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1918 first 5'million dead second wave 20 million
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By *eeBee67Man
over a year ago
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1918 figures mean nothing for today's epidemic.
Different population, different (non existant) health service, different living conditions, different way of disseminating information.
The government has always said there will be more peaks or waves of infection, the idea is to keep them at levels the NHS can cope with. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How ???
The same way China is hoping to keep it from returning to China every traveller into Compulsory 3 week isolation - not by trust by special designed isolation units
Simples"
By police state. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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First "wave" of Spanish flu was spring 1918...died down somewhat in summer. Second (largest) wave occured......Mostly in USA....due to mass repatriation of troops at end of war in Autumn 1918. |
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"How ???
The same way China is hoping to keep it from returning to China every traveller into Compulsory 3 week isolation - not by trust by special designed isolation units
Simples"
It’s 14 days and this is only applicable to Beijing |
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