One day Singapore will be used as an example, but we don't even know of what that example will be yet. I remember in early March people were saying they basically had the virus defeated. But it seems they got too complacent, missed out on one key step in controlling the virus (wearing masks), and community spreading started to take hold. The other key thing may be that they gave out masks and sanitizer to local residents, but not foreigners. The virus doesn't give a shit whether you're visiting a country or were born there, but the government does, so they got fucked. It eventually got to the dorms, where people literally can't socially isolate.. and boom

So few people outside SG know about the horrible living conditions of their low income foreigner work force. They seem to be practically slaves. Those who did know warned about the conditions, but their voices were stifled.


Unfortunately that's behind a paywall; I think it would be a good read.

There are so many news sources that offer good content, but each one costs money to go to. I already sub to so many things, so I feel like I am missing out FeelsBadMan

Man who called covid-19 lockdown bullshit dies from virus

https://au.news.yahoo.com/man-said-c...105610080.html

Cause you live in Richmond, plenty of international students that have a lot of disposable income and are shitty cooks.

Fuck I live in Richmond and my buildings front lobby is literally a circus of Fantuan delivery drivers every night

So apparently a new autopsy found 2 Californians died of COVID 3 weeks before the first officially reported death of COVID in the US. Even more important is that they had no significant travel history meaning this was community spread to them, which means this was spreading in the USA (and probably Canada) FAR longer than originally thought.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/22/us/ca...-us/index.html

https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/coro...-april-22-2020

71 new cases. Likely from the warm long weekend weather. Would not be surprised to see an uptrend with the warm weather all of last week and seeing crowds around the city.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...ayor-1.5541869

"Mayor Kennedy Stewart says borrowing money from province would saddle city with massive deficit."

"Vancouver's mayor says the financial help being offered by the B.C. government is a "poison chalice" because of the terms it would impose on the city."

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Duck when you thought moonbeam was bad along came Stewart.

Even though I will be effected I think Vancouver needs a huge fucking overhaul in terms of where our money goes. You walk along false creek sea wall and shit is in shambles compared to 10 years ago. We can’t maintain basic parks and cleanlisness shit, homelessness has never been addressed, how he’s crying about this shit?

Ffs..

It takes a few weeks for VPD to gather evidence, conduct interviews and then make sure everything is confirmed with the Communication team before releasing it to the press. They probably wanted to just find the person internally first before reaching out to the public for help.

Today’s cases included the chicken farm workers that were on the news yesterday.

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More bad news from CNN about this nasty bug. Covid 19 can cause strokes in healthy people in their 30s and 40s:

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/22/healt...lts/index.html

The new coronavirus appears to be causing sudden strokes in adults in their 30s and 40s who are not otherwise terribly ill, doctors reported Wednesday.

They said patients may be unwilling to call 911 because they have heard hospitals are overwhelmed by coronavirus cases.
There's growing evidence that Covid-19 infection can cause the blood to clot in unusual ways, and stroke would be an expected consequence of that.


Dr. Thomas Oxley, a neurosurgeon at Mount Sinai Health System in New York, and colleagues gave details of five people they treated. All were under the age of 50, and all had either mild symptoms of Covid-19 infection or no symptoms at all.

"The virus seems to be causing increased clotting in the large arteries, leading to severe stroke," Oxley told CNN.

"Our report shows a seven-fold increase in incidence of sudden stroke in young patients during the past two weeks. Most of these patients have no past medical history and were at home with either mild symptoms (or in two cases, no symptoms) of Covid," he added.
Doctors try to untangle why they're seeing 'unprecedented' blood clotting among Covid-19 patients


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Nah

I feel that Americans and their diet/average BMI are begging for strokes. I’ll wait until it starts happening in other countries

The article says no past history, and also even unhealthy fat people don't usually get strokes in their 30's and 40's unless it's from other causes.

It’s CNN.

What's the accuracy of the testing that's currently available and being used for things like these autopsies or the homeless in Boston?

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Goddamn, money over lives. 100% this woman.

Man the media is really working overtime to disprove hydroxychloroquine. To the point of bombarding the airwaves with severely flawed studies as if they were fact.
It's almost as if they're hoping it fails as a treatment LUL
https://globalnews.ca/news/6847709/h...irus-research/

How many days does trump have to return the 30 million doses he bought?
Is the return policy simular to Costco?


https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...c-options.html

Is that CNN now? Haven't had American news channels for years. Anderson just kept trying to put words in her mouth.

Early research on these drugs showed very little promise from the start. There was one in-vitro study by a whackjob researcher in France that showed positive results. Everything else I've seen that is science-based said it's not what we hoped it would be. We've yet to do a large enough study to really conclude either way however.

Also reporting on facts does NOT mean you want it to happen.

That "whackjob" conducted the biggest clinical trial on the planet, using over 2600 patients in a controlled test.


Let's look at these "facts" from the study that all the media seemed so conclusive about yesterday.

1) this "study" was by no means a random and controlled test. These were charts that were dug up and reviewed after the fact.

2) patients had essentially been given the drug as a last ditch effort long after they'd shown symptoms.
Antiviral medication is meant to reduce the spread in the body, NOT reverse damage that's already been done.
It's meant to be administered at the earliest possible stage. But they keep giving it to people on their death bed and saying "i guess it doesn't work".

3) all charts reviewed were male. Double the rate of death from females. Again, NOT random testing.

4) the majority of charts reviewed were African American. Which we already know suffer a much higher rate of death. And yes, again, NOT random testing.

5) it's stated that "those who were at a higher risk of death were given hydroxychloroquine". Well yea, no shit that's gonna skew the results.

This "study" was complete and utter garbage with absolutely no value other than fake sensational headlines meant to influence those who lack the capacity to read past them.

So how much exactly did he pay?
You've mentioned it multiple times. I'm sure you can answer that question.

Whether you think it is wacked or not, testing is a lot closer to home!

Controversial malaria drug hydroxychloroquine tested at B.C. seniors’ home

https://globalnews.ca/news/6744766/h...e-coronavirus/