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So Covid infection rate is 4% when it's running high, right?
The birthday party in the 2018-19 #AndesVirus outbreak had 100 guests, 1 was infected & 5 got infected from that event so 5% right?
There were roughly 150 people on the ship. One was infected & 8 got infected. So 5%
*Hard to keep track and I'm trying not to include secondary infections.
Wouldn't that mean Andes is more infectious than #Covid surge? Am I mathing wrong?
I'm not talking death rate but infectious rate
@invadersil @DavidM_yeg
I'm just fine drinking the mimosas at home by myself
My logical brain says "yes, yes it sure will" but my more experienced in the last 6 years realistic brain that's seen some things, rolls it's eyes and says "they'll still just say it's all a hoax"
At 40% death rate.
Might I suggest the quarantine be set up there...
Then "we" have not learned how to combat that.
CORRECTION:
30 people have disembarked, not 23.
Their nationalities (not necessarily where they went):
Canada 2
Switzerland 2
Germany 1
Denmark 1
United Kingdom 7
Saint Kitts & Nevis 1
Netherlands 3
New Zealand 1
Singapore 1
Sweden 1
Turkey 2
USA 6
Unknown 2
TOTAL 30
• the ship left Argentina on Apr 1
• the above disembarked on Apr 24
• symptoms of the #AndesVirus occur within 1-8 weeks
Urban coastal problem?? Well that's a new one to me. Sheesh even in 1917 when there travel was much more limited, the Influenza circled the globe pretty quickly. But I suppose they probably think only Spanish people got it.
What else do I find concerning?
That the 30 people who were on the cruise ship Hondius, and have left to go back to their home countries, a handful of which are now in the US (who have quit WHO and seem hell bent on destroying any semblance of healthcare), are only being "monitored".
Symptoms can take 8 weeks to show up w/the #AndesVirus and I don't understand why they aren't being quarantined for 8 weeks since this #HantaVirus can spread human-to-human
We've learned nothing.
IMO
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