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Actually a personal friend who is a doctor on the frontline in Paris saw mobile morgues back in late March. So I am capable of personally falsifying your state
by yomly 6y ago
Actually a personal friend who is a doctor on the frontline in Paris saw mobile morgues back in late March.
So I am capable of personally falsifying your statement:
>But the response in New York (with mobile morgues) wasn't reported anywhere else.
I lack a citation but I'm not really trying to prove anything either. I don't think New York is isolated. Lombardy seems to be stricken pretty hard, and it's hard for us to know what it was truly like in Wuhan.
- lbeltrame 6y agoSpeaking for Italy: at least part of the high number of deaths might be traced back to hospital infections (such as a massive outbreak in the hospital of Alzano Lombardo, which initially was kept open after a very brief closure) which of course targeted more vulnerable people. Also nursing care homes make up a significant part of the deaths: some infected patients from elsewhere were put there under the "promise" of keeping them separate from the others, and you can imagine what happened later.