Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) Updates

[lee_yl]

Earlier there was a petition to shut down schools, I think the response was also lukewarm lah.


The RI boy down with Covid, his 64yr family member first saw a GP on 11th Feb then again on 17th Feb, 20th Feb and finally 24th Feb before being tested positive on Wed 26th Feb. :slapshead:

Reminds me of Yong Thai Hang cases, infected patients must see many GPs!! But by then whole family already kena. Hope MOH can do something to improve this situation.

[MyPillow]

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MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"1965243\" time=\"1582850524\" user_id=\"43981:

I feel that we probably need to 'live' with the virus to be around for a while..while we see some cases in some countries looking positive but others start getting it or with increasing cases..let's hope the infection will mostly be mild ones.. seriously hope we can all start to travel with ease for Jun holiday lor.

I am not so optimistic...hopefully Dec holidays can travel.[/quote]

we need dry /hotter weather to move out of this period. june may be start to get warm only
in heavy winter places (eg swiss, germany, korea,Northern Jap), early June is still cooling of 10s to mild 20s degree celcius - so i think prob will drag after june.
Try not to plan overseas in June holidays too

I really hopethis yr end Dec is Very very ok too

[MrsKiasu]

guess another thing is how well is our predictabilty of the seriousness of current situation…is this mild, mid or serious and it links to what kind of approach to be used? Closing school should be more to the serious side, when there is a spike of cases and these cases have no link? and now not only internal issue whereby easier to control…many other countries also having it…how well each could contain? dont think any country can close the door or for long…now read that some bz quite affected already.

[MrsKiasu]

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I feel that we probably need to 'live' with the virus to be around for a while..while we see some cases in some countries looking positive but others start getting it or with increasing cases..let's hope the infection will mostly be mild ones.. seriously hope we can all start to travel with ease for Jun holiday lor.

I am not so optimistic...hopefully Dec holidays can travel.

we need dry /hotter weather to move out of this period. june may be start to get warm only
in heavy winter places (eg swiss, germany, korea,Northern Jap), early June is still cooling of 10s to mild 20s degree celcius - so i think prob will drag after june.
Try not to plan overseas in June holidays too

I really hopethis yr end Dec is Very very ok too [/quote]yeah wont buy airtickets first... still hope Jun can travel

[doodbug]

Apart from those who were in the Wuhan-Singapore evacuation flights, almost all the cases in Singapore involved having to see a GP or Emergency Department for multiple visits! It’s really really difficult to narrow down who should be further tested for COVID-19 as the symptoms are general.

[MyPillow]

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The RI boy down with Covid, his 64yr family member first saw a GP on 11th Feb then again on 17th Feb, 20th Feb and finally 24th Feb before being tested positive on Wed 26th Feb. :slapshead:

Reminds me of Yong Thai Hang cases, infected patients must see many GPs!! But by then whole family already kena. Hope MOH can do something to improve this situation.

always scary to read no linkage case !

Spore is abit difficult to close sch - due to our National Exams and so called Int GCE O AND A
think about it, pity the students in China, hk , sch had been closed for so long... kids idling ,
working parents also headache abt child care matters, teens at home will become \"unconstructive\" , no effective learnings , middle sch/ sec sch syllabus are important leh :sad:

[MrsKiasu]

not my intention to reply to any post



I briefly heard from radio more than a wk back..asking a doctor..mentioned panadol! own immune system is important..not sure same source or read fm an article..to go hospital isolation is not to spread virus..

btw, the above is for leisure reading..just share what I read/heard..dont take it too seriously and dont ask for source

[Funz]

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[quote=starlight1968sg post_id=1965239 time=1582848782 user_id=14025]Closing schools is not a small matter and Singapore possibly hasn't reach that stage which requires to do so.

HK schools hv been closed for some months and look at the repercussions.

Now Japan is thrown into confusion due to the abrupt closure of schools from 2 Mar

My friend’s kids in HK have been stuck at home since 3 Feb. And 2 days ago, HK government has announced a further extension of school closure till 20 April. Similar, my friends in Japan are wondering what to do since their government has announced school closure till 3rd April. No laughing matter. For expats, they are luckier since one parent is usually not working. For locals, jialat.

Would closure of school apply to student care?[/quote]No point closing schools if kids can still go to student care. If that is the case I would rather they go to school since school compound is bigger with open space.

[MyPillow]

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Apart from those who were in the Wuhan-Singapore evacuation flights, almost all the cases in Singapore involved having to see a GP or Emergency Department for multiple visits! It's really really difficult to narrow down who should be further tested for COVID-19 as the symptoms are general.

I briefly heard from radio more than a wk back..asking a doctor..mentioned panadol! own immune system is important..not sure same source or read fm an article..to go hospital isolation is not to spread virus..

mrs ks, what is about panadol that u heard of ?

[MrsKiasu]

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MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"1965263\" time=\"1582856529\" user_id=\"43981:

[quote=doodbug post_id=1965260 time=1582856332 user_id=13281]Apart from those who were in the Wuhan-Singapore evacuation flights, almost all the cases in Singapore involved having to see a GP or Emergency Department for multiple visits! It's really really difficult to narrow down who should be further tested for COVID-19 as the symptoms are general.

I briefly heard from radio more than a wk back..asking a doctor..mentioned panadol! own immune system is important..not sure same source or read fm an article..to go hospital isolation is not to spread virus..

mrs ks, what is about panadol that u heard of ?[/quote]mp, cant verfied the truth ..from what read and my derived understanding is patients will be treated accordingly..ie if fever, med for fever etc..