Wuhan flu

[aurahiongka]

any reliable mask supplier at a good price? can pm me....

my current stocks jam in CUSTOMS

[tinashe19]

Trump's claim that the virus will start to "magically disappear" from April onwards is a bit hard to believe...

[HonkyTonkyMan]

Originally Posted by tinashe19

Trump's claim that the virus will start to "magically disappear" from April onwards is a bit hard to believe...

i won't be surprised if they are the author of the virus...

[Xgenre]

Try to look further ahead. China is a big part of the world's supply chain. The Chinese factory managers always say they do not need the rest of the world. Their internal demand is enough to feed themselves. However, many countries in the rest of the world are still looking towards China to supply them with parts for production in their own countries. Many car makers are issuing production warnings as a result.

This flu is likely to last for a few more months. By then, the damage to the global economy will be severe. Better start saving up for the next recession instead of thinking about how to spend your money on sexual activities. The need to eat and pay your bills is greater than the need to cum.

Donald Trump must be laughing his way to his re-election. This virus is causing many countries to diversify away from China.

[liketosleep]

As at 12 noon, 24 February 2020, Monday. New case: 1. Total confirmed: 90. Discharged today: 2. Total discharged: 53. Total still in hospital: 37. ICU: 7. Be safe. Practise good personal hygiene. Mediacorp launches song "The Light" to rally Singaporeans and frontline healthcare workers. My area marketplace held a Tua Pek Kong getai to celebrate thousand autumn(千秋) birthday. Many seniors gathered to enjoy the singing of popular hokkien and Mandarin songs. The host also carried the moh advisory that anyone not feeling well should stay at home and no shaking of hands. There was live streaming of getai on YouTube. The audience believe TPK will bless them with good health and wealth for years to come. Heng Ong Huat lah (兴旺发) Cheers.

[NottyMonkey]

Originally Posted by aurahiongka

any reliable mask supplier at a good price? can pm me....

my current stocks jam in CUSTOMS

https://www.hsa.gov.sg/announcements...rotective-gear
did you register?

[Demonium]

I agree bro! Save money and buy a small fleshlight or just use lube. Stare at $50 notes and watch porn and shake shake..

Hard times coming....

[sladang]

Originally Posted by Demonium

I agree bro! Save money and buy a small fleshlight or just use lube. Stare at $50 notes and watch porn and shake shake..

Hard times coming....

Shake shake & shoot shoot, save $50 & enjoy self-induced happy ending ..

[obscenek2]

Covid 19 antibodies allows MOH to find out who likely infected you

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...tests-12469184

SINGAPORE: In a world-first, a research team at Duke-NUS Medical School established a link between two COVID-19 clusters in Singapore via serological testing on two cases, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced on Tuesday (Feb 25).

The lab tests showed that a couple, cases 83 and 91, were infected with the coronavirus. The couple are linked to the Life Church and Missions Singapore and came into contact with cases 8 and 9, a couple from Wuhan.
Cases 83 and 91 then passed the infection during a Chinese New Year gathering on Jan 25 to Case 66, who works at Grace Assembly of God church and has been determined by MOH to be the primary case in that cluster.




"This meant that cases 83 and 91 likely got infected from case 8 and 9, and went on to pass the infection to case 66 at the Chinese New Year gathering,” the health ministry said.
Cases 83 and 91 had no symptoms at the time of the investigations, the ministry explained. Records showed that case 91 had gone to Sengkang General Hospital the day after the gathering with symptoms consistent with COVID-19. Case 83 had also been unwell end-January, and repeatedly sought treatment at a GP clinic. The MOH epidemiology team arranged for cases 83 and 91 to be tested at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases, including the use of serological tests developed by the Duke-NUS team.

Serological tests are tests that look for antibodies in blood samples. "The test results confirmed they had earlier been infected with COVID-19," MOH said.

HOW THE TESTS WERE USED

According to MOH, Duke-NUS had cultured the COVID-19 virus in less than a week after Singapore confirmed its first case. "Using the virus and genetic material derived from the virus, the research team had then rapidly developed several specific lab tests to detect the virus-specific antibodies for contract tracing and other applications," said MOH. MOH said the lab test currently used to confirm the COVID-19 infection is a molecular test called the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) which detects the the presence of viral generic material in a biological sample obtained from a patient. The drawback with this test, said MOH, was that it would not work if the patient had recovered and the body's immune system has cleared the virus.

"However, the immune system produces antibodies in response to the infection. The virus specific antibodies will stay with the recovered patient for longer periods of time, which could be at least for several years," said MOH.
Using two different antibody testing platforms (virus neutralisation assay and ELISA assay), the Duke-NUS team proved that cases 81 and 93 were infected with COVID-19 in late January 2020, as they had very high levels of the virus-specific antibodies in the their blood. "This result was a significant piece of evidence which confirmed the links between the church clusters and the two Wuhan travellers," added MOH.

[someday]

Know of 1 ML, last year her wechat says she's from Wuhan.
Today, saw her wechat, says she is from Vietnam.

[bullbison]

Originally Posted by someday

Know of 1 ML, last year her wechat says she's from Wuhan.
Today, saw her wechat, says she is from Vietnam.

wah danger leh like that... stay safe all!!

[bignehneh]

Originally Posted by obscenek2

Covid 19 antibodies allows MOH to find out who likely infected you

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...tests-12469184

SINGAPORE: In a world-first, a research team at Duke-NUS Medical School established a link between two COVID-19 clusters in Singapore via serological testing on two cases, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced on Tuesday (Feb 25).

The lab tests showed that a couple, cases 83 and 91, were infected with the coronavirus. The couple are linked to the Life Church and Missions Singapore and came into contact with cases 8 and 9, a couple from Wuhan.
Cases 83 and 91 then passed the infection during a Chinese New Year gathering on Jan 25 to Case 66, who works at Grace Assembly of God church and has been determined by MOH to be the primary case in that cluster.




"This meant that cases 83 and 91 likely got infected from case 8 and 9, and went on to pass the infection to case 66 at the Chinese New Year gathering,” the health ministry said.
Cases 83 and 91 had no symptoms at the time of the investigations, the ministry explained. Records showed that case 91 had gone to Sengkang General Hospital the day after the gathering with symptoms consistent with COVID-19. Case 83 had also been unwell end-January, and repeatedly sought treatment at a GP clinic. The MOH epidemiology team arranged for cases 83 and 91 to be tested at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases, including the use of serological tests developed by the Duke-NUS team.

Serological tests are tests that look for antibodies in blood samples. "The test results confirmed they had earlier been infected with COVID-19," MOH said.

HOW THE TESTS WERE USED

According to MOH, Duke-NUS had cultured the COVID-19 virus in less than a week after Singapore confirmed its first case. "Using the virus and genetic material derived from the virus, the research team had then rapidly developed several specific lab tests to detect the virus-specific antibodies for contract tracing and other applications," said MOH. MOH said the lab test currently used to confirm the COVID-19 infection is a molecular test called the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) which detects the the presence of viral generic material in a biological sample obtained from a patient. The drawback with this test, said MOH, was that it would not work if the patient had recovered and the body's immune system has cleared the virus.

"However, the immune system produces antibodies in response to the infection. The virus specific antibodies will stay with the recovered patient for longer periods of time, which could be at least for several years," said MOH.
Using two different antibody testing platforms (virus neutralisation assay and ELISA assay), the Duke-NUS team proved that cases 81 and 93 were infected with COVID-19 in late January 2020, as they had very high levels of the virus-specific antibodies in the their blood. "This result was a significant piece of evidence which confirmed the links between the church clusters and the two Wuhan travellers," added MOH.

Don’t know what is the purpose of this research. Contact tracing also can find answers.

[Wakeup123]

Originally Posted by bignehneh

Don’t know what is the purpose of this research. Contact tracing also can find answers.

Contact tracing only more effective when there is no vehicular transportation, ie ppl using their legs to walk from one place to another. But with modern transportation system, tracing has its limitation already as travelling become super easy, it's almost everywhere.

[liketosleep]

As at 12 noon, Tuesday, 25 February 2020. New case was one. Total confirmed so far is 91. Discharged for the day was five. Total discharged so far is 58. Total in hospital is 33. ICU: 7. Wish all patients a speedy recovery. Last night my area market got getai. All the seniors were not afraid of the virus. All of the singers were thankful to Tua Pek Kong for allowing them to perform. Otherwise no income. Be happy, be safe. Cheers.

[aurahiongka]

New stocks of mask coming next week

$38 per box

5L hand sanitizer available too
70% alcohol
$39 per bottle