[reaper69316]

Yeah we are getting unconfirmed reports the death till is around 50k.Give that there is so many vids of dead bodies I doubt it's 500.

[kellyhound]

[Smitju]

Not much to worry about if you look at these numbers.

[Berserk]

This writing is as kind of practice case and to get feedback if someone would have done this case differently or have other remarks.

https://www.firstwatch.net/novel-cor...onders-can-do/

I do follow the nCoV case already for some time with interest.
So i first looked up above paper out of curiosity, and since a Co-traveler here in the (European) Train from **** to **** has a very nasty dry Cough, like non-stop, was sweating like crazy (fever) and from his bodily expressions you could tell he has some difficulties with breading, combined with a troubled facial expression.

So even without nCoV in mind it was an troubling sight that just grabbed my attention, as ***-Medic.
And you could ofcourse ignore it, but i found it a interesting enough case to practice some "Patiënt approaching" skills, and if he was in need in something i could work out a way to help.

-Also using the guidelines of above mentioned Paper-

Since all symptoms of nCoV where pressent BUT only travel history was missing. And that is Crucial information that or Rules-Out nCoV / or sets off the nCoV protocol.

So when approaching (he was laying on the floor trying to sleep) i casualy walked up to him and got eye contact, carefully kneeled down on some distance and politly asked if he was allright because he didnt looked very well, and he was happy somebody cared, felt like shit and explained he originated from Asia, but did an Month long city-hopping trip trough europe traveling around by plane and train.
Up to a week ago he was still fine, but fell sick last week in Spain, after two/three weeks of traveling.
(This ruled out 90% of the nCoV suspision since it has a incubation time of about two weeks. Making it more likely to having catched a nasty Cold or regular Flu)

So i went further to the next stage, offering the medical support.
Since he had a high fever and an hurting ear i gave him some advice to consider seeing a doctor before flying because flying with an infected ear in a pressurised aircraft Cabin is very painful (my own experience).
And that if he needed something he could just ask me since whe're in the same train Coach for the next five hours

Regretting i forgot to stuff some mask in my travel-first aid kit lollol

But would be funny if he actually carries the nCoV with him and traveled all around Europe, while coughing and feverish, taking Planes and Trains

[chumster76]

The Chinese would eat the asshole of a Skunk....it was only a matter of time something like this would happen. They enjoy torturing and eating dog and cat.

[William May]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

Racist twat.

I'm telling Neda.


Just to piss you off, have a beautiful Jap:

Attachment 898578

+ some gorgeous Koreans:

They are just as cute as a basket of puppies!

[angelchild]

Originally Posted by JESUS ↗

There’s no such thing as this virus.

This is a FALSE FLAG event.

Would you elaborate?

[angelchild]

Originally Posted by Berserk ↗

This writing is as kind of practice case and to get feedback if someone would have done this case differently or have other remarks.

https://www.firstwatch.net/novel-cor...onders-can-do/

I do follow the nCoV case already for some time with interest.
So i first looked up above paper out of curiosity, and since a Co-traveler here in the (European) Train from **** to **** has a very nasty dry Cough, like non-stop, was sweating like crazy (fever) and from his bodily expressions you could tell he has some difficulties with breading, combined with a troubled facial expression.

So even without nCoV in mind it was an troubling sight that just grabbed my attention, as ***-Medic.
And you could ofcourse ignore it, but i found it a interesting enough case to practice some "Patiënt approaching" skills, and if he was in need in something i could work out a way to help.

-Also using the guidelines of above mentioned Paper-

Since all symptoms of nCoV where pressent BUT only travel history was missing. And that is Crucial information that or Rules-Out nCoV / or sets off the nCoV protocol.

So when approaching (he was laying on the floor trying to sleep) i casualy walked up to him and got eye contact, carefully kneeled down on some distance and politly asked if he was allright because he didnt looked very well, and he was happy somebody cared, felt like shit and explained he originated from Asia, but did an Month long city-hopping trip trough europe traveling around by plane and train.
Up to a week ago he was still fine, but fell sick last week in Spain, after two/three weeks of traveling.
(This ruled out 90% of the nCoV suspision since it has a incubation time of about two weeks. Making it more likely to having catched a nasty Cold or regular Flu)

So i went further to the next stage, offering the medical support.
Since he had a high fever and an hurting ear i gave him some advice to consider seeing a doctor before flying because flying with an infected ear in a pressurised aircraft Cabin is very painful (my own experience).
And that if he needed something he could just ask me since whe're in the same train Coach for the next five hours

Regretting i forgot to stuff some mask in my travel-first aid kit lollol

But would be funny if he actually carries the nCoV with him and traveled all around Europe, while coughing and feverish, taking Planes and Trains

He is a bit darker-skinned and not tanned, seems like he's from countries like Malaysia/Indonesia.

Originally Posted by Berserk ↗

Since all symptoms of nCoV where pressent BUT only travel history was missing. And that is Crucial information that or Rules-Out nCoV / or sets off the nCoV protocol.

Curious on this, because Singapore has mentioned that a case of an infected individual with no recent travel history to China or known links to previous cases.

This guy coulda been like Case 29.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapo...s-in-singapore

{CASE NO 29: SINGAPOREAN MAN WITH NO CONTACT HISTORY
This is the first case with no recent travel history to China or known links to previous cases here, raising the possibility that new infection clusters involving locals could emerge.

The 41 year-old Singaporean reported that he had developed a fever on Jan 28, and visited a GP clinic the next day. He sought treatment at another GP clinic on Jan 30.

On Feb 3, he was admitted to Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital .

He was confirmed with coronavirus infection on Feb 5 at about 11pm. He has been transferred to NCID for further treatment and is currently warded in an isolation room.}

[kellyhound]

An American citizen has died of the coronavirus in Wuhan city, in what appeared to be the first confirmed death of a foreigner from the illness. Meanwhile, a Japanese man in the city also died with symptoms consistent with the disease

[William May]

Originally Posted by JESUS ↗

There’s no such thing as this virus.

This is a FALSE FLAG event.

I heard Trump and the CIA started it, as punishment for China trade problems that made Trump look bad.