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Coronavirus: Greece quarantines 2nd migrant camp [DW] Public health authorities have locked down two migrant camps after residents tested positive for the novel coronavirus (aka COVID19 or Chinese Plague) ![]() . Rights groups have called on Athens to move Greek authorities on Sunday announced that a second migrant camp has been placed under lockdown restrictions after a 53-year-old Afghan migrant tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The Afghan man and his family reside in the Malakasa camp, which lies about 45 kilometers (28 miles) north of Athens. Public health authorities are attempting to trace the chain of transmission, although it could prove difficult with the camp hosting some 1,800 Greece last week placed the Ritsona migrant camp in northern Greece under lockdown. Both camps will remain under quarantine for at least 14 days, according to Greece's migration ministry. More than 110,000 Related: Coronavirus: 2020-04-04 China sends over 1,000 ventilators to crisis-hit New York as death-toll passes 3,500 Coronavirus: 2020-04-04 New York City is lying about Chinese virus death rates Coronavirus: 2020-04-04 Entire Crew Of A Russian Nuclear Submarine Is In Quarantine After COVID-19 Exposure Related: Greece: 2020-04-03 Greece Seals off Migrant Camp with Multiple Virus Cases Greece: 2020-04-03 Spring Snowstorm in Northern Greece Greece: 2020-03-31 Turkish Army burns Syrian refugee camps on the Turkish-Greek border to force them to go to Greece Related: Quarantine: 2020-04-04 Oct 2014 Memory Hole: An Ebola Outbreak Would Be Advantageous For Globalists Quarantine: 2020-04-04 An Eyewitness Perspective on How South Korea Tackled the COVID-19 Virus Quarantine: 2020-04-04 Entire Crew Of A Russian Nuclear Submarine Is In Quarantine After COVID-19 Exposure New Orleans Death Rate 3 Times Higher Than New York City [OANN] Experts recently revealed coronavirus (aka COVID19 or Chinese Plague) ![]() seems to be far deadlier in New Orleans, Louisiana, than anywhere else in the United States. New Orleans has reportedly experienced a COVID-19 death rate three times higher than New York City. According to the CDC, 78 percent of patients in U.S. intensive care units had underlying conditions, such as obesity or diabetes. Doctors in Louisiana have said this information is in line with the results they have been seeing in New Orleans cases. "We think that a lot of the organ dysfunction that we see in this COVID syndrome is the result of excessive systemic inflammation," explained Dr. Kyle Happel. "We know that folks that are obese a lot of times have markers in their blood and, a lot of times, systemic inflammation." As of Saturday, Louisiana reported more than 12,400 cases of COVID-19, with the corpse count reaching just over 400. The state’s health department has said that 97 percent of those killed by the virus had some form of preexisting condition. Related: New Orleans: 2020-03-30 Coronaplague roundup: 4 in 10 people worldwide confined due to pandemic New Orleans: 2020-03-30 NOLA Mayor: Who Knew Mardi Gras Should Have Been Canceled? New Orleans: 2020-03-29 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Contagion and the Right to Travel Related: New York City: 2020-04-04 New York City is lying about Chinese virus death rates New York City: 2020-04-02 Coronaplague Roundup: Michigan prisoner coronavirus cases surpass 100 New York City: 2020-04-01 Coronavirus: The California Herd Michigan surpasses 15,000 coronavirus cases, 600 deaths [FREEP] The number of confirmed coronavirus (aka COVID19 or Chinese Plague) ![]() cases in Michigan climbed above 15,000, with a total of 617 deaths. An additional 77 deaths from COVID-19 were reported Sunday along with 1,493 new cases. The state now has 15,718 confirmed cases. Michigan has the third-highest number of cases and deaths in the nation, behind New York and New Jersey, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. Related: Coronavirus: 2020-04-04 China sends over 1,000 ventilators to crisis-hit New York as death-toll passes 3,500 Coronavirus: 2020-04-04 New York City is lying about Chinese virus death rates Coronavirus: 2020-04-04 Entire Crew Of A Russian Nuclear Submarine Is In Quarantine After COVID-19 Exposure Related: Johns Hopkins University: 2020-04-03 Iran’s Speaker Reportedly Diagnosed with Coronavirus Johns Hopkins University: 2020-04-03 Biden calls to ease Iranian sanctions due to coronavirus outbreak Johns Hopkins University: 2020-03-31 Thai King isolates from virus with 20 hot women! Related: Michigan: 2020-04-02 Coronaplague Roundup: Michigan prisoner coronavirus cases surpass 100 Michigan: 2020-04-02 Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Asks Trump Administration for Chloroquine After Reversing Ban Michigan: 2020-04-02 Joe Biden says Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is on his vice presidential list
Checkpoints at Louisiana-Texas border open Sunday [KHOU] The order does not apply to people traveling for military service, emergency response or healthcare workers coming to assist in the state. Related: Texas: 2020-04-04 Oct 2014 Memory Hole: An Ebola Outbreak Would Be Advantageous For Globalists Texas: 2020-04-04 Coronaplague Roundup: Spain's daily coronavirus death toll falls for first time since March 26 Texas: 2020-04-04 Panty-stealing Long Island judge stripped of license, steps down from bench Related: Louisiana: 2020-04-02 Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, who resisted strict coronavirus measures, says he just learned it transmits asymptomatically Louisiana: 2020-04-02 Coronaplague Roundup: Michigan prisoner coronavirus cases surpass 100 Louisiana: 2020-04-01 Coronaplague Roundup: Italy Finally Starts Mass Treatment with Hydroxychloroquine
Thousands of NY COVID patients are being treated with anti-malarial drug ![]() President Trump has touted hydroxychloroquine as a potential life-saver, although there is no widespread scientific evidence to date showing it helps battle COVID-19. But Gov. Andrew Cuomo last month said healthcare providers in the state would be using the drug in combination with the antibiotic Zithromax, or azithromycin, for some last-ditch cases, based on potentially promising research. “Time is of the essence,’’ said Albany University Public Health Dean David Holtgrave, who is on the state’s research team, in a statement. A state Health Department official said the DOH has shipped doses of hydroxychloroquine to 56 hospitals across New York, distributing enough “to treat 4,000 patients to date.” Patients have received doses as part of four- or 10-day regimens, officials said. The University of Albany’s School of Public Health is observing the drug’s impact on the patients, and its preliminary study could come back in weeks instead of the usual months, officials said. Related: Hydroxychloroquine: 2020-04-02 Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Asks Trump Administration for Chloroquine After Reversing Ban Hydroxychloroquine: 2020-04-01 Gov. Whitmer reverses course on coronavirus drugs, is now asking feds for hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine Hydroxychloroquine: 2020-04-01 Post-Virus, When are We Going to Start Thinking?
Bill de Blasio says New York City will run out of ventilators by Wednesday ![]()
Related: De Blasio: 2020-04-04 White House changes national stockpile definition amid criticism its keeping supplies from states De Blasio: 2020-04-03 3M Says It Needed Chinese Approval To Sell Medical Masks In The US De Blasio: 2020-03-26 Nicolle Wallace's interview of Joe Biden is the most embarrassing thing you'll see all week Related: Brooklyn: 2020-04-04 Coronaplague Roundup: Spain's daily coronavirus death toll falls for first time since March 26 Brooklyn: 2020-04-03 Coronaplague Roundup: Texas city moves to fine people who don't cover their faces outside Brooklyn: 2020-04-02 Pac Harbor (LA) Train Engineer trys to crash train into USNS Mercy Related: New York State: 2020-03-23 De Blasio: People Will Die Because Trump ‘Will Not Lift a Finger to Help’ New York State: 2020-03-14 Greening Our Way to Infection New York State: 2020-03-10 New York City's [2008] emergency 'surge plan' for a severe pandemic calls for Rikers Island inmates to dig mass graves to bury up to 51,000 bodies as coronavirus cases increase
Big cats getting the virus
France reports lowest daily virus toll in a week, total now 8,078
This added another 2,028 deaths to the national tally for a total death toll of 7,560, an increase of 1,053 on the cumulative figure reported on Friday. Previously unreported, nursing home deaths now make up nearly a third of total coronavirus deaths | |
Posted by:trailing wife |
#16 apparently at his press conf today, Gov Cuomo said somthing positive about the hcq + antibiotic treatment regime can't find the transcript - just people tweeting about it |
Posted by: lord garth 2020-04-06 16:37 |
#15 1 Grecian Formula: Quarantine all of them 2 Snark I read y'day - Michigan shouldn't worry. They'll lose out to Iowa and Wisconsin, then drop out of the Top 20. 3 De Blasio is the one who needs to be ventilated 4. Phillipines - no 9 deaths since the cops shot a guy who refused to wear a mask. |
Posted by: Mercutio 2020-04-06 15:26 |
#14 In NY there are probably dozens of different treatment regimes, some using HCQ for mild cases, some using HCQ only for serious cases, some using it for prophylactic, some with zinc some without zinc. Probably a few cases where they are still enlisting patients for clinical trials. NY is truly the nation's hot spot for the Wu. About 45% of the USA Wu deaths are from NY. LA, MI and NJ together are about 25% |
Posted by: lord garth 2020-04-06 14:48 |
#13 I’m guessing that doctors in NYC are prescribing HCQ to more patients earlier in the disease cycle and that is contributing to the reduced hospitalizations. |
Posted by: Remoteman 2020-04-06 12:29 |
#12 * detailed |
Posted by: Lex 2020-04-06 10:01 |
#11 Until we have derailed breakdowns of infection and fatalities by sub-region, neighborhood and ethnicity, we cannot say that Sweden's approach is not the wise approach. It may well be the case that the spike we are now seeing in Sweden is concentrated in a small number of at-risk demographics groups clustered in a few districts or neighborhoods in central Stockholm. We don't know for sure because apparently the Swedish authorities do not disaggregate their health stats by ethnicity or race. But if those press reports from a week ago are correct, then this behavioral + demographic explanation of the trend in Sweden is the most likely one for Sweden's -- really, Stockholm's - recent COVID spike. |
Posted by: Lex 2020-04-06 10:00 |
#10 #3 do you have any links? In Swedish, here's one of many articles that leads with the "6 out of 15" statistic. It also includes a discussion of cultural aspects (cf. paragraph about "kukturella aspekter"), also a quote from a local Swedish Muslim named Jihan Mohamed, and that appears to have been written by someone from the Swedish Muslim community. |
Posted by: Lex 2020-04-06 09:41 |
#9 Wells Fargo ($10 Billion Dollars allotted to them) is already out of SBA money for the small business payroll protection program (in only a few hours), leaving a massive number of small businesses in deep dodo. |
Posted by: Phomoper Lumplump4826 2020-04-06 08:16 |
#8 About the tigers, wasn't there an article somewhere about the Chinese rounding up "pets" in Wuhan. You have to grow a virus in something be it a cell line or a host. House cats have been used as lab animals before, and this begins to sound like a badB-movie. |
Posted by: Vinegar Spolusing6485 2020-04-06 08:01 |
#7 But Gov. Andrew Cuomo last month said healthcare providers in the state would be using the drug in combination with the antibiotic Zithromax, or azithromycin, for some last-ditch cases, based on potentially promising research. Seems a few days late. Hydroxychloroquine is said to be the most effective during the early disease stage and avoids the need for ventilators. Almost like NY Government doesn't want to admit Trump may be right (again). |
Posted by: Shock Ominese5736 2020-04-06 02:48 |
#6 #1 Well, that would explain why Swedes are so phlegmatic about coronavirus. |
Posted by: g(r)omgoru 2020-04-06 02:36 |
#5 Curiously, we've not seen a single mention of a Chinese gov't or military stricken with the virus. |
Posted by: Besoeker 2020-04-06 01:56 |
#4 TW, my guess wold be that they are nastier that others, seems to be a going thing with this pandemic. |
Posted by: Chris 2020-04-06 01:47 |
#3 Do we know how many of the 400 additional deaths since last week were Somali-Swedes? I suspect you are our subject specialist on this, Lex. Do you happen to have any links on the information you shared above? |
Posted by: trailing wife 2020-04-06 01:07 |
#2 all muslims pieces of shit , send them home to die. |
Posted by: Chris 2020-04-06 00:57 |
#1 It's not gained any traction in the English-language press but multiple reports appeared a week ago in the Swedish-language local press that 40% of the initial 15 deaths in Sweden were Somali-Svensk ie Somali immigrants, who make up 0.6% of Sweden's population. If my reading of the Swedish press is correct, Somalis also accounted for about 14% of the total infections in Sweden as of the beginning of the last week in March. Putting these together yields a deaths-per-population rate for the Somali population that is about 100x that of the non-Somali Swedish population. Do we know how many of the 400 additional deaths since last week were Somali-Swedes? We do know they are overwhelmingly concentrated in Stockholm, which is where the Somali-Swedish population is concentrated. Stockholm accounts 10% of Sweden's population but ca 70% of Saeden's coronavirus fatalities. Based on anecdotal descriptions of Somali behavior during this crisis, it seems likely that Somali-Swedes continue to have orders of magnitude higher infection and death rates than Swedes overall. Not to blame anyone or any group - every death is horrible, regardless of nationality or behavior - but we need to get beneath the scary numbers, disaggregate them by locality and neighborhood and every demographic attribute and then try to see the real drivers of the epidemic's spread. It would seem logical for the Swedes to begin testing everyone in Jarva and the other Stockholm neighborhood's which reportedly contain this and other at-risk populations, and then to take appropriate, targeted measures as needed in those areas. - Just my two kroner. |
Posted by: Lex 2020-04-06 00:46 |