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First Corona Virus Case Of The Empty Shelves After Market In Turkey ⋆ Somag News
That the first corona virus cases seen in Turkey last night after the announcement by the Minister of Health, people flocked to markets. The images of the
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After the experts said that the colony would work in anti-virus measures, the queues overflowing in front of the cologne manufacturer Eyüp Sabri Tuncer’s store in Ankara Ulus became an agenda on social media. It is claimed that the stock of cologne is exhausted in markets such as BİM, A101 and ŞOK.
-Determined first case made some empty shelves or some stuffs more expensive in first day. We bought 10x400ml cologne from A101 yesterday(each one 5 turkish lira), which seems more expensive or not available today. This should be a temporary status.
-But, if it spreads as is Italy, Turkish markets can be much worse. If Italy, Turkey and many others be worse, world's economy might be really bad. Long term life style changes can be expected.
-Even Bannerlord's server capacities/amount can be affected in worst possible scenario. Btw, TW must have introduced new rules on hygiene. It would be nice to see the working environment.
You want to protect yourself from the virus by smelling better?
More important than your life, at most.
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Cologne is alcohol based (I think). Maybe it's a misconception about alcohol killing the virus. Protip: it doesn't work ( - not like that).
Yesterday, when it was announced Denmark was partly shutting down, people rushed the supermarkets to buy food.
Especially yeast was popular. Totally sold out this morning.
Yesterday, when it was announced Denmark was partly shutting down, people rushed the supermarkets to buy food.
Especially yeast was popular. Totally sold out this morning.
Has someone said otherwise? There have been my numbers. In China it's about 3.7%, but in Italy it looks like 8% (?).
If you're implying it's not so bad related to other infectious diseases, you're forgetting it's a new pandemic.
Health care services are generally equipped to handle the various seasonal infections like influenza (which it's often compared to).
But this new virus can easily burden hospitals to the point of collapse.
www.bbc.com
If you're implying it's not so bad related to other infectious diseases, you're forgetting it's a new pandemic.
Health care services are generally equipped to handle the various seasonal infections like influenza (which it's often compared to).
But this new virus can easily burden hospitals to the point of collapse.
Coronavirus: Italy shuts nearly all shops as WHO declares pandemic
PM Conte says only food shops and chemists will stay open, as the WHO says coronavirus is a pandemic.
www.bbc.com
Yeast? To make bread, or? I figured most popular items would be canned food, shelf stable stuff, things that can easily be cooked or eaten raw et cetera.
Oh boy. Didn't excpect that.
Well if they say they are prepared for the release in 31st I believe that.
It's better to stay at home and be save than go out get sick and be sorry.
I, for myself, don't worry too much about the virus.
Once upon a time, canned goods were considered the thing of the future and were a beloved staple. How times change. (Interesting point: I pretty much live off canned foods anyway, so I don't have much to worry about on that front.)
This is basically why I'm so irritated that, for the most part, people - particularly people in the media - seem to be making this bigger than it needs to be. Many people don't even realize they're carrying it because they show no symptoms. Discounting those people, the virus has a mortality rate of roughly 3.7% (high estimate), just among confirmed cases. The vast majority of those are in the 60+ bracket, with the largest majority being in the 80+ bracket; people who often don't go out much in the first place. In addition, of the cumulative reported cases thus far, 53% have already recovered.
Yet with all these positives to look at, the news focuses on the negatives because that's what gets viewers in, and I worry it'll start an unnecessary panic wherein people scramble for supplies and store shelves empty out. They focus on things like the recent "pandemic" classification, despite most people thinking "pandemic" means "likely to destroy humanity". I mean here in America, we weren't half this worried about ebola when it was brought here (admittedly in a very controlled manner), and that had around a 90% mortality rate. Why are we freaking out over something that's basically a nasty flu? Take precautions, yes. Be careful when visiting the elderly, yes. Be careful if you are elderly, yes. But at this point in time, we don't need to freak out and let society collapse.
I don't think the apocalypse will come, but some regions in some places could suffer from scarcity for a few days or weeks, especially if you happen to live in a quarantined city or rural area. I myself live in one of the top 5 infected countries and have made no contingency plans, but can see why some people would rather be prepared. Not every corner of the world is well communicated or supplied.
Yeah, that's true. Italy has a lot of rural space which might explain why matters are getting so tense over there, for example. In fact, Europe in general is pretty much divided between cities and rural areas in a fairly stark fashion, so I worry more about Europe's logistics long-term than I do the US or Canada.
I couldnt get you. If you say that its not effective, well it is.
It has %80 Ethanol (also called ethyl alcohol).
COVID-19 Mythbusters – World Health Organization
Highlighting some of the misinformation circulating on COVID-19
"...To protect yourself against the new coronavirus, you should frequently clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water..."
and it need to be at least %70
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