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11 мар 2020, 19:17

что страна направит 25 млрд евро на борьбу с последствиями коронавируса

метлы для кладбищь закупит???

ВОЗ объявила пандемию коронавируса в мире
Всемирная организация здравоохранения (ВОЗ) объявила вспышку нового типа коронавируса COVID-19 пандемией.

*Пандемия — это распространение нового заболевания в мировых масштабах. Обычно под пандемией подразумевают болезнь, принявшую массовый,
повальный характер, поражающую значительную часть всего населения. Ранее пандемиями признавались вспышки чумы и холеры.

По словам главы ВОЗ, в ближайшие дни и недели ожидается, что количество случаев, смертей и количество затронутых стран увеличится.
Сейчас случаи заболевания зафиксированы в 109 странах.

В ВОЗ уточнили, что описание ситуации как пандемии не меняет как оценки угрозы вируса, так и способов борьбы с заболеванием.

По последним данным, по всему миру новый тип вируса был зафиксирован у более чем 121 тыс. человек, более 4 тыс. зараженных умерли.
В России подтвержден 31 случай заражения COVID-19.
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Есть и такое мнение.
Впрочем, за цифры не ручаюсь, не мои.

'Don't panic' says US woman who recovered from coronavirus
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This week, US health authorities citing Chinese data said 80% of cases have been mild

SEATTLE: An American woman who has recovered from the novel coronavirus has a simple message for people who are worried: Don't panic - but do think about high-risk individuals and stay home if you feel ill.
Elizabeth Schneider lives in Seattle, the biggest city of Washington state, which has the most deaths in the United States from the disease sweeping the globe.
The 37-year-old, who has a PhD in bioengineering, said she was sharing her story "to give people a little bit of hope" through her own relatively mild experience with the infection, which she treated herself from home.
But, she added, "obviously, it's not something to be completely nonchalant about, because there are a lot of people who are elderly or have underlying health conditions.
"That means that we need to be extra vigilant about staying home, isolating ourselves from others."
This week, US health authorities citing Chinese data said 80 percent of cases have been mild, while the remaining serious cases that required hospitalization affected mainly people over 60 and those with conditions like diabetes, heart disease or lung disease.

The party
Schneider first began experiencing flu-like symptoms on February 25, three days after going to a party that was later identified as the place where at least five other people also got infected.
"I woke up and I was feeling tired, but it was nothing more than what you normally feel when you have to get up and go to work, and I had been very busy the previous weekend," she told AFP in an interview Wednesday.
By midday, however, she felt a headache coming on, along with a fever and body aches. She decided to leave the office of the biotechnology company where she works as a marketing manager, and went home.
After waking up from a nap, Schneider found she had a high temperature, which peaked at 103 degrees Fahrenheit that night (39.4 Celsius).
"And at that point, I started to shiver uncontrollably, and I was getting the chills and getting tingling in my extremities, so that was a little concerning," she said.
She turned to over-the-counter flu medications to treat the symptoms and called a friend to be on standby in case she needed to be taken to an emergency room - but the fever began to recede in the coming days.
Schneider had been following news reports about the novel coronavirus. The first US case was detected in Washington in late January.
The state has since gone on to become the epicenter of the disease in the country, with more than 260 cases and at least two dozen deaths. Nationwide, there have been more than 1,100 cases and 30 deaths.
Because she didn't have the most common symptoms like a cough or shortness of breath, "I thought, okay, well that's definitely why I don't have coronavirus," said Schneider.
She had gotten a flu shot but assumed her illness was a different strain. A visit to the doctor would only result in her being asked to go home, rest and drink plenty of fluids.

'Pleasantly surprised'
A few days later, however, she discovered through a friend's Facebook post that several people from the party had all developed similar symptoms, and she began to get more suspicious.
Several of these people went to their doctors, where they were found to be negative for the flu, but they were not offered coronavirus tests because they too were not coughing or having breathing trouble.
Knowing that she would also likely be turned down for the test, she decided to enroll in a research program called the Seattle Flu Study, hoping it might provide an answer. The team behind the study sent her a nasal swab kit, which she mailed back and waited several more days.
"I finally got a phone call from one of the research coordinators on Saturday (March 7), telling me that 'You have tested positive for COVID-19,'" she said.
"I was a little bit pleasantly surprised, because I thought it was a little bit cool," Schneider admitted, laughing, though her mother cried when she told her.
"Granted, I probably would not have felt that way if I was severely ill," she said. "But from a scientific curiosity perspective, I thought it was very interesting. And also the fact that I finally got confirmation that that's what I had."
By this time, her symptoms had already subsided, and she was told by local health authorities to remain at home for at least seven days after the onset of symptoms or 72 hours after they subsided.
It's now been a week since she's felt better. She has started going out for errands but is still avoiding large gatherings and continuing to work from home.
Schneider said she hoped her example, which will probably be typical of the high majority of cases, could comfort others.
"The message is don't panic," said Schneider. "If you think that you have it, you probably do; you should probably get tested."
"If your symptoms aren't life-threatening, simply stay at home, medicate with over-the-counter medicines, drink lots of water, get a lot of rest and check out the shows you want to binge-watch," she said.

Отправлено спустя 9 минут 52 секунды:
Новые формы приветствия появились!

"Alexander Dobrindt (L) leader of the CSU parliamentary group, greets German Chancellor Angela Merkel (C) in a Buddhist style to avoid a handshake in times of coronavirus as Ralph Brinkhaus (R), parliamentary group leader of the conservative CDU/CSU parliamentary group looks on prior to the start of a parliamentary group meeting in Berlin."

"U.S. Vice President Mike Pence greets Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (L) as Pence arrives at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state."

"Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte (R) gives Dutch Minister for Medical Care Bruno Bruins an elbow greeting in order to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus during the weekly Question Time in the Lower House in The Hague, The Netherlands."

See how world leaders greet amid coronavirus outbreak
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Смертность в Италии повысилась до 6,6 %.

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12 мар 2020, 14:41

Смертность в Италии повысилась до 6,6 %.

Кто болеет коронавирусом в Италии – статистика по возрасту
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Средний возраст заболевших – 65 лет. Средний возраст умерших – 69 лет (0-18 лет: 0%; 19-50 лет: 10%; 51-70 лет: 46%; старше 70 лет: 44%).

Большинство случаев заражения Covid-19 касаются мужчин: 62%.

Отправлено спустя 23 минуты 50 секунд:
И немного статистики:

Как повезло Путену всея Руси, спасибо китайцам со своим коронавирусом.
Можно под благовидным предлогом митинги запретить против закрепления вечного правления х#йла.

В России зарегистрировано около 20 случаев заражения коронавирусом.
«Все только начинается», — доцент кафедры инфекционных болезней у детей РНИМУ имени Пирогова Иван Коновалов.
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По последним данным проекта университета Джонса Хопкинса, всего в мире зарегистрировано более 113 тысяч случаев заражения коронавирусом, более 80,7 тысячи из них — в Китае. Жертвами инфекции по всему миру стали 4012 человека.

В Москве запретили массовые мероприятия из-за коронавируса
Власти Москвы до 10 апреля вводят запрет на проведение массовых мероприятий, на которых будет более 5 тысяч участников.
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Соответствующий указ подписал мэр Москвы Сергей Собянин. «К сожалению, придется отменить фестиваль „Крымская весна“, включая празднование годовщины присоединения Крыма на улице Тверская, запланированное на 15 марта. Посещение спортивных мероприятий, включая хоккейные и футбольные матчи, также будет ограничено — не более 5 000 участников и болельщиков», — написал градоначальник.

Никаких поцелуев, муси пуси!

Отказаться от поцелуев и рукопожатий: как защититься от коронавируса
Роспотребнадзор подчеркивает, что самое важное — поддерживать чистоту рук и окружающих поверхностей — к примеру, смартфона.
Руки ведомство советует мыть мылом или использовать для дезинфекции специальные средства, которые нужно всегда носить с собой.
Рекомендуется не касаться немытыми руками рта, носа или глаз и максимально сократить прикосновения к любым предметам и поверхностям в людных местах и общественном транспорте.
На работе Роспотребнадзор советует регулярно чистить клавиатуру компьютера и другие поверхности, к которым вы прикасаетесь.

До нормализации ситуации ведомство советует избегать даже «приветственных рукопожатий и поцелуев в щеку»,
а также не есть из общей посуды или упаковок, в которые другие люди погружали пальцы (например, из пакетов с печеньем или орешками).

Малахов рекомендует от коронавируса -

Андрей защищается от коронавируса пакетиком с хлоркой на груди.
Зачем тратиться на лохотрон, когда есть иконка в кошельке?