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1st Mansion Tenant · « **on:** January 21, 2020, 12:59:15 PM »

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7912949/Killer-Chinese-virus-comes-patient-reported-Washington-state-CDC-says.html?ico=pushly-notifcation-small

The first US case comes less than a week after the CDC announced that three airports - John F Kennedy International, Los Angeles, and San Francisco - would begin screening passengers arriving from Wuhan for the virus.
Officials in China have confirmed that the SARS-like coronavirus, which can trigger life-threatening respiratory infections, can and has been passed from human to human, including through saliva.
Vaccine experts at Baylor University are working on modifying a vaccine they designed to prevent SARS to protect against the new, related coronavirus, but the school's Dean of Tropical Medicine, which is developing the shot, Dr Peter Hotez, told DailyMail.com that its likely years away from deployment.

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A total of 325 people are confirmed to have caught the illness, with another 54 cases suspected and more than 900 people under observation (Pictured: The most recently available breakdown of where cases have been diagnosed)
China’s National Health Commission yesterday confirmed that the never-before-seen SARS-like coronavirus had spread between humans.
And now the body has revealed the unnamed infection is spread from the lungs and may travel in saliva – such as through coughs.
Taiwan today confirmed its first case of the lethal bug, which has killed six people in the Chinese city of Wuhan, home to 11million people.
As Taiwan becomes the fourth territory to report a case of the virus outside of China, following Thailand, South Korea and Japan, it can also be revealed that:

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Workers at Almaty International Airport in Kazakhstan are using thermal scanners to detect travellers from China who may have symptoms of the coronavirus sweeping Asia

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Malaysian officials use thermal imaging scanners and cameras to check passengers for fevers upon their arrival at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport

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People wearing face masks at a metro station in Taipei, Taiwan. Taiwan recorded its first case of the coronavirus this morning
Professor Zhong Nanshan, leader of the National Health Commission's expert team, revealed the virus is likely to be spread by saliva in a press conference today.
He told the meeting: 'As of now, it is affirmative that the new strain of coronavirus can be passed between humans.
'The virus is spread through respiratory system and distance of impact is not long, but it is possible that the virus was passed after being stuck to saliva.'
Professor Zhong said officials must 'quarantine the patients and stop them from contacting others'. Antibiotics will not tackle the virus because the drugs only work on bacterial infections.
And he added that the outbreak will not spread like SARS, so long as patients are quarantined immediately and their contacts are traced.
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A Chinese physician who was investigating the outbreak of a mysterious new virus in central China says he has himself been infected, it was revealed this evening.
Wang Guangfa, who heads the Department of Pulmonary Medicine at Beijing's Peking University First Hospital, was part of a team of experts that earlier this month visited Wuhan.
'I was diagnosed and my condition is fine,' Wang told Kong's Cable TV on Tuesday, thanking people for their concern. He is receiving treatment in hospital.
A leading expert told MailOnline the new Chinese coronavirus may have been lurking in animals for decades.
Sir Jeremy Farrar, a renowned specialist in infectious disease epidemics, said the virus isn't new but has likely adapted to infect humans.

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Passengers leaving for Wuhan, waiting at the Leonardo Da Vinci airport in Fiumicino, Rome

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Malaysia is one of many countries that have stepped up their passenger screening, with airport workers screening travellers for symptoms of the virus

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Pictured: A close-up of travellers on the thermal imaging camera at Kuala Lumpur International Airport

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South Korean cleaners prepare to disinfect the facilities at the customs, immigration and quarantine area at Incheon International Airport

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Officials at Taiwan's Center for Disease Control use thermal scanners to screen passengers arriving on a flight from China's Wuhan province

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A child wears a facemask at Daxing international airport in Beijing as he heads home for the Lunar New Year

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The outbreak is believed to have started late last month among people connected to a seafood market in Wuhan, where all six fatalities have happened

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Chinese quarantine workers wearing protective suits and masks are posted at an entrance to the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan

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An official uses an infrared thermometer on a traveler at a health screening checkpoint at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport. Wuhan is at the centre of the outbreak

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Staff in biohazard suits hold a metal stretcher by the in-patient department of Wuhan Medical Treatment Centre, where patients are being treated for the new coronavirus

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Quarantine workers spray disinfect at Incheon International Airport in South Korea. South Korea confirmed its first case on January 20 after a 35-year-old woman arriving at Seoul’s Incheon airport tested positive for the virus
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WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THIS OUTBREAK SO FAR?
A total of 322 people are confirmed to have caught the unnamed coronavirus, which has never been seen before. Six patients have died.
Most of the cases have occurred in Wuhan, a city in Hubei province home to 11million people. But patients have been diagnosed across China, including in Beijing and Shanghai.
The coronavirus, which is from the same family as SARS, has also spread to South Korea, Thailand, Japan and Taiwan.
Chinese officials yesterday confirmed the virus has spread between humans, suggesting it can be passed through coughs and sneezes.
The outbreak is believed to have started late last month among people connected to a seafood market in Wuhan, which has since been shut.
China is entering its busiest travel period due to the Lunar New Year, which sees many people travelling back to their home town or village.
Virologists fear the increased travel that will happen over the holidays will cause a surge in cases.
So where have cases been recorded?
IN CHINA
Hubei province, 270 cases, 6 deaths
Guangdong province, 17 cases
Chongqing province, 5 cases
Zhejiang province, 5 cases
Henan province, 1 case
Hunan province, 1 case
Yunnan province, 1 case
Sichuan province, 1 case
Shandong province, 1 case
Shanghai, 6 cases
Beijing, 10 cases
Tianjin, 2 cases
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ABROAD
Thailand, 2 cases
South Korea, 1 case
Japan, 1 case
Taiwan, 1 case

The outbreak is believed to have started late last month among people connected to a seafood market in Wuhan, where all six fatalities have happened.
State media reported on a fourth victim this morning – an 89-year-old man who lived in Wuhan. Experts from the country's National Health Commission this morning urged Wuhan's residents not to leave the city.
The mayor of the city later revealed there had been two more deaths – a 66-year-old man, known only as Li, and a 48-year-old woman, known only as Yin. Both died from multiple organ failure.
Zhou Xianwang said there has been a total of 258 cases in Wuhan. Twelve cases have been recorded elsewhere in Hubei province, where Wuhan is the capital. Officials in the Chinese city have said they will pay for all medical costs for patients infected with the virus.
Other cases have been confirmed today in Tianjin – a port city just outside of Beijing, as well as in a host of other provinces.
In a statement issued this afternoon, Hubei Province announced five new cases among healthcare workers, including one doctor and four nurses.
Taiwanese media this morning confirmed a case of the coronavirus. The unnamed woman, in her fifties, worked in Wuhan and had returned to Taiwan, CNA reports.
And North Korea has temporarily banned all tourists from entering the country over fears the Chinese coronavirus will spread, according to reports this afternoon.
Two foreign tour operators revealed officials in the Hermit Kingdom told them borders will close tomorrow until the outbreak is 'well under control'.
A South Korean budget airline has also announced it will postpone the launch of its cheap flights to Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the outbreak.
T’way Air said the decision was 'inevitable' given the spiralling number of cases, with 325 people across Asia now confirmed to have the virus.
Reports also state face masks are flying off the shelves across China as the country's citizens prepare themselves for the potential spread of the outbreak, which has already swept the nation.
People around China buy face masks amid fears of SARS-like virus

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Immaculatam Hostiam · « **Reply #1 on:** January 21, 2020, 03:41:07 PM »

At this point, it has less than a 2% fatality rate, but it's a new virus that can still go through genetic changes that make it more deadly and infectious. Definitely keep monitoring it, but I wouldn't lose any sleep over it. Currently, a person is more likely to be victim of an idiot road rager than contract this new virus. However, people should prepare themselves by getting at least a box of N95 masks. Regular surgical & face masks won't work against viruses.

Seraphina · « **Reply #2 on:** January 21, 2020, 07:24:50 PM »

I live and work in a Chinese community in NYC. Most people here are aware and exercising caution, but there's no panic or run on masks. Many of my colleagues at work are planning to travel to Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Taiwan, or South Korea for New Years, or for relatives to come here. I believe all three major airports, JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark are now scanning passengers inbound from China and other locations in Asia.
There's really no predicting what a virus will do. It can mutate rapidly to something lethal or fizzle out once it arrives in a population with a different germ pool. Example: The H1N1 influenza that killed off 3/4 of a village in Mexico did relatively little damage when it was carried from Mexico to NYC by high school students. A number of the students became sick, but only those who got sick in Mexico were hospitalized. The people who contracted the virus from the initial students got the flu, but in lesser virulence. To my knowledge, nobody died as a direct result of the students, although children, in particular, took a long time to fully recover.

Last Tradhican · « **Reply #3 on:** January 21, 2020, 07:34:49 PM »

I'm quaking in my boots. NOT!

Just another advertising fear campaign for the next flu vaccine.

"For though I should walk in the midst of the shadow of death, I will fear no evils, for thou art with me". (Psalm 22)

1st Mansion Tenant · « **Reply #4 on:** January 22, 2020, 06:25:24 PM »

Well, now it has mutated, and they have quarantined the city, but to late to shut the barn door once the horses are out...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7916223/US-forces-passengers-Wuhan-China-change-flights-screened-coronavirus.html

The coronavirus, a SARS-like disease, has killed 17 and sickened at least 532 people worldwide - including in Thailand, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and the US - since the first cases were reported in Wuhan in late December.
International concern has grown with the revelation that the virus spreads not just from animals to people, but between people. Its spread seems to be picking up speed, with some estimating up to 10,000 in China are already infected.
Despite branding Wuhan's measure to contain the outbreak 'strong', աօʀʟd ɦɛaʟtɦ օʀɢaռiʐatɨօռ (WHO) officials on Wednesday declined to call the new coronavirus an international emergency, instead delaying global recommendations until they reconvene Thursday.

Nadir · « **Reply #5 on:** January 22, 2020, 06:51:49 PM »

apologies for shouting:

https://nomorefakenews.com/

Is the new ‘deadly China virus’ a covert operation?

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by Jon Rappoport
by Jon Rappoport
January 22, 2020

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NEW VIRUS IN CHINA. WATCH OUT. SPREADING. ANIMALS TO HUMANS? PANDEMIC COMING UP? OBEY MEDICAL AUTHORITIES. ALL HANDS ON DECK. CENTERED IN WUHAN. CITY OF 11 MILLION. WILL THEY QUARANTINE AND SHUT DOWN HONG KONG? TRAVELERS WITH THE VIRUS GETTING THROUGH TO EUROPE AND AMERICA? WHAT’S THE NAME OF THE VIRUS? 2019-nCOV or nCoV2019. WHAT? THANK GOD THE CHINESE ARE UNDER A TIGHT DICTATORSHIP, THEY CAN CRACK DOWN AND QUARANTINE ANYBODY ON A WHIM. IF YOUR BODY TEMPERATURE IS ELEVATED ON A TEST, THEY STOP YOU? WOW. WE MAY NEED THAT IN THE USA, AS LONG AS THEY DON’T STOP ME. IMPEACHMENT? FORGET THAT, IT’S THE VIRUS.

In the 19 years of this website, the one story I’ve researched and covered more than any other is the DEADLY VIRUS hustle. SARS, Swine Flu, Ebola, etc.
Now, we have a new one. The possible maybe CORONAVIRUS from China.

In each case of these could-be killers, we have an official warning. “This could be the big one.” Millions of people could fall ill and die. In each case, there are travelers. “People returning from X have the virus and they are spreading it.” In the case of SARS and Swine Flu, the patients’ symptoms were typical “flu” symptoms: fever, fatigue, cough, weakness. In other words, there was no reason to think the “new disease” was any different from ordinary traditional illness.

The big and only difference is the claim that researchers have found a new virus as the cause of illness.

But in each case, there are serious problems with that claim.

First, only “official researchers” are involved with the “discovery” of the new virus. There is no confirmation from independent researchers. For example, in the case of SARS (2003), ten labs belonging to the աօʀʟd ɦɛaʟtɦ օʀɢaռiʐatɨօռ (WHO) performed the “discovery” of that coronavirus. They were connected through closed circuit—no outsiders allowed.

Eventually, a Canadian biologist working for WHO, Frank Plummer, told the press he was quite puzzled by what he was seeing: more and more SARS patients didn’t have the SARS virus at all. In fact, almost no new SARS patients had the virus. Well, when you stop and think about that ridiculous state of affairs, you realize you can’t say a person, with ordinary flu-like symptoms, is suffering from a new disease if he doesn’t have the cause of that disease. But the mainstream press took no notice of this and moved on.

In the case of the Swine Flu “epidemic” (2009), the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) was reporting thousands of cases in America—but CBS star reporter Sharyl Attkisson found out that the CDC had, mysteriously, stopped counting cases. How could this be? She came up with the devastating answer. The overwhelming percentage of blood tests on Swine Flu patients were coming back from labs with no sign of the Swine Flu virus or any other flu virus. That story ran on the CBS News site, but as Attkisson told me in an interview, the bosses at CBS wouldn’t allow it on the national television news broadcast. Censored. And that was the end of the CBS exposure of the Swine Flu hoax. Yet, as I reported: about three weeks after CBS shut down the story, WebMD ran a piece in which the CDC estimated there were 22 MILLION cases of Swine Flu in the US. If your head is spinning, it should be.
The second major problem with the announcement of a “new disease” or an epidemic is the absence of research on what we could call the “infection factor.” Let me explain. To even begin to say a particular germ is causing a particular disease, you have to prove the germ is present in a patient’s body IN GREAT NUMBERS. A few little viral particles floating around here and there are irrelevant. You need millions. So if an ignorant doctor or a researcher states, “Well, this patient has the coronavirus so he has the disease,” he’s falling far short of proving anything useful. Where are the tests proving the patient has millions of the virus in his body?

Nowhere.

The third major problem with the announcement of a “new disease” or an epidemic is the “test factor.” What test is being run on a patient to prove he has the “new virus” in his body? Most of the time, it is an antibody test. Stay with me here, this is important. Prior to 1984, it was generally recognized that a positive antibody test was a good outcome. In short, it indicated that the patient’s immune system had come in contact with a germ and successfully defeated it. But then, for several reasons, this science was turned on its head. A positive antibody test, from that time on, was evidence that the patient currently had the disease in question. Boom. Now, disease numbers could easily be inflated. And they were. And they are.

Automatically assuming that the announcement of a possible epidemic is accurate—well, it’s a major mistake, to say the least.

The CDC and WHO are operated by virus hunters. Running a new virus up the flagpole is their stock in trade. They rush to an area where an “outbreak” has been announced, and they roll up their sleeves and look for the virus. They pay no attention to environmental factors, such as contaminated water supplies or toxic chemicals or malnutrition or lack of basic sanitation.

Epidemics are good for business. Pharmaceutical business, inducing fear business, shutting down travel business, diverting the public from key events business, surveillance and quarantine business, and so on.

I’m sure, at some point, there will be THANK YOU, CHINA, BUSINESS, too. Thank you, China, for your rule by iron fist over the population. Your ability to stop anyone for any reason and test for “the virus” may have saved the planet from an extinction event. Freedom? Forget it. Public safety is the ace in the deck. It wins every time. Hell, we may need a good epidemic in the US, so we can exert more control over the unruly citizenry. The doctor is king. Do what he says. Always. How many vaccines are there now? Take all of them. Everyone must.
Nineteen years ago, when I started this website, I told you that, of all the cartels in this world, the most important and powerful one, long-term, was the medical cartel. Nothing since that time has changed my mind.

Immaculatam Hostiam · « **Reply #6 on:** January 22, 2020, 07:06:44 PM »

532 confirmed worldwide infections to "estimating up to 10,000 in China are already infected" is a huge speculative leap and illogical assertion in the article.

Now, if you put a 0 behind the 532 (making it 5,320) confirmed infections at this early stage of emergence to global spread, then there would be good reason to be alarmed. Right now, there seems to be a little bit of fear mongering by the media.

However, I still think people should keep an eye on what's happening with that new virus; and I still believe the possibility that this new virus could be engineered and deliberately released to create a black swan event that will impact everything, especially one of its two major targets - the financial markets. The bankers need a scapegoat.
Thanks for posting, 1st Mansion Tenant.

Maria Regina · « **Reply #7 on:** January 22, 2020, 08:43:55 PM »

Chatter on Twitter and YouTube videos are saying that this Corona Killer Virus might be a laboratory manufactured bio-weapon (fαℓѕє fℓαg) designed to promote a new vaccine, that has already been patented. The Gate Foundation is behind this.

This new vaccine will not only weaken our immune system, but also poison and weaken us with aluminum, mercury, and aborted stem cells.

Maria Regina · « **Reply #8 on:** January 22, 2020, 11:34:04 PM »

Here is another video dealing with the Corona Virus

Immaculatam Hostiam · « **Reply #9 on:** January 25, 2020, 07:50:09 AM »

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Kinda weird how the dollar and financial system is on the brink of collapse (the only thing keeping it afloat is the massiv money-printing), which is what has artificially sky-rocketed the stock market, while a new coronavirus emerged in China recently. Just waiting for it to mutate before it spreads like wildfire and has a high mortality rate, thus, deflect away from the Bankers who engineered the coming financial collapse, fleecing of the masses, and eradication of the middle class. So when the next 1918 Spanish Flu-like, or worse, pandemic hits, everything will come to a standstill including distribution, thus, the markets, banks, and dollar will collapse. Perfect way to escape blame for actually causing the collapse by their fractional reserve ponzi scheme running since 1913 which is inherently designed to fail.

(my comment from another thread)

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However, I still think people should keep an eye on what's happening with that new virus; and I still believe the possibility that this new virus could be engineered and deliberately released to create a black swan event that will impact everything, especially one of its two major targets - the financial markets. The bankers need a scapegoat.

Wuhan-CoV spread is alarming. Here are a sequence of tweets about the virus, reproductive #, fatality rate, etc. by a former Harvard scientist. Take it for whatever it's worth. He could be a narcissistic drama queen, but the current global spread of the virus is alarming still alarming because a lot more infections and deaths is sure to follow.

Note tweet #8 is missing

Ladislaus · « **Reply #10 on:** January 25, 2020, 08:24:45 AM »

#1) China's top bio-weapons lab is located in the same area where this broke out

#2) Bill and Melinda Gates foundation (who have made no secret of their aspiration for population control) fund the company that owns the patent for corona virus.

Finally, the Chinese are obviously suppressing the numbers and the threat. Reports from China (including some video) show people just dropping where they stand and having men in hazmat suits coming to retrieve them. Chinese are reportedly turning people with symptoms away to keep the numbers down and also falsely attributing deaths to other causes to keep the numbers down. You don't lock down an entire city for a couple dozen deaths. Some reports have the death toll in the 10,000 range already. Even with their official numbers, the 3-4% morality rate is double what was estimated for the Spanish flue that killed 50 million people worldwide.

Ladislaus · « **Reply #11 on:** January 25, 2020, 08:36:52 AM »

Reportedly you could have this for 14 days before symptoms appear and be contagious ... thus the extremely high transmission rate.

Stanley N · « **Reply #12 on:** January 25, 2020, 09:28:07 AM »

Quote from: Ladislaus on January 25, 2020, 08:24:45 AM

#2) Bill and Melinda Gates foundation (who have made no secret of their aspiration for population control) fund the company that owns the patent for corona virus.

I assume you mean patent for a vaccine. Do you have a source for this information?
I have seen people saying that on social media, but news indicates a vaccine is a long way off.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/china-coronavirus-vaccine-outbreak-wuhan-virus-in-china
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/what-new-coronavirus-n1119081

Ladislaus · « **Reply #13 on:** January 25, 2020, 09:38:17 AM »

Quote from: Stanley N on January 25, 2020, 09:28:07 AM

I assume you mean patent for a vaccine. Do you have a source for this information?
I have seen people saying that on social media, but news indicates a vaccine is a long way off.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/china-coronavirus-vaccine-outbreak-wuhan-virus-in-china
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/what-new-coronavirus-n1119081

It's related to a vaccine, where the Pirbright Institute holds a patent from 2015 on an altered (allegedly attenuated) form of the corona virus. There was also some dolt at, if I recall the University of Wisconsin, who developed a 100% lethal version of corona virus by changing its outer shell somehow.

Ladislaus · « **Reply #14 on:** January 25, 2020, 09:39:26 AM »

The 1918 Spanish influenza had a transmission rate of 1.8, while this one is showing 3.8 in the official numbers. And the current death rate translates into about 75,000,000 deaths worldwide.

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