Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[KB5252]

Logical thought = Wear a mask. End of story.

Trade one risk for another........ Why not!

 

[LouderVol]

No they didn't. Don't be stupid

Multiple nationwide shutdowns. Masks. Social distancing. Travel restrictions in and out of the country. Delivery bans, including food. Quarantine facilities, moratoriums on rent, wage protection. The lock downs are/were so bad starvation has become an issue.

That's a hell of a lot more than we have done.

 

[KB5252]

India up to 10,000 CV deaths per day. No hospital space. They are just burning dead bodies out in the open

This is why all those precautions you guys bitch about were/are necessary

India is a unsanitary crap hole. It should surprise no one.

 

[LouderVol]

Post some actual real data. Worldometer has India at @ 2500 deaths per day for the past 2 days.

Agreed. Articles I saw were right around your 2500 number.

But there is no way a coronabro(sis?) Would inflate the numbers....

 

[Tastylicks]

India is a unsanitary crap hole. It should surprise no one.

Evidently not, loudervol is trying to argue they took more precautions than we did lol

 

[Tastylicks]

Post some actual real data. Worldometer has India at @ 2500 deaths per day for the past 2 days.

Give it a couple weeks to catch up. They will reach that 10k figure

 

[DancingOutlaw]

Not sure. It's a little creepy. Not playing his/her games.

But seriously what is your license number and where do you live and are you a heavy sleeper?

 

[McDad]

Multiple nationwide shutdowns. Masks. Social distancing. Travel restrictions in and out of the country. Delivery bans, including food. Quarantine facilities, moratoriums on rent, wage protection. The lock downs are/were so bad starvation has become an issue.

That's a hell of a lot more than we have done.

Have we yet learned we can slow down a contagious germ but we cannot stop it completely without natural or acquired immunity.
Harsh one size fits all restrictions simply shift the outbreaks to that moment where people decide they will no longer abide the rules and risk it.

 

[KB5252]

Evidently not, loudervol is trying to argue they took more precautions than we did lol

Perhaps they did mandate more than here, because it's so unsanitary, I don't know about their coronavirus response but the country is notoriously unsanitary.

 

[McDad]

Perhaps they did mandate more than here, because it's so unsanitary, I don't know about their coronavirus response but the country is notoriously unsanitary.

If India matches our death to population, India will lose 1,600,000+ people.

 

[allvol123]

Give it a couple weeks to catch up. They will reach that 10k figure

So your original post was a lie.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Indian families are told to Bury Their Dead in Their Back Gardens as crematoriums buckle under strain of record Covid surge that saw 350,000 cases in one day

India's surging Covid second wave has so overwhelmed crematoriums that grieving families are being forced to burn victims in their own gardens.

The country announced a record 349,661 infections and 2,767 deaths in the past 24 hours and bodies are continuing to pile up, with experts predicting the surge to continue for weeks.

India's surging Covid second wave has so overwhelmed crematoriums that grieving families are being forced to burn victims in their own gardens. Pictured: a crematorium in Delhi

Indian families told to bury the dead in back gardens as crematoriums buckle under Covid strain | Daily Mail Online

 

[allvol123]

I'm sure this is doing wonders for India china relations.

 

[evillawyer]

Indian families are told to Bury Their Dead in Their Back Gardens as crematoriums buckle under strain of record Covid surge that saw 350,000 cases in one day

India's surging Covid second wave has so overwhelmed crematoriums that grieving families are being forced to burn victims in their own gardens.

The country announced a record 349,661 infections and 2,767 deaths in the past 24 hours and bodies are continuing to pile up, with experts predicting the surge to continue for weeks.

India's surging Covid second wave has so overwhelmed crematoriums that grieving families are being forced to burn victims in their own gardens. Pictured: a crematorium in Delhi

Indian families told to bury the dead in back gardens as crematoriums buckle under Covid strain | Daily Mail Online

Don't they know it's all just a Democrat-engineered hoax yet? Or maybe they should just listen to the herd-immunity-through-mass-infection bros.

 

[allvol123]

Don't they know it's all just a Democrat-engineered hoax yet? Or maybe they should just listen to the herd-immunity-through-mass-infection bros.

Most in India experience life under 3rd world conditions, I doubt they are as fragile as you.

 

[rjd970]

Give it a couple weeks to catch up. They will reach that 10k figure

So your 10k deaths/day wasn’t quite right...imagine that when it come to numbers with this pandemic.

And even if it were 10k per day (which it blatantly isn’t), or will reach that...do you realize the sheer population size of India? Again - all you rona drama queens are all about numbers without any sort of context. It’s really reaching the point of willful ignorance at this point and it is shameful.

 

[Sea Ray]

Don't they know it's all just a Democrat-engineered hoax yet? Or maybe they should just listen to the herd-immunity-through-mass-infection bros.

No one has claimed that a country of 1.4B has anything close to herd immunity. Another strawman on your part. However this article does seem pretty silly right now:

Herd Immunity in Sight for India’s Capital?

 

[Sandman 423]

India up to 10,000 CV deaths per day. No hospital space. They are just burning dead bodies out in the open

This is why all those precautions you guys bitch about were/are necessary

Here I thought it might have something to do with having a ton of people living close together, go figure.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

India is a unsanitary crap hole. It should surprise no one.

India is an enigma. You will see people dying in the streets and businessmen stepping around them.

 

[Tastylicks]

So your 10k deaths/day wasn’t quite right...imagine that when it come to numbers with this pandemic.

And even if it were 10k per day (which it blatantly isn’t), or will reach that...do you realize the sheer population size of India? Again - all you rona drama queens are all about numbers without any sort of context. It’s really reaching the point of willful ignorance at this point and it is shameful.

So IF 10,000 deaths per day in India is not a big deal to you because of "context", what is? How many deaths per day in India would shock and/or sadden you?
25k? 50k? 100k?

 

[rjd970]

So IF 10,000 deaths per day in India is not a big deal to you because of "context", what is? How many deaths per day in India would shock and/or sadden you?
25k? 50k? 100k?

Anything than is more than the normal rate. At the very least, a true number that you don’t over-inflate that is truly indicative to the real scale of death would be a honest place to start with.

A single death is bad. But this is what it is and as much as you think it is, this simply isn’t world war z.

You know what saddens me and I find deplorable? Exaggerations and headlined grabbing titles when real people are dying. It ranks of playing politics and dramatics with real tragedy.

 

[Weezer]

Here I thought it might have something to do with having a ton of people living close together, go figure.

Yeah, being the second most populated country on Earth can't have anything to do with it.

 

[Tastylicks]

Anything than is more than the normal rate. At the very least, a true number that you don’t over-inflate that is truly indicative to the real scale of death would be a honest place to start with.

A single death is bad. But this is what it is and as much as you think it is, this simply isn’t world war z.

You know what saddens me and I find deplorable? Exaggerations and headlined grabbing titles when real people are dying. It ranks of playing politics and dramatics with real tragedy.

Thats not really an answer

 

[MG1968]

Thats not really an answer

What is the answer for a country with the population density of India’s?

 

[MurphyVol]

Have you ever seen how disgustingly filthy India is?

Pure 'Insanitation': 200,000 Children Die Each Year Because India Doesn't Have Enough Toilets