#2019ncov

[hazelxxi]

SUPVIRUS

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Corona Virus is everywhere, please everyone stay safe 🙏 I got info that we can use medical mask 2 ways, but that's unfortunately wrong, the colored one should be outside like how Doraemon use it 💙

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Corona Virus spread infections number has already surpassed SARS and has been declared a global emergency by WHO as the outbreak continues to spread outside China.

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Please stay safe with reduce the risk infections with wear a mask when you're outside, wash dirty hand with soaps, and frequently clean hand with hand sanitizer if your hand not visibly dirty ✋cover nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing with disposable tissue 🤧

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Let's face this outbreak together 💙💙💙

[axmxz]

me: the 2019-ncov virus in Wuhan is nothing to panic about, remember SARS? and MERS? this too shall pass

2019-nCov:

[md-admissions]

Interview with Anthony S. Fauci, MD, author of Coronavirus Infections—More Than Just the Common Cold

 Got 25 minutes on the car, train, bus, waiting room, etc? Director of the division of Infectious Diseases and Immunology at the NIH Dr. Fauci summarizes brilliantly what you need to know right now about 2019-nCoV. 

[tinyeyescomics]

Words are never just words. Words are images. When we read words, we project visual images into our minds. That’s why how a virus is named may have more importance than we think. Yesterday I read a Forbes article which says that Google searches for “beer virus” and “Corona beer virus” have been on the rise since January 19, 2020 when the word “coronavirus “ started to appear in the media. Honestly, I have never made that association, but the name has made suggestions to certain people. While people are joking about the “beer virus”, the “Chinese virus” is less funny. Since the outbreak of 2019-nCoV, I’ve come across several French media that have used the word “virus chinois“—“Chinese virus“ in their titles and articles. While it’s true that the virus started from China and the most infected people today are Chinese, defining a virus by a population or a region risks creating a generalized image that will worsen the existing stereotypes, encourage racism, and mislead the public. (For example, people would think a non-Chinese person is by default virus-free but in reality, an expat recently coming back from Wuhan has a much higher chance to be a virus carrier.) In 2015, WHO called on scientists, national authorities and the media to follow best practices in naming new human infectious diseases to minimize unnecessary negative effects on nations, economies and people. A word is small, but it’s also powerful. #2019ncov #coronavirus #viruschinois #virusnomenclature #mediaresponsibility #jenesuispasunvirus #tinyeyescomics https://www.instagram.com/p/B7_GAyRiS8y/?igshid=1sposyaq9d88i

[minniestine]

All over again, Valentines day

[blissjox]

How critical is the situation in Singapore right now.

{Forwarded to me by my colleague}

The CoV has mutated to affect human brain

Symptoms: The reported symptoms include immediate alarming drop of IQ to zero, lack of judgment, rush to stock of supplies like toilet paper and instant noodles. (This symptom is the same as rush for Hello Kitty a few years ago)

This symptom may appear immediately. There is no incubation period.

The new CoV is spread by WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram from person to person contacts

There is no known cure. The infected will die from stupidity.

Singapore has a big stockpiles of food like rice & canned foodstuffs to last our entire population for at least a year or two & it is stored in the cavern of Bukit Timah & the goods are rotated to keep it in good condition.

There is no need to stockpile, as this is nonsensical & it only allow the retailers to make use of the opportunity to raised the prices of essential items & at the end of the day we consumers will suffer.

[kilisme]

大年初一，廟裡拜拜，文明口罩，你我有責。 #武漢肺炎 #2019ncov #新年快樂 （在 台中廣天宮 財神開基祖廟） https://www.instagram.com/p/B7vH8CpndVJ/?igshid=1v4pbl5gaw9q8