Where did the Coronavirus 19 Originate from? and anything relative to the virus.

 

Where did the Coronavirus 19 originate from? and anything relative to the virus.

 

Coronavirus is 'uniquely adapted to infect humans': Top vaccine scientist says it could only have come from an animal through a 'freak of nature' - and the possibility it leaked from Wuhan lab MUST be investigated 

 

Scientists have produced evidence that the pandemic virus is 'uniquely adapted to infect humans', raising fresh questions over whether its origins were natural or could have occurred in a laboratory.

 

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Celia and others

Please join Flutracking today at https://www.flutracking.net

We are starting tracking earlier this year because of the widespread transmission of coronavirus around the world.

First 10 second survey tomorrow morning.

Please share, we need thousands more participants across Australia.

 

Suze thanks for putting that up again Suze -- I did it some time ago -- it is a great site and the more the better that join -- takes seconds every week -- and you are able to see where the danger area are -- I have been on it since it started -- the more that join the better as it enables them to know where the infected areas are

Thanks Suze will do!

Quietly thinking there may be'seasonality aspect'  to Coronavirus and that perhaps Australia may feel a greater impact of Coronavirus  spread (along with our regular flu season) moving into  Autumn and winter.

Just a personal opinion.

You may be dead reight Shetso1 -- I hope not but flu season is on the way here

Yes I agreee with you Shetso and PlanB, once winter hits the COVID 19 will have a greater impact in Australia.

I never get the flu or vaccine, so I am not worried. I think people are over-reacting, the stress will weaken your immune system. I would not be wanting to track anything, just do your normal precautions.

I've been doing Flutracking  at https://www.flutracking.net

for a number of years now ... it does not take much time and it helps research

Whether you get the flu Vaccine or not ... it does not proclude you to participate.

Actually it may keep the stats in balance.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8034387/Fears-14-day-coronavirus-quarantine-short-pensioner-took-27-days-symptoms.html?ito=email_share_article-image-share 

A Chinese pensioner who took 27 days to show coronavirus symptoms has sparked fears that a 14-day quarantine is two weeks too short.

The 70-year-old man was infected with the killer virus in China's Hubei Province and showed symptoms nearly four weeks later, the local government said on Saturday.

He drove to Shennongjia, in north-western Hubei, from eastern Ezhou, where he had close contact with his sister, who had been infected, on January 24, according to the Hubei government website.

It might be the case that he was not tested early enough because sometimes symptoms do not show.

I think there needs to be much more care taken -- and telling people to SELF ISOLATE -- what a joke -- most don't care a darn for anyone but themselves

Can't recall such extreme disease measures such as mass city/town/regional lockdowns around the world with accompanying transport and travel bans plus mass quarantines becoming common in my lifetime.

Maybe I'm wrong and others here may remember similar worldwide mass precautions in the last 70-80 years.

 

Can anyone remember Hong Kong flu of the late 1960s?

Vaguely remember  getting it myself along with quite a few other people at that time and was pretty sick.  But there didn't seem to be any quarantining or anything.  People just got it, got sick, got better but with some probably dying from it as is the case with yearly flu seasons.

But no have never seen quarantining on the Coronavirus scale in my lifetime.

SARS and MERS have a much higher death rate and occurred relatively recently really - but cannot recall massive cities of millions of people being in lock down or even if Australia closed their borders to people from countries so affected.  Or masses of people in face masks everywhere and doctors in what looks like medical space suits worn by those treating people with Coronavirus.  

Think the Ebola reaction seems about as close as I can come in relation to a comparison with Coronavirus.

 

 

 

 

Unprecendent reaction from Governments, why? It is about learning ways of controlling people? I am still dumbfounded how they have the resources to do all the lab testing of people's saliva, maybe that is another way of collecting DNA.

Considering when we have blood tests to find out anything is wrong and how long it takes to get the results.

And I question those who have died what drugs are they being forced to take?

 

Agree musicveg - especially your last sentence...

.... heard earlier that thousands of Chinese sex workers are hiding the fact they may have the virus as they are too scared to go to hospitals/doctors for fear of retribution from the Chinese Govt.

Can only get worse as more scenario's are coming to light within China ....go figure!  

 

 

 

Interesting to note that in South Korea it is a religious sect of people that have the most cases. And why is Italy having so many cases all of a sudden? They do have a fairly strict vaccine program there, I am wondering if there is a connection to some dud vaccines?

 

Hi Shetso 1

Yes I can remember Hong Kong flu. Pretty nasty it was, but I still travelled overseas in 58/59 & 66. But the media was not so sophisticated as today and didn't panic the public.

 

Image result for history of Hong Kong fluImage result for history of Hong Kong fluImage result for history of Hong Kong fluView all  The Hong Kong flu resulted in an estimated one million to four million deaths, far fewer than the 1918–19 pandemic, which caused between 25 million and 50 million deaths. The 1968 pandemic was initiated by the emergence of a virus known as influenza A subtype H3N2 (also called Hong Kong flu virus).  https://www.britannica.com/event/Hong-Kong-flu-of-1968   

 

 

Interesting Celia how many people died yet the world did not panic even though it was being spread by soldiers worldwide. Most interesting though is it started in China! So how many viruses have started in China? and why? And even more interesting is that even though it killed so many people it is still in circulation so therefore it was never completely eliminated anyway. Will this be the same case with Corona and how did the HK pandemic stop or when the authorities decided it was no longer an immediate threat?. Looking at past pandemics and how they were handled is interesting to compare what is happening now.

 

Hi Musicveg.

I believe as I have said, the media was not so sophisticated back then, most of us didn't hear about it till it was up and running for weeks. 

Also Why China?

I think they eat a lot of wild and weird animals that are not killed in clean abattoirs or even sold in sanitory conditions;  on the news today China has finally banned the consumption of these wild animals.

Hi Musicveg,

Interesting aspect of the Spanish flu was that the death rate was prevalent amongst relatively young otherwise healthy adults between say 20 to 40 years, where as many other flu types including Coronavirus seems deadly for the very young, elderly, or those with pre-existing health problems.

Dreadful turn of events for some young soldiers to survive years of the bloody wasteful slaughter on a massive scale that was WW1, only to be struck down by Spanish flu when it was all coming to an end.  Actually thought Spanish flu was a type of avian flu originating from birds.

Celia,

Surely humans have eaten wild animals forever.  I mean indigenous people would have always eaten kangaroos and goannas and any bird they could lay their hands on.  Think Europeans of the past would have eaten wild deer, boars, sheep, cattle and other things.  Native Americans ate bison which seemed to be wild and just sort of roamed freely in herds.  With humans just sort of following them around because they were a reliable food source.


Actually not really sure I know the difference between wild animals for eating and the rest.

 But wonder if humans got flu viruses on epidemic scale back then.

 

 

 

It could also be because of the number of poisons that are used as well as all the chemicals that are spayed and fed to Animals AND we humans eat because of the amount that are sprayed/fed -- the likes of grain etc is sprayed 7 times with the likes of Roundup -- and the animals WE eat are fed Hormones and Antibiotics -- and thats in our so called CIVALISTED country  --it must ALL have a detrimental effect.

NOTHING is natural anymore!

It is also one of the reasons that antibiotics do not work well these days --because we are fed them in a roundabout way.

 

 

Shetso1, I don't think you can really compare the Spanish flu, too long ago and hygiene was a bit different in those days, as well as storing of food, during WW1 many were starving due to lack of fresh food so they would not have been getting enough Vitamin C which prevents illness.

PlanB yes chemicals play a bit part on weaking immune systems sometimes damaging it permanently. And to think what is in the disinfectants getting sprayed everywhere now.

Personally I don't eat meat and it is hard to say what is safe to eat, due to what they put in animals and how they are fed unnatural foods to fatten up. They are mostly sick and stressed when killed so that all plays a part too.

Celia,

Regarding your statement about Chinese people eating a lot of wild animals:

Have you forgotten about Mad Cow Disease in Britain? I'm sure there are probably other examples of humans developing disease from eating certain fish and animals over the ages, it is not limited to Chinese people.

Yes Ny19 my husband was transferred to the UK when this was happening.  But it spreads around the world not just in the UK it has been found in Canada for instance.

It was the dairy industry that had Mad Cow.  The Chinese are killing all sorts of animals in the open market place to eat.  From Honey bears to domestic cats!

BSE is a disease of cattle; however, under experimental conditions, scientists have found that other mammals, such as sheep, goats, pigs, and cats, can become infected.

Mad cow disease, also called Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), is a fatal disease that slowly destroys the brain and spinal cord in cattle. People cannot get mad cow disease. However, in rare cases they can get a human form of mad cow disease called variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD), which is also fatal.

https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/health-topics/tu6533

 

2,629  Deaths  Worldwide  as  of  today - 25/2   (or so Google tells me)

 

"The Australian share market has slumped by 2.3 per cent in opening trade as coronavirus fears wiped another $50billion from stocks.

Wall Street was significantly weaker in the United States, which has in turn infected the Australian Securities Exchange. 

The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 was 2.17 per cent weaker while the broader All Ordinaries index had slumped by 2.27 per cent in early Tuesday morning trade.

Qantas was hit particularly hard, with the flying kangaroo airline's share price plunging by 4.3 per cent.

CommSec market analyst Steven Daghlian said coronavirus fears were affecting 98 per cent of stocks on the Australian market."

The Australian share market has slumped 2.3 per cent at the open , following steep falls around the world overnight

Have you been following this? And do you know who will benefit from this? The super rich will buy up when it is low and make more billions, while the smaller businesses will go broke. It has happened before.

Yes musicveg :)

What else can you doe when it is too hot or too wet in the garden ??

And it does keep you away from people that spread germs and viruses.

Smaller businesses and individuals should join in.

Super rich have always manipulated the stock market, some like to create wars to make money too!

Shoppers stripped shelves bare of food and other essentials in Palermo on Tuesday after the city's first case of coronavirus was confirmed after a sick woman visited from the north

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8041467/Coronavirus-spreads-SOUTH-Italy-infected-tourist-north-visits-Sicily.html?ito=email_share_article-image-share

 

Italy has confirmed its first case of coronavirus in the south after a holidaymaker from the north fell sick while visiting Sicily with her husband and friends.

The woman, from Bergamo, had travelled to the Sicilian capital of Palermo before her home region of Lombardy was put on lockdown following a surge in cases at the weekend.

But in recent days she began showing flu-like symptoms and went to hospital where she was diagnosed. Guests of the Mercure hotel where she was staying have now been quarantined and tested for the infection.

News that the infection had spread sparked panic-buying in Palermo on Tuesday as shoppers stripped supermarket shelves bare and raided pharmacies for medical supplies. 

Italy confirmed a total of 54 new cases of coronavirus across the country on Tuesday, bringing the total to 283 with seven deaths and one person recovered. The total is the largest outside of Asia. 

Austria and Croatia also confirmed their first cases of the disease, which had been brought over from Italy.

 

It sure is not looking good at all

Yes I would not wish to go on any holiday till this is sorted out!   I pity the tourist industry. Best stay at home and limit the amount of movement you just don't know where people have travelled from or how honest they are.

Our doctors surgery the last month have been putting out questions about where have you been in the last week?

 

 

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I've read about bacterial warfare some 30 years ago but not viral.... avid fan of Startreck etc.

So contagious, apparently before symptoms appear according to some reports, making it harder to track/contain the spread.

Such wide ranging effects apart from the dangers to health and health systems. Major world industries all seem to be affected now, e.g. travel, tourism, education, supply of goods manufactured in China, exports, spare parts, etc etc.

No wonder the share market is reflecting the continuing bad news.

 

According to the Candians and Chinese now say the incubation period is 24 days in some individuals ... people are only quarantined for 14 days

Also it has been found that there were cases where recovered patients showed traces of the virus through nucleic acide tests.

There were also results in Canada where swabs taken from two people who had recovered revealed they still had traces of the virus.

That means they are still contagious ???

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8044051/Stark-warning-Australians-stock-food-supplies-coronavirus-pandemic.html?ito=email_share_article-image-share 

Australians need to start stocking up on food and supplies before the spread of the deadly coronavirus becomes a global pandemic and stocks of required goods start to run low, a survival expert has warned.

While the vast majority of the 80,000 infections have been within China, 37 people have died in South Korea, Italy and Iran in the past week as new hot spots emerge for COVID-19.

One of Australia's leading survivalists said the nation's shoppers should start bulking up their weekly shop before the virus' spread leads to food supply shortages. 

'We should always be prepared for food shortages - not just from coronavirus but civil incidences, extreme weather and power outages which will cut us off from supply,' Western Australian survival instructor Bob Cooper told Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday.

Stockpiling by panicked shoppers has already seen shelves emptied in Italian towns at the centre of the country's outbreak in the northern Veneto and Lombardy regions. 

Mr Cooper said it was too early for such panic here but said Australians should start thinking about whether their food cupboards can sustain them if the supply chain is broken.

Is he talking about packaged food from China? I only eat wholefoods and always have a stock of grains etc. but fresh fruit and veggies I buy once a week, we do have some frozen fruit but that's about it other than what I can get from the garden, oh well, can always eat the weeds which many are highly nutrititous.

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