Wuhan Coronavirus Thread

[sorcerer]

Do you think USA will honor the debt owed to China? Do you think others will , This will definitely knock China out of the park Most people i know avoid anything that says MADE IN CHINA. It will never be business as usual with China after this

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The political reconsideration in USA right now is taking the same stance against china.
and hey who reads the demography better!! The politicians...

 

[Blue Water Navy]

How can you not help a nation that gifted this planet with a stunning collection of football legends that we all drooled over - pele, ronaldinho, garrincha, vava, romario, zico, DR.SOCRATES!!, ronaldo, kaka, roberto carlos, and i go on and on.

aside, would have loved to read the translations of those commenting to that tweet.

Just paste the tweet url in your Chrome browser. And your browser will ask to translate to english or not. If that's not happening then just reload.

 

[AbRaj]

i would have agreed to this observation when india was under the thumb of the italian whore. But no longer. Our LEADER is trying HARD to make our presence felt.

As they say - aim for the sky, you may reach the hill top. You may not shine like the SUN, but you can always be a lamp.

Jai Hind.

Indians are the same.
Leaders are also from same lot. Maybe a bit less morally corrupt.
Braggart? Hell yeah

 

[sorcerer]

• Confirmed*
  6237
• Cases As Per MoHFW*
  5865
• Deaths
  181
• Recovered
  553
• Treatment Ongoing
  5445
• No. Of Tests Done*
  127919

 

[sorcerer]

Fix the Basics, the Mantra Yogi followed and Uddhav missed
Turing the lockdown, in Rampur Maniharan, a small town in Western Uttar Pradesh, a senior citizen calls up the emergency number 112. Within 10 minutes, the local authorities reaches to his house and provides the needed help. A few hundred miles apart in Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra, an ailing elderly couple staying alone could not get food and medicine for a day till they could approach a local NGO which provided them the needed medicines and food.
The two stories in the two states – Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra - are not the single isolated ones, there are respective similar stories in any neighborhood in the two states during the ongoing lockdown in the country to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
This simple comparison gives some idea of how the two state governments are dealing with the crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic in the respective states. Since 24th March, the entire country is under complete lockdown. Why it has been imposed? What the government of India wants to achieve out of it? And why not a curfew instead?
We know that there is no medicine or vaccine yet available for COVID-19. Medical institutions, private companies across the world are working around the clock on this front. If we are lucky and any of these institutions gets success in next few days or weeks, then also it will take a few months’ time for the vaccinations to be available in the market. To add to this worry, we have limited ventilators and also limited testing capabilities. Thought government of India has involved different government institutions as well as private companies to get over these limitations, but we can’t expect quick drastic changes, things will improve over time. Therefore, the best we can do at this point of time is to try to contain the coronavirus as much as possible. And the ongoing nation-wide lockdown is aimed to achieve this very goal.
It’s a lockdown, not a curfew, people are allowed to come out of houses if they really need to, shops of essential items are open and supply chain of the essential items is maintained. This is done to ensure the citizens doesn’t get troubled and no panic like situation arises in the country.
Therefore, the two aspects of this lockdown is to ensure that social distancing is followed to the maximum possible extent, and while doing so ensure that the citizens are troubled the least possible.
The social distancing can be achieved to the maximum possible extent only if it is ensured that the people don’t have to come out of their houses for their essential needs. And this is what the Uttar Pradesh government has implemented to a large extent by putting up a system where the government authorities are directly involved in supply of the essential items including the ration, vegetables, milk, medicines at the doorstep. There has been massive arrangements done for this across the states. In some areas, where the shopkeepers are ready to provide doorstep delivery, has also systematically registered and each one of them are assigned the delivery of the essential items to certain number of houses. Further there is a fixed rate for every item, and is being strictly being followed. Apart from the usual delivery arrangement, a person who requires any help including the ration can call 112 anytime, and the police and local authorities provides the help at the doorstep. Uttar Pradesh government has implemented social distancing by putting up a system where government authorities are directly involved in supply of essential items including ration, vegetables, milk, medicines at the doorstep.
In Maharashtra, there is no such system devised by the government, people have to go out to stores for the food items and the medicines. Though there are guidelines to maintain social distancing outside the shops, but in many of the places there is nobody to enforce it. Also in some places people have complained that the shopkeepers are charging higher prices. There is no single emergency helpline facility like the 112 in Uttar Pradesh.
As part of direct financial assistance to the daily wages earners, in Uttar Pradesh, the Yogi government has transferred 1 thousand rupees in the account of over 27 lakh workers. In Maharashtra, government is still working on it, and it should be done soon.
In both the states there are community kitchens across districts to provide food to the poor, there are 527 and 262 declared kitchens in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra respectively. To ensure that nobody roams around unnecessarily, In Uttar Pradesh frequent police patrolling are being done. Similar patrolling are done in Maharashtra as well. But it is not that intense in the rural areas.
For monitoring in the rural areas of Uttar Pradesh, more than a lakh Anganwadi, accredited social health activist (ASHA) and auxiliary nurse midwives (ANM) are involved and the district health officers regularly collects feedback about the people residing in the villages. These workers have been directed to report if any person has symptoms of the virus. This has been helping contain the virus in rural areas. In the rural areas of Maharashtra, there are no similar plans implemented by the Uddhav government. In Uttar Pradesh, there has been lot of thrust, especially in smaller cities and rural areas, on educating people about the danger of the COVID-19 and the precautions to be taken.
It’s a fact that whatever policies a government devises, it’s the government officials, police and other government employees who implement it. Therefore, however good policies the Yogi government would had taken, the lockdown in the state would not had been successful unless the government would not had got the active support from the government officials and employees. In his three years in office, Yogi has built an image of non-nonsense CM. He has stood by the officials when they have performed their duties sincerely, and has punished the officials who were found not working properly. Such image and the rapport with the government employees has helped in proper implementation of the lockdown in Uttar Pradesh.
In Maharashtra, chief minister Uddhav Thackrey has allowed the district magistrates to plan and implement different measures depending on the situations in their respective districts. Some believe it to be a right decision, but the job of the officials is not to devise plans but to implement the policies and plans devised by the government.
Unlike in UP where FIRs were filed, no action was taken in Maharashtra when travel histories were hidden and there were lapses by the officials.
In Uttar Pradesh, chief minister, Yogi is himself monitoring the situation in the state and is giving instructions as and when required. When high number of COVID-19 cases were reported in Noida and there were certain mistakes by the local administration, he ordered the transfer of the district magistrate. When it was found that a company in Noida had hidden the travel history of its employee, an FIR was immediately filed against the officials of the company. By taking such strong actions, the chief minister has ensured that the officials and the government employees stay sincere with their duties in this crucial time and the private companies co-operate with the government. No similar actions were taken in Maharashtra when travel histories were hidden and there were lapses by the officials.
The consistently high number of COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra is a matter of deep concern, the state government should look back at its own decisions to improve the situation at ground and probably may also take a look at the policies devised and the ways the Yogi government has implemented the lockdown in Uttar Pradesh.




https://www.organiser.org/Encyc/202...e-Mantra-Yogi-followed-and-Uddhav-missed.html

 

[sorcerer]

Wuhan Virus or Chinese Communist Virus? Did CCP infiltrate WHO to manipulate the health disaster?

The events of recent weeks have laid bare the perfidy of the World Health Organization, the inter-governmental agency of the United Nations whose task it is to coordinate and support technically UN member states' responses to public health. The WHO, which has been under fire for well over a decade for sins of commission and omission both, including its disastrous mishandling in 2014 of the Ebola outbreak in several countries of Africa, is now facing an inquisition about its dereliction of duties concerning the coronavirus pandemic before which all its previous crises -

To blame for the predicament the WHO finds itself in are its top executives of course, but more pertinently, a global pharmaceutical mob whose rapine drove the agency into the grasp of the country that wants, more than any other in the world, to control international agendas, and that country is the People's Republic of China.

The China that the world has seen and imagined, for a generation now, is in some ways not all that removed from what it was in the 1950s, under the new Communist government, nor from what it was in the 1920s, under the Nationalist government. When in 1929 the Nationalist government proposed to abolish traditional medicine in China, a countrywide strike was called which shut clinics and pharmacies. The result was the creation of two systems, one for traditional medicine practitioners, the other for Western medicine doctors.

In the 1950s, with the country having been ravaged by war, doctors were in desperately short supply. The Communists pragmatically surveyed what remained of the traditional medicine institutions and regulations, found they were mostly intact, and managed with them. It was the Communists who formally coined the term that has been used since then, Traditional Chinese Medicine, even though Chairman Mao considered its practitioners to be no more than "circus entertainers or street hawkers".

When the Cultural Revolution was whipped up from the mid-1960s into the conflagration that mindlessly consumed the country's literature, music and arts, and banished China's cultural practitioners to asylums, or had them executed by firing squads, the traditional medicine institutions lived to cure another day by shutting down. For ten years they stayed shut, and when they reopened at last, they did so as Chinese 'people's science' centres with all the 'tradition' hammered out of them.

Beginning of a nexus

It was when Jiang Zemin was president of China and Li Peng (of Tiananmen Square infamy) the premier that a woman named Margaret Chan was appointed Director of Health of Hong Kong, then still a British colony. That was in 1994. Nine years later, Dr Chan joined the World Health Organization (WHO) as a director of one of its departments. Two years thereafter, in 2005, she was appointed director of a more weighty department as well as 'Representative of the Director-General for Pandemic Influenza' and in September of that year, Assistant Director-General for Communicable Diseases.

The very next year, 2006, Dr Chan was elected to the post of Director-General of WHO. Hu Jintao was president of the People's Republic at the time (his premier, Wen Jiabao, with Xi Jinping a vice president). It was during Hu's tenure that the severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars) crisis of 2003 swept China, which was roundly criticised for initially covering up and responding too slowly. Between then and now, the parallels are unmistakeable. A national epidemic that is also global, the Chinese Communist Party is slow off the mark to respond and to inform the world, an ally at the top in the WHO, the equivalent of show trials to deflect accountability.

But there are signal differences too. Between Sars and Covid, the globalised economy of manufactures and services that has knit and reknit the world has been directed more, year after successive year, by China. As it grew in heft and bulk as the 'factory of the world', Communist China studied with care the institutions of the West, meticulously dissected the mechanisms of the multilateral order. Its trading surpluses (and its no-strings-attached lines of credit to the capital-starved members of the formerly Third World) fostered the vision of a China that had subscribed fully to the liberal-democratic ideals of an international order, and which was now supporting it with its formidable treasury and its technical prowess.

For an agency like the WHO, one of the most prominent amongst the many agencies and specialist sections in the byzantine United Nations System, the balancing of its books of accounts has from the outset been subordinated to its role as being one of the UN's fulcrum points with which to curb (or boost) a particular bloc's, or a country's, international political reach.

Just as the UN Food and Agriculture Organization has done with the multinational crop, food, fertiliser and bio-technology corporations, or as the UN Development Programme has done with the burgeoning private technical consultancies of Europe, the WHO is the court at which the multinational pharmaceutical and drugs corporations must swear fealty so as to partake in the banquet that follows when a particular line of public health policy is adopted by a country or region.

When finance trumps health

It is a partnership (as the WHO and the UN prefer to call such relationships) that was thought up by the agency during Dr Chan's second term. Going by the name of the Framework for Engagement with Non-State Actors, the new mechanism that the WHO blandly calls a 'multi-stakeholder governance system' was signed into effect in 2016, a year before the departure of Dr Chan and the arrival of Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. For the loyal agent of the Chinese Communist Party, Dr Chan's final gambit could well be the feint that obscured - if only till 2020 - the real game afoot.
Like other major agencies of the UN, the WHO’s budget is financed through a mix of what are called 'assessed' and 'voluntary' contributions. Assessed contributions are mandatory contributions from the member states (countries) according to a formula based on the size of their economies and populations. In the early 1970s, a full three-quarters of the WHO budget came from assessed contributions. By 1989, the balance between the two kinds of contributions was even.

By 2015 (when the WHO budget was US$2.3 billion) assessed contributions had dropped to less than a quarter. What until then had been considered voluntary contributions added up to barely US$120 million. The rest of what was accounted for as voluntary contributions came from other UN agencies, 'partnerships' (such as the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria and the Global Vaccines Alliance) and foundations (mainly the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation). Most of these voluntary contributions were tied to specific WHO programmes.

Against such a background, civil society groups around the world raised an alarm against the Framework for Engagement with Non-State Actors, saying that it "legitimises the framing of public health problems and solutions in favour of the interests and agendas of those actors". All entirely true. However, the actual plot had moved to a different theatre.

That theatre had begun to be constructed well over a decade earlier in first a few, then several more countries in Africa. It took the form of Chinese development and infrastructural aid and had rapidly reached a point in 2012 where the presence of Chinese corporations in Africa and the Chinese Communist Party's brigades of representatives in the capital cities were called the re-colonisation of Africa.

China captures Africa and UN

For UN and its branch organisations which are funded by China, financial health has been more important than the well-being and health of the citizens of the planet
So firmly set on this campaign were Beijing's party mandarins that in 2015, the People's Republic was confident enough to promise US$60 billion in grants and commercial loans to finance economic development projects in Africa, and confident enough to expect that most of it would be agreed to by the leaders of African countries. The confidence was not misplaced. By 2018, China held 15 percent of sub-Saharan Africa’s total debt stock and is the largest owner of public debt in Africa.
Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, has had Chinese funding poured into it, with the Chinese Communist Party constructing everything from the metro system to highways and skyscrapers, plus the US$200 million headquarters of the African Union. When the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway was built, the Export-Import Bank of China backed the project with US$3.3 billion in loans, and 400 Chinese investment projects valued at more than US$4 billion were counted in 2019 as operating in the country.

That is why Tedros was the ideal puppet for China, because the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front - a Marxist party - to which he belonged was already a junior partner. It had first sent a senior delegation to Beijing in 1994 for “China’s advice on Ethiopia’s development”.
During the Warring States period (fifth to third centuries before the Common Era) of historical China, several rival states battled each other viciously for territorial advantage and dominance. It was during this period that the general known as Sun Tzu is thought to have directed some battles, following which his pithy doctrines were compiled. One of them, which the ultimately victorious Qin state adopted, has been translated as, "Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.”

The 25 Politburo members of the Chinese Communist Party favour and implement such tactics. And that is how Dr Margaret Chan was the first to be placed in a UN agency. As of today, the successful staging of such tactics has led to four UN agencies now led by Chinese nationals. In August 2019, China’s former vice-minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Qu Dongyu, became Director-General of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Fang Liu is the Secretary General of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Houlin Zhao is Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and Li Yong is Director-General of the UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). Had there not been a reversal in the voting pattern early in March 2020 for the election of the Director of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a fifth Chinese national would have been added to this contemporary list of dominance.

This is a record for any country in what is called the UN System and augurs ill for the future of that system and, more saliently, for what is understood as multilateralism. Nor is that all. China has placed seven of its nationals as Deputy Directors-General of UN agencies, also a record. China’s mandatory contribution to the UN budget is now second only to the United States of America, and it has also put in place a Peace and Development Fund whose allocation is decided jointly by Chinese diplomats and the UN Secretary-General, and no-one else. Besides, six heads of major UN agencies are from Africa, and from countries into which the People's Republic has, 'no strings attached', poured aid, development assistance, infrastructure and of course trading companies.


Most countries of Africa have been caught in the Chinese debt trap and are forced to be part of its hegemonistic projects like the One Belt One Road

What it means for India
For India, the alarm should have been rung out of its socket several years ago, when the imports by the Indian pharmaceutical and bulk drug manufacturers of active pharmaceutical ingredients from China crossed the 25% threshold. It is only when the factories in China switched off, and the flow of these ingredients stopped, that the country learnt about this import dependency which in February 2020 was found to be around 65% - in 1991 it was less than a percent. India's exports to the Africa region (54 countries) are dominated by pharmaceutical products.

It has become abundantly clear that India's strategies for the People's Republic of China, for the economic colonies of China (such as Sri Lanka which seeks to escape the Beijing debt trap, and Cambodia, which is sinking further into it) and for the United Nations, need to complement one another.
Especially for our major line ministries that are exposed to UN agency 'country cooperation strategies' (as they are called by the UN), every agreement, every clause in those agreements and every interaction with UN staff at any level must now be vetted and re-assessed.
Doing so is particularly important for the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Ayush Ministry, the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation and the Department of Telecommunications (Ministry of Communications). Sun Tzu's fabled advice has become a staple in business management schools, despite the lack of a reliable historical record for the alleged Chinese general. Our heroes, on the other hand, were firmly flesh-and-blood, and vanquished in their time all comers, never mind Chinese phantoms. So must we.


https://www.organiser.org/Encyc/202...ate-the-Chinese-Communist-Virus-disaster.html

 

[sorcerer]

Predictions for India about Covid-19 Infections


https://www.organiser.org/Encyc/2020/4/9/Predictions-for-India-about-Covid-19-Infections.html

 

[ganesh177]

Nearly 7.5 lakh residents in Mumbai's Dharavi to undergo coronavirus tests
https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/in...s-dharavi-to-undergo-coronavirus-tests-606106

 

[Babloo Singh]

Another worrying development regarding Wuhan Corona Virus is that it's now started to spread in Bangladesh.
Given porous borders & active or dormant Jihadi virus in typical believer of asmani kitab... we may have disaster looming in west bengal & assam.... and given opaque functioning of Mamta Didi Bengal can be in serious trouble.

It is quiet possible that some illegals have traveled back home from India taking virus along, or the foreign Jamati's have crossed over to escape Indian police and carried the virus along.

Whatever be the case spread in Bangladesh will have serious impact on India.

Today's new infected cases is 112

 

[Absolut_Vodka]

No worries jihadio.
You guy's should visit more terrorists ke janaze and abandon everything which government is providing be it food or hospitals allah will protect you.
Government need to close roads of kashmir and kashmiri people should not be allowed to go in any other parts of india.

Once this virus starts causing high causalities among Muslims, coronavirus will quickly become from Allahs wrath on Kaffirs to Yahood-o-Hannod sajish.

We are to be blamed too. Should have burned his body and marked him missing rather than handing over for Janaza.

 

[Satchidananda369]

Many presstitutes, media whores, khangressi, pseudo-intellectuals and pharma lobby claiming very less testing happening in India and actual number of cases are many times higher.

If this were the truth, then where are all the videos of the infected collapsing on the streets of India?

In a nation of 1.35 Billion, there should have been at least a few cases of undetected patients collapsing in the public and those videos would have become viral instantly like in China and Iran.

But not even one such incident!
This itself is proof that we are now doing enough testing of the suspected and quarantined population and no one is going untreated except the hiding jamatis.

There is now growing evidence that the mandatory BCG vaccine develops the required antibodies in infancy that can fight off the corona virus and explains why the much anticipated doom is NOT HAPPENING in India.

The growth in pandemic numbers has been much lower than all known prediction models in both India and Africa in spite of the poverty, overpopulation, lack of cleanliness in public places and lesser medical facilities. A mere fraction of the exploding numbers of the so called developed 'First World' !

 

[ezsasa]

Many presstitutes, media whores, khangressi, pseudo-intellectuals and pharma lobby claiming very less testing happening in India and actual number of cases are many times higher.

If this were the truth, then where are all the videos of the infected collapsing on the streets of India?

In a nation of 1.35 Billion, there should have been at least a few cases of undetected patients collapsing in the public and those videos would have become viral instantly like in China and Iran.

But not even one such incident!
This itself is proof that we are now doing enough testing of the suspected and quarantined population and no one is going untreated except the hiding jamatis.

There is now growing evidence that the mandatory BCG vaccine develops the required antibodies in infancy that can fight off the corona virus and explains why the much anticipated doom is NOT HAPPENING in India.

The growth in pandemic numbers has been much lower than all known prediction models in both India and Africa in spite of the poverty, overpopulation, lack of cleanliness in public places and lesser medical facilities. A mere fraction of the exploding numbers of the so called developed 'First World' !

More than BCG theory, I think the aspect that defines the Indian govts response is that govt took it as a CBRN threat rather than just a medical issue.

Countries like Italy, US, UK, Germany etc looked at the issue as a medical issue, hence their over dependence on hospital infrastructure in their planning.

Modi govt from the start treated it as a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) threat I.e National security threat. Hence the two quarantine centres created in Jan. instead of relying just on medical infrastructure, all ministries worked on mission mode towards one goal. Hence the containment, isolation & contact tracing strategies which involves all ministries.

If not for tablighis, we would have been looking at just one week extension of lock down.

 

[Blue Water Navy]

Another worrying development regarding Wuhan Corona Virus is that it's now started to spread in Bangladesh.
Given porous borders & active or dormant Jihadi virus in typical believer of asmani kitab... we may have disaster looming in west bengal & assam.... and given opaque functioning of Mamta Didi Bengal can be in serious trouble.

It is quiet possible that some illegals have traveled back home from India taking virus along, or the foreign Jamati's have crossed over to escape Indian police and carried the virus along.

Whatever be the case spread in Bangladesh will have serious impact on India.

Today's new infected cases is 112
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Indeed bro. I am from WB. The only thing that is keeping me sane is that BSF has been given orders to suppress any means of incursion during the lockdown.

 

[sorcerer]

Indeed bro. I am from WB. The only thing that is keeping me sane is that BSF has been given orders to suppress any means of incursion during the lockdown.

Dude..theres news break that momta ji is giving door delivery of liquor?!!


talk about priorities when it comes to some states.
same in Kerala where docs were asked to prescribed alcohol.

 

[Blue Water Navy]

Many presstitutes, media whores, khangressi, pseudo-intellectuals and pharma lobby claiming very less testing happening in India and actual number of cases are many times higher.

If this were the truth, then where are all the videos of the infected collapsing on the streets of India?

In a nation of 1.35 Billion, there should have been at least a few cases of undetected patients collapsing in the public and those videos would have become viral instantly like in China and Iran.

But not even one such incident!
This itself is proof that we are now doing enough testing of the suspected and quarantined population and no one is going untreated except the hiding jamatis.

There is now growing evidence that the mandatory BCG vaccine develops the required antibodies in infancy that can fight off the corona virus and explains why the much anticipated doom is NOT HAPPENING in India.

The growth in pandemic numbers has been much lower than all known prediction models in both India and Africa in spite of the poverty, overpopulation, lack of cleanliness in public places and lesser medical facilities. A mere fraction of the exploding numbers of the so called developed 'First World' !

Let those idiots do whatever they wanna do. The reason behind is that our Govt. took it very seriously from the first instance.

 

[hit&run]

Here are some members from Australia, If I am not wrong
@hit&run and @prasadr14 can answer.
Anyway, from where you got that? it is very good treatment.

I am in NZ. Today we had 29 cases and 47 recovered. First time recovery out numbered positive cases.

Fast recovery depends on many factors. For now I will say luck. Other factors could be less virulent strain. Lesser exposure. Few people are talking about latitude so and so forth. Also those who are positive are self isolating at home and hardly taking any medicine except symptomatic treatment for fever etc. Medicine like CHQ are not available without doctor’s prescription. And Doctors here are thick skinned won’t prescribe anything extra.
May be very active people, good nourishment etc. plays a role here.

 

[Blue Water Navy]

Dude..theres news break that momta ji is giving door delivery of liquor?!!


talk about priorities when it comes to some states.
same in Kerala where docs were asked to prescribed alcohol.

Nahh!!! The only TMC party workers are getting the booze. In fact I am thinking of joining the party right now because of this

 

[hit&run]

Many presstitutes, media whores, khangressi, pseudo-intellectuals and pharma lobby claiming very less testing happening in India and actual number of cases are many times higher.

If this were the truth, then where are all the videos of the infected collapsing on the streets of India?

In a nation of 1.35 Billion, there should have been at least a few cases of undetected patients collapsing in the public and those videos would have become viral instantly like in China and Iran.

But not even one such incident!
This itself is proof that we are now doing enough testing of the suspected and quarantined population and no one is going untreated except the hiding jamatis.

There is now growing evidence that the mandatory BCG vaccine develops the required antibodies in infancy that can fight off the corona virus and explains why the much anticipated doom is NOT HAPPENING in India.

The growth in pandemic numbers has been much lower than all known prediction models in both India and Africa in spite of the poverty, overpopulation, lack of cleanliness in public places and lesser medical facilities. A mere fraction of the exploding numbers of the so called developed 'First World' !

Every tom dick and Harry especially Librandu in India I have seen is talking about testing. They have found yet another cause on rent to bark against Modi even when health is also a state subject.

Here in NZ the criteria for testing is very limited. After identifying the hot spots as they get consolidated the criteria is now being recalibrated. I don’t know why these fools think that every one should be tested and labs and clinicians be overwhelmed accessing every cynical person.

These clowns will piss in pants if asked to open a swab with suspected Covid-19 sample to test operating BSC-II cabinet.

 

[Blue Water Navy]

Good God!!! 211 new active cases from Maharashtra today. The total cases is through the roof today, 737

 

[Kumata]

Nahi sirji, they are just maska maro in their public statements.

Long way to go.....

Bhai Saab,

Congratulations on Nice promotion...

PArty :bounce::bounce: