-who said that ?
-who.
-yea, who said that ?
-who.
-NO, I asked you who! who said that ?
-who
-I don't know! I asked you who!
-h*e

Obviously, else it would be a total panic among the people. Better let the people die and hide things than saying the truth.
A few contaminanions over millions of people. No one is believing it, but so be it

They have to check the Moon first before they can say anything more about that. If the Moon is already infected then they need to check the neighbor planets and so on. That’s how it works.
But I know who will check that! Anyway if who doesn’t check that then who will check that?
Probably no one because by then everybody included who will be dead.

at least you should scientists have waited more time and then make a decision. I think they were some buyers at stocks market ( kidding ).

Anyone thinking Iran WMD

At 2% mortality rate if this does spread to millions...

I know it depends on the virulence of the bug but that is two in a hundred. That is 2mil per 100mil that means(if everyone gets it) China is looking at 20 million deaths or more. Most of those would be the very old and the very young. China has seen fit to close two MAJOR cities! I am having my family wash hands often and be cautious about public places.

As far as economically this will not be good for the Chinese economy. Depending on how long this outbreak lasts there could be significant damage to their GDP. Buy JPY.

Pence is the first US official to contract the virus and Charles knows it.
https://youtu.be/26THRPlgYSI

1918-19 "Spanish flu" A -- Caused the highest known influenza-related mortality: approximately 500,000 deaths occurred in the U.S., 20 million worldwide
1957-58 "Asian flu" A -- 70,000 deaths in the United States
1968-69 "Hong-Kong flu" A -- 34,000 deaths in the United States

This virus death toll 18.

Another attempt to instill fear and another excuse for more forced vaccines.

bitcoinlaism i guess

I think the belief is this virus is just warming up. Say that again in another month

I was walking by a street level clinic this afternoon. The door suddenly flung open and a woman dressed in blue nurse uniform type stepped out and started coughing real hard. I am not sure if I dodged out of the way fast enough. She covered her mouth with her bare hand and coughed into it several times. She then stopped, caught her breath and as I was looking back at her, she pulled the door handle of the clinic and stepped back in.

Point being: a) people have to cough and sneeze and talk and sigh and breathe. This virus loves that. b) they have to do that stuff on or at or about someone or something. c) that something may be their hand. The same hand that pulls doors open and holds the shopping basket and holds the rail while walking up the stairs. d) even a nurse won't follow all she has learned in school to prevent transmission of the illness. Not that she had it but she could have.

In conclusion, we're doomed. It just depends how strong and resilient and shape shiftier a virus it is. If not this one, then the next one and the one after that. It also depends if we can make meds fast and strong enough and the prospects aren't so rosy there.

Pandemic on Netflix is an interesting watch. Plenty of scientists globallly putting swabs down bird throats and up their cloakas just to keep an eye on things. Australian hospitals are constantly strained as it is. The series really shows how vulnerable hospitals are.

The reason for reduced flu death toll over the last 100 years is BECAUSE of vaccination.

This is all the reason we need to continue with vaccinations.