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https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30627-9/fulltext

COVID-19 and Italy: what next?

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Finally, our analysis tends to suggest that measures to reduce transmission should certainly be implemented, as our government did on March 9, by inhibiting people's movement and social activities, unless strictly required. Rather than revising the Schengen visa-free zone, the most effective way to contain this viral outbreak in European countries is probably to avoid close contact at the individual level and social meetings in each country.

disident wrote:Ajde razidjite se građani, najveći novinar srbije i nemačke je reko svoje

Kad se kroz mesec dana svi vrate normalnom životu i svima dosadi da se plaše, i mediji više ne izveštavaju samo o jednoj temi, i proglasimo pobede nad virusom (koji će kružiti i dalje kao jedan od "bezimenih" virusa), hoće li biti malo samorefleksije? Kao, brt preterali smo bili?

— Nemanja Rujević (@strani_placenik) March 14, 2020

Germany has c. 25,000 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators.
France has 5,065 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators.
Why does Germany have five times more?
All of a sudden this matters! @TobiasBuckFT @davideghiglionehttps://t.co/tpcdcm1uRH pic.twitter.com/0JkkdUN2wK

— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) March 14, 2020

According to the government, Germany has around 28,000 intensive care beds, of which 25,000 are equipped with ventilators.
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France, where President Emmanuel Macron announced the closures of all schools and universities from Monday because of the spreading virus, has 5,065 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators. However, health officials caution that many are already occupied by patients receiving medical care. It has another 7,364 intensive care beds that lack ventilators.

Coronavirus cases have risen by more than 1,500 in less than 24 hours, according to the Spanish health ministry.

New numbers published by the ministry show that the total number of confirmed cases in Spain rose from 4,231 on Friday at 6 p.m. to 5,753 on Saturday at 11:30 a.m.

#COVIDー19 | La prise d'anti-inflammatoires (ibuprofène, cortisone, ...) pourrait être un facteur d'aggravation de l’infection. En cas de fièvre, prenez du paracétamol.
Si vous êtes déjà sous anti-inflammatoires ou en cas de doute, demandez conseil à votre médecin.

— Olivier Véran (@olivierveran) March 14, 2020

William Murderface wrote:Mislim da je to sto je napisao sasvim realna mogucnost.

kineskinja iz moje firme ima zadatak da bude na vezi sa menadzmentom zgrade i organima vezano za rezim rada u ofisu.  za sada je hladno, tako da idemo samo kada treba poslati neka dokumenta ili uzorke, od sledece nedelje ide toplije vreme, tako da mozemo raditi u maskiranim trojkama:

Dear Colleagues,

Regarding to the Coronavirus, our building will be checked everyday by government group (officially or secretly as building Manager told), so just in case, you have to know following things:

1 All the papers from government incl. appointed hospital name and contact information are on the wall out of our office

2 in the office, it is necessary to wear mask, have body temperature meter, open windows at least twice /day, 30min/time. Disinfect twice/day ( the disinfect liquid at the door). The record for disinfection ours is on side of the fridge,.

3 For now officially ( to the government grope) we work at home, and come to office in necessary. There are not over 3 people in the office in one day ( which according to the requirement, and we stick the letter for upper limit on the wall) . The employees, who come to the office, already sign the letter from employees( 复工承诺书，in attachment) , will be recorded and be in charge of the disinfection. The employees in the office will be not sit opposite and the distance between everyone will be 1 m, we confirm that we have enough area >2.5m for everyone to use.

4 We already collected all the healthy status information of employees. All the required documents are in attachment”一册一案”，incl. situation of employees, 14 days tracking record（台帐，追踪记录）， 企业责任书，防控工作方案，上岗方案，防控应急方案etc. If someone check, please show them.

5 Employees , who come back after 14. Feb 2020 will be in quarantine of 14 days.

Gargantua wrote:

Germany has c. 25,000 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators.
France has 5,065 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators.
Why does Germany have five times more?
All of a sudden this matters! @TobiasBuckFT @davideghiglionehttps://t.co/tpcdcm1uRH pic.twitter.com/0JkkdUN2wK

— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) March 14, 2020

According to the government, Germany has around 28,000 intensive care beds, of which 25,000 are equipped with ventilators.
...
France, where President Emmanuel Macron announced the closures of all schools and universities from Monday because of the spreading virus, has 5,065 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators. However, health officials caution that many are already occupied by patients receiving medical care. It has another 7,364 intensive care beds that lack ventilators.

KinderLad wrote:

Gargantua wrote:

Germany has c. 25,000 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators.
France has 5,065 intensive care beds equipped with ventilators.
Why does Germany have five times more?
All of a sudden this matters! @TobiasBuckFT @davideghiglionehttps://t.co/tpcdcm1uRH pic.twitter.com/0JkkdUN2wK

— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) March 14, 2020

E sa 25 000 potpuno opremljenih kreveta mozes da budes malo opusteniji. Zanima me zivo koliko ima UK.

Gargantua wrote:

KinderLad wrote:

E sa 25 000 potpuno opremljenih kreveta mozes da budes malo opusteniji. Zanima me zivo koliko ima UK.

Ako izvedemo iz gornjih brojki za oko trećinu manje od Francuske.

SJAJNA VEST Pacijent koji se lečio u KC Vojvodine VIŠE NEMA KORONA VIRUS

"Sa Klinike za Infektivne bolesti Kliničkog centra Vojvodine, jedan pacijent je pušten na kućno lečenje, pošto su testovi pokazali da je negativan na korona virus, a njegovo zdravstveno stanje će se i dalje pratiti", izjavila je za RTV Vojvodine, direktorka Kliničkog centra Vojvodine, Edita Stokić.

Ravnatelj HZJZ-a Krunoslav Capak rekao je da je negativan i drugi od dvojice blizanaca koji su bili zaraženi. Radi se o osobi koja je bila prva zaražena u Hrvatskoj.

- U razmaku od 48 sati test je negativan i on će danas ići kući, dakle, imamo dvoje potpuno ozdravljenih, rekao je Capak.

#INPICTURES | Cuban and Chinese doctors arriving in Italy to assist the health authorities.

Cuba has the interferon Alpha-2B, powerful in the treatment of coronavirus and China has the experience of having overcome the peak of infections in its territory. #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/QonCFE4smv

— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) March 14, 2020

As countries ranging from the United States to Italy and Iran struggle to manage the virus, Seoul’s handling of the outbreak – involving a highly coordinated government response that has emphasised transparency and relied heavily on public cooperation in place of hardline measures such as lockdowns – is increasingly viewed by public health experts as a model to emulate for authorities desperate to keep the virus under control.

Whereas China, where the virus originated, and more recently Italy have placed millions of their citizens on lockdown, South Korea has not restricted people’s movements – not even in Daegu, the southeastern city at the centre of the country’s outbreak.

The linchpin of South Korea’s response has been a testing programme that has screened more people per capita for the virus than any other country by far. By carrying out up to 15,000 tests per day, health officials have been able to screen some 250,000 people – about one in every 200 South Koreans – since January.