SURGEON GEN just said, "This will be the HARDEST/SADDEST WK of most American LIVES"

So what's the difference then Dumbcunt?

Nothing. King Rama X is just as big a fuck up as Trump. Right now King Maha Vajiralongkorn is holed up in a four-star hotel in the Bavarian Alps with his entourage of 20 hookers. Good to be the King, eh?
 
Pity the earthquake didn't get you!

The 2004 Tsunami which killed 5,400 people in Thailand with another 3,100 reported missing?

It doesn't stop King Rama X from tapping his two dozen hookers female consorts. It's good to be the King!

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80,000 Americans died two years ago from A(H3N2), why didn't you care about that then, Strumpet?

How many Thais are getting sick while King Rama X hides in a four-star Bavarian hotel with his 20 hookers? Or do you only like to bitch about Americans from your bathhouse in Thailand?

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Yep. Cases going down. Daily new cases? Minimal. Deaths? 186 at 1/7 our population. That's 1300 deaths per 350,000,000. Versus our 10,000.

Math isn't your strong suit, idiot.

Looks like they're in for Hell v2.0:

"ON ANY DIGITAL dashboard tracking the spread of Covid-19, on any graphic comparing country-by-country case curves or death tolls, they were the champs. Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea—leaders there saw what was headed their way from China in the early days of the new coronavirus, before it became a pandemic. They remembered what happened two decades ago with SARS: People died, economies suffered. So they locked down their immigration hardest and soonest, deployed public health workers to follow up contacts of cases, got their hospitals shored up, and started publishing clear and consistent information and data. They flattened their curves before the rest of the world understood there would be curves to flatten. But in recent weeks, those curves have taken another chilling turn. The numbers of new cases in these places are creeping upward."

https://www.wired.com/story/the-asian-countries-that-beat-covid-19-have-to-do-it-again/
 
Looks like they're in for Hell v2.0:

"ON ANY DIGITAL dashboard tracking the spread of Covid-19, on any graphic comparing country-by-country case curves or death tolls, they were the champs. Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea—leaders there saw what was headed their way from China in the early days of the new coronavirus, before it became a pandemic. They remembered what happened two decades ago with SARS: People died, economies suffered. So they locked down their immigration hardest and soonest, deployed public health workers to follow up contacts of cases, got their hospitals shored up, and started publishing clear and consistent information and data. They flattened their curves before the rest of the world understood there would be curves to flatten. But in recent weeks, those curves have taken another chilling turn. The numbers of new cases in these places are creeping upward."

https://www.wired.com/story/the-asian-countries-that-beat-covid-19-have-to-do-it-again/

Yeah, people let their guards down pretty quickly. The 1918 flu disappeared from discussion very rapidly. Even today, talking with people my age (65), they have no recollection of the huge polio scare in the 50s. Didn't even know it happened. It looks like these current problems are imported by tourists, however. Easy fix there.

Even when we get this one under control now, it looks like we'll have a second, maybe worse, wave.
 
Yeah, people let their guards down pretty quickly. The 1918 flu disappeared from discussion very rapidly. Even today, talking with people my age (65), they have no recollection of the huge polio scare in the 50s. Didn't even know it happened. It looks like these current problems are imported by tourists, however. Easy fix there.

Tourists, and stranded nationals returning home.

Even when we get this one under control now, it looks like we'll have a second, maybe worse, wave.

Agree.

I'm just a bit older than you but I recall the polio epidemic. Mostly that parents were scared, and my brothers carping because they couldn't go to the public swimming pool in Dayton, but also the photos of kids in iron lungs. There were a handful of kids that I went to school with who had had it. The worst was a girl who had leg braces and walked with canes.
 
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