A while back Kaiser Permanente declared that masks are no longer necessary protective gear when treating COVID-19 patients, and stopped issuing masks. So nurses began bring their own N95 masks to work. Now, Kaiser Permanente is threatening to fire nurses for wearing their own masks.
I meant what I wrote. I don’t recall any “crowded space” caveats (Singapore, then) and I don’t believe there were any. Of course they probably did this because they didn’t have enough masks, rather than due to justified reservations about effectiveness.
WAIT A SECOND…in that map Taiwan is clearly listed separately from china, yet it’s not in the top15 countries for demand of instant noodles? In the extended list we’re on 16th place, how can we be behind Nepal?
regardless, still a great place though. although the day will come where the city will be 100% new buildings and chain stores with nothing remaining of the history and culture. the CCP will be happy with it but it will be a loss.
Goodness gracious, why are the penny counters so irresponsible? This is not a gamble with other people´s lives, but a certainty that without equipment, they will get sick. I feel so much pain for them.
I have family working as doctors and nurses and this is definitively not right.
i really hope when this is over. the nurses whether in hospitals, nursing homes etc. will get a huge salary raise, everywhere! because they are underpaid, understaffed and overworked everywhere in the world. and no, i don’t want this to be another political debate, but privatizing medical care is just such an odd thought. the same as whether water should be privatized…
00:12: China’s National Health Commission reports 47 new cases and 1 new death across the mainland, excluding Hubei province. All of the new cases originated in a foreign country. Of those, 19 are in Shanghai and 5 in Beijing. (Source)
00:12: 3 new deaths in Hubei province, China. There were no new cases. (Source)