Discussion Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

[greylala91]

Having light fever , cough ,Running Nose and sneezing from last 1.5days.

Dont worry. I also had 101 fever and soar throat for two days. Take normal medication and rest. I also maintained self isolation during that period

 

[Slu]

in india positive case rises to 258

Now 285

 

[Riddhiman]

Due To COVID-19 West Bengal Govt Suspended Remaining HS Examination Till 15th April. Also Give Order To Shut Down All Night Clubs, Parlour, Resturants. All BPL Ration Card Holders Will Get Free Rice and Wheat For Next Six Months.

 

[Msingh]

Japan, Singapore and Hongkong, we need to learn disciplines from them.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1241271025519570947

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[iDJ]

Quiting smoking helps tackling Chinese Coronaclvirus. Italians are heavy smokers, South Koreans are not. Just look at the difference in death toll.

How smoking, vaping and drug use might increase risks from Covid-19

 

[yashwanth05852]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1241256145995485185

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[Optimus_Prime]

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[Slu]

8 people found corona infected travelled on 13 March on sampark kranti.

8 who travelled in AP Sampark Kranti Express test positive for COVID-19

 

[GJ mit]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1241297274166054912

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[iDJ]

Lawsuit has been filed against self-proclaimed sovereign country China for infecting world with Coronavirus

"Generally countries like China have sovereign immunity and governments cannot be brought to regular courts or held liable regardless of their conduct," Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, an Israel-based attorney who has long specialized in suing terrorist regimes and state sponsors who orchestrate human rights abuses on behalf of victims, told Fox News.

"However, an argument could be made that just like support for terrorism, which is legally actionable, a government that engages in such reckless disregard and negligence and covers up an epidemic which has the potential to spread worldwide could be held legally liable ," Darshan-Leitner said. "Cover-ups and deliberate acts to conceal a deadly medical crisis are not [among] the protected acts of a sovereign state or of responsible leaders."


How China can be held legally accountable for coronavirus pandemic