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Isn't it already to late? It has two weeks incubation time roughly, it's already been observed in Europe and America? It's not contained in a small area in Chin
by carlmr 7y ago
Isn't it already to late? It has two weeks incubation time roughly, it's already been observed in Europe and America? It's not contained in a small area in China anymore.
I would bet that enough people are infected with it as we speak that it can sustain itself and no amount of quarantining will save us from it. The only option would be an instant complete travel, logistics and congregation ban around the world. Which is I without a global government.
- gexla 7y agoI don't think we know the answer to this yet. Without an answer, it pays to be paranoid.
- rimliu 7y agoIf I got it right there is not a single case of transmission outside of China reported. Yet.
- cstejerean 7y agoGive it another 2 weeks and we’ll know for sure. If those that returned from Wuhan to say the US were contagious prior to showing symptoms then anyone they infected prior to them showing symptoms won’t be symptomatic just yet. We’ll find out soon enough how bad this is.
- carlmr 7y agoGermany has a patient near munich that didn't travel to China.
- klohto 7y agoThis one is the worst one. The guy contracted it from a lady who was at training in the company. She contracted it when her parents from Wu-chan visited back in China. The guy has been in contact with 40 people apparently. No idea about the woman. This alone yields huge figures if the spread while in incubation period is confirmed.
- Yetanfou 7y agoThere are three more infected people in the same company (Webasto, a car parts manufacturer) now, it is not unlikely that other people from the same company, at the hotel where the Chinese lady stayed and from the same airplane she travelled with have been infected. https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/germany-confirms-first-human-transmission-of-china-virus https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/germany-confirms-f...