I'm moving, and don't need my packages from China to be delivered a month later at my old place. So yeah, I've stopped for now. Plus, I don't want their shitty bat soup firus that's named after a shitty Mexican beer company.
The coronavirus can live on door handles and bus or train poles for up to nine days — more than four times longer than flu, according to new research. - don't buy any door handlesthe virus does not survive long on objects.. so yes, still ordering
The cironavirus has killed less people in the same time as flu... So not realy concerned about getting infected from packages (and it doesen't live long enough to survive the slow shipping).The Coronavirus not only made fatal victims, but has also affected China's economy, unsurprisingly.
I personally don't order from China, but rather buy from within the country I live in or from another Western country. I've noticed a lot of sellers on eBay say they dispatch from Great Britain, but when you check their profile it says Hong Kong (China), for example.
Oh yes, FFP3 masks are also selling out quite quickly on Amazon (U.K.) and on eBay they're being scalped. Imagine that, even when people might need a mask, they'll have to pay premium price rather than the original. Damn greed.
Going to need sources for that one. Not that it was responsibility but did a search for fomite and corona and got back not a lot there, no news stories, no research articles, no articles from health authorities. https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/factsheet-health-professionals-coronaviruses mentioned MERS for 24-48 hours, not mentions of specifics for this. The WHO fact sheet also mentioned not a lot other than fomite transmission was a possibility.The coronavirus can live on door handles and bus or train poles for up to nine days — more than four times longer than flu, according to new research. - don't buy any door handles
https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/cor...s-on-surfaces-for-up-to-9-days-report-2177234Going to need sources for that one. Not that it was responsibility but did a search for fomite and corona and got back not a lot there, no news stories, no research articles, no articles from health authorities. https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/factsheet-health-professionals-coronaviruses mentioned MERS for 24-48 hours, not mentions of specifics for this. The WHO fact sheet also mentioned not a lot other than fomite transmission was a possibility.
9 days is rather longer than most things survive on such surfaces in general as well for fomite transmission, most such things tending to be around that timeframe and this would represent a somewhat novel vector or aspect of the epidemiology and containment/control.
Holy crap you are wrong on so many levels! I can't even...I'm moving, and don't need my packages from China to be delivered a month later at my old place. So yeah, I've stopped for now. Plus, I don't want their shitty bat soup firus that's named after a shitty Mexican beer company.
Random Indian news source but the researcher quoted does appear to be noted elsewhere.
7,770 confirmed cases with 170 deaths. And? I'm still waiting for you to make your point because so far I am not convinced.
This is only starting, numbers are delayed due to the long symptomless incubation period of many weeks.New York Times said:In magnitude, scale and velocity, 2019-nCoV is too big a problem for any one team to solve. On Monday, China recorded its largest single-day surge of deaths, at 97, pushing the total reported dead worldwide to 910, with more than 40,500 people infected on four continents.
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That's very very very improbable. Even before this whole virus thing those companies were planning to pull production out of China because it was getting too expensive, and moving it somewhere cheaper. I doubt they will bring those jobs back to the States when they can get it done ten times cheaper somewhere else.Now, stuff that's made in China? Well, I'm kind of waiting for those manufacturing jobs to return to the States.
The beer joke was... a joke. but it DID come from bats afterall. SOURCEHoly crap you are wrong on so many levels! I can't even...
afak it was the doctor who worked very closely to the victims before the quarantin, when the ways to spread the virus were still unclear.The mortality rate is only 2%. Unless you're already old and sick you'll probably be fine. There is a known case of a 34 year old doctor dying from it though.