Re:In 4 US state prisons, 3,300 inmates test positive, 96% w...
by _-___________-_ on Sunday April 26, 2020 @03:30AM
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It would be extremely alarming if there were large numbers of deaths or hospital admissions occurring among the Singapore workers who are testing positive. Given that there are virtually none, the lack of testing in other ASEAN countries is hardly extremely alarming. A lack of data is less concerning if you wouldn't do anything differently if you had the data.
Re:In 4 US state prisons, 3,300 inmates test positive, 96% w...
by bob33212 on Sunday April 26, 2020 @07:52AM
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If it turns out that the infection rate is higher and the death rate is lower for healthy individuals than originally estimated it would be extremely alarming that were are not taking a totally different approach to handling this pandemic
Re:In 4 US state prisons, 3,300 inmates test positive, 96% w...
by _-___________-_ on Tuesday April 28, 2020 @09:02AM
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agreed.
As a fellow south east asian, I am deathly afraid of the under-reporting and testing in other ASEAN countries. Singapore. A 2017 statista study of migrant worker populations in South East Asia (https://www.statista.com/statistics/711513/asean-number-of-m...) shows that Malaysia and Thailand have much larger migrant worker populations than Singapore. Their living conditions are either on par or worse than the ones living in Singapore, yet there are apparently no Covid-19 clusters among migrant populations in other ASEAN countries. This is extremely alarming.