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Enough of the China bashing !
I pretty much agree there’s been an overreaction
Coronavirus, like the flu, here to stay?
Covid-19 hits exports of lobsters…
Will Covid make us or break us ?
And the news seems to be repeating …
Well there’s this: daily arrivals in Hong Kong down 98.5%
And global tourism takes an $80 billion hit
And China slams Australia for “extreme measures”
ADDED: FWIW, figures for actual rate of new infections and trendline. Goes to zero around 19th February. I repeat that I don’t trust this trendline “projection”, and take more notice of official estimates which have the outbreak coming under control in mid to late March. There’s likely to be a long tail. As cases reduce the marginal decrease is harder to control.
[The spike in numbers on 13 Feb was due to new reporting protocols, not a jump in actual new cases]
I pretty much agree there’s been an overreaction
Coronavirus, like the flu, here to stay?
Covid-19 hits exports of lobsters…
Will Covid make us or break us ?
And the news seems to be repeating …
Well there’s this: daily arrivals in Hong Kong down 98.5%
And global tourism takes an $80 billion hit
And China slams Australia for “extreme measures”
ADDED: FWIW, figures for actual rate of new infections and trendline. Goes to zero around 19th February. I repeat that I don’t trust this trendline “projection”, and take more notice of official estimates which have the outbreak coming under control in mid to late March. There’s likely to be a long tail. As cases reduce the marginal decrease is harder to control.
[The spike in numbers on 13 Feb was due to new reporting protocols, not a jump in actual new cases]
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