China Corona Virus Outbreak

**Monseratto** · February 6th, 2020 11:30 AM

That make 20 cases... 3,000 passengers and crew.

Ten more on cruise ship in Japan test positive for coronavirus: NHK - Reuters

About 3,700 people are facing at least two weeks quarantine on the Diamond Princess ship after 10 people were initially confirmed with the virus and moved to medical facilities.

The total number of coronavirus patients in Japan is now 45.

**uls** · February 6th, 2020 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

That make 20 cases... 3,000 passengers and crew.

Ten more on cruise ship in Japan test positive for coronavirus: NHK - Reuters

pano kaya yun

there are infected people on the ship so nobody leaves the ship

kawawa mga hindi infected coz eventually everyone gets infected

**dr. d** · February 6th, 2020 12:06 PM

"non-infecteds, please stay upwind. infecteds, kindly go downwind."
heh heh heh.

**Wh1stl3r** · February 6th, 2020 12:10 PM

Originally Posted by SoleusBB

I was supposed to post this on the "This is Funny" thread (para maiba naman):

Overheard ko yesterday:

"P*cha, mas nakakahiya pa umubo at mahatsing in public ngayon kesa UMUTOT!"

Baka nasa utot din: 😱

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Not ruling anything out. I'd avoid doing #2 in public toilets in the mean time

**dr. d** · February 6th, 2020 12:11 PM

audible farting in public is a big thing in the phils.

**uls** · February 6th, 2020 12:12 PM

hehe seriously

kawawa mga di infected

padami nang padami ma-i-infect sa ship

mga may pre-existing conditions una mamamatay

paano mga bodies?

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is there enough food on the ship

vacation cruise turns into cruise from hell

**Gumusut_Amige** · February 6th, 2020 12:48 PM

^^^so true especially sila ay considered na nasa confined space... breathing the same air from the centralized aircon system.

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**badkuk** · February 6th, 2020 12:56 PM

i remember a CNN documentary on Ebola a few years back. The reporter mentioned that, it's not that the Ebola virus was so potent, it's that the health centers didn't practice proper hygiene, which helped spread the virus. i wonder if there's a similar condition in China.

i just watched a report of cleaning crews at 5-star hotels in China using the toilet brush to clean out glasses, plates, etc inside the room. Do the math.

**BlancNoir** · February 6th, 2020 01:04 PM

Originally Posted by heavenlee

It is easy to be blind to the transgressions of others, especially if they're family or friends. So a lot of those with Chinese blood probably feel they still owe something to China and thus feel sympathy for the motherland. But then there are those with Chinese ancestry who can see through the veil of goodness and benevolence that China CCP is just pretending to be. I call them the enlightened Chinese. And yes, they exist in the Philippines. "Chinoys" who know what China is doing is wrong. Sir Shadow is probably one of those.

Remember, it was because of the communists that a lot of Chinese at that time left the motherland. These Chinese migrated to different countries, one of them being the Philippines. Last I heard, the communists are still in power.

No love lost.

Aye!!! I am an enlightened Chinese then. Hehehe

If people mistake me for Chinese, i tell them "No, i am Filipino of Chinese descent"

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**Monseratto** · February 6th, 2020 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by uls

pano kaya yun

there are infected people on the ship so nobody leaves the ship

kawawa mga hindi infected coz eventually everyone gets infected

There is another cruise ship in HK that is under quarantine. The infection came from 3 mainlanders who were onboard an earlier cruise. The ship almost docked at Subic Bay. It tried to dock in Taiwan but it was also turned back. It returned to HK. Now the crew are showed symptoms and now the whole ship is in quarantine.

Passengers on HK cruise ship that docked in Manila were screened, operator says | Philstar.com

World Dream Turned Away from Taiwan Due to Coronavirus Concern - Cruise Industry News | Cruise News

Cruise ship quarantined over coronavirus in Hong Kong - Insider

A cruise ship has been quarantined in Hong Kong amid concerns that three passengers who tested positive for coronavirus could cause an outbreak.

The World Dream's operator, Genting Cruise Lines, said mainland officials notified the company of three passengers who contracted the Wuhan virus, all of whom were onboard between January 19 and January 24. The shop is being held in Hong Kong's Kai Tak cruise terminal.