's hope things will turn out good.
My kids will go back to a "normal" school time next week (for 2 weeks before summer holidays lol)
Germany opens the schools right after summer holidays. What a fucking joke. Let's make sure, after three months of isolation and distancing, to get back to the start by hoarding all the people who travelled to god knows where In the world together without any quarantine time whatsoever.
all this was fucking pointless then. It makes angry, fuck it
Before I get angry over this I am hopeful that nothing will happen. Last weeks have shown that it's fine and as long as people wear their masks and are cautious we will be fine. Kids also need to go to school again. I know some parents that can't take it any longer with all the stress + work so let's see if it works out. We are way better prepared now and if something happens we will act fast. I mean there is quarantine time anymore regardless of where you travel in Europe so it's whatever.
In Finland elementary schools were opened a month ago for a few weeks before summer vacation. Many people feared it would lead to a wave of new cases but it had virtually no effect on the infection rate (R0 has remained around 0,75-0,85). Only a few cases have been traced to have happened in schools.
Of course. I'm one of these parents. But why risk it and go all in AFTER the holidays where you basically loose track of every family who travels. I don't get it. Really.
no one wears a mask in school btw. I hope they don't lift the mask related restrictions too without waiting. I really want to see masks as mandatory in public transportation and supermarkets etc. in the coming months, too. It's such a little thing that obviously helps So much
NY/NJ right now seem to be operating BAU so I'm a little worried. People were really out and about on Friday/Saturday. In NJ I don't believe open air dining was "legal" until today but everyone was outside on Friday and Saturday and I don't believe cops were enforcing anything.
The outside borders of the EU haven't opened back yet, let alone that we know the rules for that.
Well, seems like the US is not going to have a second wave like the other countries. Just one endless wave.
I don't see it as a big issue, contact tracing is easy in schools, imo they should've opened sooner but bars should've remained closed. You have to leave your adress and time of stay in bars but it doesn't get checked vs your papers and I guess there are a lot of Jane/John Does out there now. Also people fraternize in and outside bars like they did before. Infections don't seem to explode for now but if we do have new vectors it will be hard to contain them due to this. If there is an outbreak in a school worst case you close it down and send everyone into quarantine.
First time in 3 months that I really had a very normal day, outside of wearing a mask. Went to buy some shoes during my lunch hour, lots of people everywhere, masks inside is complied by everyone, outside I rarely see anyone using them.
Lots of cars from Germany, Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands can be spotted on Slovenian roads, going towards Adriatic or to camps around here.
Problem is due to the way deaths are being reported they continue to drop despite cases remaining high.
Fired Florida Data Scientist Launches A Coronavirus Dashboard Of Her Own
Rebekah Jones says she was fired after refusing to manipulate COVID-19 data. Her new portal is a reflection of how contentious coronavirus data has become amid battles over the states' reopening.
www.npr.org
And the dashboard is here and it's very detailed. Better than a lot of official ones I've seen.
You got this! Beat the crap out of it!
Don't you know? Corona is over in the States, it's summer!
/s
US isn't that bad our bump is the same height as all the other countries
/s
The US is not very similar to those other countries, geographically or demographically speaking. I'd compare to individual states (like New York or New Jersey). The US pattern looks like the aggregate of a lot of different countries with onsets at different times, which... is pretty much what it actually is.
The biggest difference between the US and other countries is a unified country-level response versus a free-for-all.