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No, it's not a flu.
Flu is causing more death.
In 2018 alone, in U.S only flu kill 61,000 people.
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No, it's not a flu.
Yep everthing is under control relax, we got thisNo, it's not a flu.
Flu is causing more death.
In 2018 alone, in U.S only flu kill 61,000 people.
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So the CCP asked everyone to go back to work. Guess what happened ? Yeahh you guess that right @Daniel808
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Ofc globaltimes (a ccp mouthpiece ) will never publish stories like this ehe.Honestly it's a good thing, that's mean their preventive and monitoring system is effective.
The main problem is when you cannot track suspected people.
So big congrats for them to take that preventive measure and monitoring the suspect.
Anyway, there is another good news for China doomed cult followers like you today
There are Recovered patients more than new case of infected for last several day A good sign from China, wish all the best for them
Ofc globaltimes (a ccp mouthpiece ) will never publish stories like this ehe.
China car sales tumble by 92% as coronavirus weighs on industry
CPCA says ‘barely anybody’ has looked to make purchase in first half of February
Mark Sweney
@marksweney
Fri 21 Feb 2020 05.21 EST
Car sales in China have collapsed by 92% as the coronavirus shutdown wreaks havoc on the automotive industry.
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The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) said “barely anybody” had looked to buy vehicles in the first half of February. Most dealerships have remained closed as a precaution.
Coronavirus: air travel demand 'will fall for first time in 11 years'
The plummeting domestic sales – down 96% in the first week of February and 92% across the first half of the month – come days after Jaguar Land Rover revealed it was currently making no sales in China.
“There was barely anybody at car dealers in the first week of February as most people stayed at home,” said Cui Dongshu, the secretary general of the CPCA. “Very few dealerships opened in the first weeks of February and they have had very little customer traffic.”
Only 4,909 cars were sold in the first 16 days of the month, down from 59,930 in the same period last year, in a market where more than 25m cars were sold in 2019.
On Friday the Japanese carmakers Nissan and Honda further delayed restarting their manufacturing plants near the centre of the coronavirus outbreak in China until at least 11 March after the latest government directive to contain the spread.
The shutdown in China has disrupted the global supply chain as carmakers struggle to source the tens of thousands of parts needed for each car.
This week, Ralf Speth, the chief executive of Jaguar Land Rover, said the company had been forced to fly parts in suitcases from China to the UK as supplies continued to dwindle.
Fiat Chrysler has warned it could halt production at one of its four European plants if the supply from China continues to be affected. Toyota and Peugeot-Citroen said their supply chains may be affected but neither expected to close UK plants as a result.
Ofc globaltimes (a ccp mouthpiece ) will never publish stories like this ehe.
China car sales tumble by 92% as coronavirus weighs on industry
CPCA says ‘barely anybody’ has looked to make purchase in first half of February
Mark Sweney
@marksweney
Fri 21 Feb 2020 05.21 EST
Car sales in China have collapsed by 92% as the coronavirus shutdown wreaks havoc on the automotive industry.
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The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) said “barely anybody” had looked to buy vehicles in the first half of February. Most dealerships have remained closed as a precaution.
Coronavirus: air travel demand 'will fall for first time in 11 years'
The plummeting domestic sales – down 96% in the first week of February and 92% across the first half of the month – come days after Jaguar Land Rover revealed it was currently making no sales in China.
“There was barely anybody at car dealers in the first week of February as most people stayed at home,” said Cui Dongshu, the secretary general of the CPCA. “Very few dealerships opened in the first weeks of February and they have had very little customer traffic.”
Only 4,909 cars were sold in the first 16 days of the month, down from 59,930 in the same period last year, in a market where more than 25m cars were sold in 2019.
On Friday the Japanese carmakers Nissan and Honda further delayed restarting their manufacturing plants near the centre of the coronavirus outbreak in China until at least 11 March after the latest government directive to contain the spread.
The shutdown in China has disrupted the global supply chain as carmakers struggle to source the tens of thousands of parts needed for each car.
This week, Ralf Speth, the chief executive of Jaguar Land Rover, said the company had been forced to fly parts in suitcases from China to the UK as supplies continued to dwindle.
Fiat Chrysler has warned it could halt production at one of its four European plants if the supply from China continues to be affected. Toyota and Peugeot-Citroen said their supply chains may be affected but neither expected to close UK plants as a result.
well that's the whole point i'm telling you all this time, am i right????of course there is slump in car sales. Because Lunar new year holiday and covid19 outbreak.
And some Auto factory there also mobilized to produce medical supplies and equipment.
well that's the whole point i'm telling you all this time, am i right????
Pakistan has effective drug for COVID-19’
By news desk
Feb.22,2020
Over 300,000 tablets exported to China as CEN is now collecting clues for heroes who made it possible
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An article, “Pakistan has effective drug for COVID-19, Over 300,000 pieces exported to China”, published by Economic Daily – China Economic Net (CEN) on February 21st has got 5.71 million page views on Toutiao.com and 38,000 likes.
In nearly 10,000 comments, in addition to a lot of thanks to Pakistani friends for their help, some netizens were interested in the “multinational enterprise” mentioned in the CEN reporter’s article and wanted to know the hero behind the scenes who urgently dispensed the effective drugs at a Bayer subsidiary in Pakistan.
On February 20th, after noticing that the official Weibo account of Bayer China said it had made an emergency deployment of chloroquine phosphate tablets in Pakistan at the beginning of this month, CEN reporter quickly contacted to verify the matter.
The official Weibo account of Bayer China confirmed the news and said that the batch of medicines was completed in 24 hours. 200,000 of the 300,000 tablets were “sold” to Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Holdings Limited (GPHL) at zero yuan. Earlier, Economic Daily reported that on February 5th, GPHL first purchased 15,000 tablets of chloroquine phosphate in Pakistan through various channels, and then purchased another 200,000 tablets. The drugs arrived in Guangzhou at 7:00 p.m. on February 8th.
It took less than 4 days from purchasing in Pakistan to arriving in Guangzhou. In addition to the international and domestic airline time, it is not easy for Pakistan, a country with less developed transport infrastructure that is suffering from severe locust plague, to urgently collect, transport and cooperate to undertake the fastest international rescue for dispensing the effective drugs to treat COVID-19. It reminds people of “For 61 Brothers” in Chinese textbook.
CEN reporter learned from further interviews that chloroquine phosphate production was suspended in China for 20 years. In order to deliver the first batch of effective drugs successfully, from February 5th to 8th, in addition to GPHL and Bayer, there are many more heroes behind the scenes, such as China Southern Airlines and Urumqi Customs CEN is now collecting clues. What other heroes behind the scenes in both China and Pakistan are contributing quietly for this? If any information, please contact us!
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2162276/1-pakistan-effective-drug-covid-19/?amp=1