Lesson to learn from Diamond Princess

[AhΜeng]

355 out of 1219 on board become Coviders, possibly more as time passes...

Never go for cruises. Even if you don't become a Covider, you will catch other easily transmitted disease or germs.

Correct?

 

[halsey02]

355 out of 1219 on board become Coviders, possibly more as time passes...

Never go for cruises. Even if you don't become a Covider, you will catch other easily transmitted disease or germs.

Correct?

In the past, there were many cases of other infections on cruise ships.

 

[bobby]

Lesson #2 - Always book a suite cabin....in case you kena quarantine for 14-days.

 

[Leongsam]

355 out of 1219 on board become Coviders, possibly more as time passes...

Never go for cruises. Even if you don't become a Covider, you will catch other easily transmitted disease or germs.

Correct?

Lesson number 3 : Never live in a country where the people in charge try to pack 6.9 MILLION people into and island of less than 700sqkm and where the majority of those are chinks.

 

[Leongsam]

Number 2 is OK because the population are mainly Ang Mohs and Ang Mohs are the best. 1, 3 and 4 should be avoided at all costs.

Add the whole of China to the list too because they eat anything that moves and are the main source of new virus strains resulting from sleeping with pigs, eating bats, snakes and pussies.

http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/countries-by-density/

1. Macau (Population density: 21,055/km²)
2. Monaco (Population density: 19,150/km²)
3. Singapore (Population density: 8,109/km²)
4. Hong Kong (Population density: 6,677/km²)
5. Gibraltar (Population density: 5,620/km²)
6. Bahrain (Population density: 2,052/km²)
7. Vatican City (Population density: 1,820/km²)
8. Maldives (Population density: 1,719/km²)
9. Malta (Population density: 1,390/km²)
10. Sint Maarten (Population density: 1,234/km²)

 

[Chase]

This looks bad for tourism, hospitality and cruise industry.


One of the first cruise ships to resume operations reports COVID-19 cases
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...e-operations-reports-covid-19-cases-1.5048206

At Least 40 Test Positive from MS Roald Amundsen COVID-19 Outbreak
https://gcaptain.com/at-least-40-test-positive-for-covid-19-from-ms-roald-amundsen/

 

[A Singaporean]

Lesson number 3 : Never live in a country where the people in charge try to pack 6.9 MILLION people into and island of less than 700sqkm and where the majority of those are chinks.

And fucking Ah Nehs.

 

[Leongsam]

This looks bad for tourism, hospitality and cruise industry.


One of the first cruise ships to resume operations reports COVID-19 cases
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...e-operations-reports-covid-19-cases-1.5048206

At Least 40 Test Positive from MS Roald Amundsen COVID-19 Outbreak
https://gcaptain.com/at-least-40-test-positive-for-covid-19-from-ms-roald-amundsen/

The fact that the term "tests positive" is constantly being used proves beyond all doubt that the virus is pretty harmless to most.

There are many viruses that most of mankind would test positive for. EG Shingles, Epstein Barr, Human Papilloma, Adeno etc. These are not benign viruses eg HPV which leads to cervical cancer causes tens of thousands of deaths annually. It has taken far more lives than Covid-19 ever will.

However we don't publish daily figures of HPV positive cases so why the obsession with the number of Covid-19 positives"?