Coronavirus (COVID-19)

I'll add these two suspicious countries as well. I believe many more countries are hiding their true numbers out of self interest. Total number is ~770,000 as of this posting. It's going to be well over a million by the end of the week at this rate. Just think of what the true numbers are if these and other countries revealed the truth.

Russia, which has an unbelievable 1,836 total cases, has shutdown Moscow. Why if so few?

Headline: Moscow initiates coronavirus lockdown, requires 'special pass' to leave homes
www.foxnews.com/world/moscow-coronavirus-lockdown-special-pass-russia

Japan suddenly has a spike in cases after told the Olympics that were to be held there is postponed. Really?

Headline: Japan virus cases spike after Olympics delayed, sparking questions
www.timesofisrael.com/japan-cases-spike-after-olympics-delayed-sparking-questions/

from link -
TOKYO, Japan (AP) — Before the Olympics were postponed, Japan looked like it had coronavirus infections contained, even as they spread in neighboring countries. Now that the games have been pushed to next year, Tokyo’s cases are spiking, and the city’s governor is requesting that people stay home, even hinting at a possible lockdown.

The sudden rise in the number of virus cases in Tokyo and the government’s strong actions immediately after the Olympic postponement have raised questions in parliament and among citizens about whether Japan understated the extent of the outbreak and delayed enforcement of social distancing measures while clinging to hopes that the games would start on July 24 as scheduled.
With the Olympics now off, many are voicing suspicion that the numbers are rising because Japan suddenly has no reason to hide them.

If we are sitting at nation vs nation etc, Christ said for us not to be troubled — and it’s not the end!

Has the enemy already afflicted us, the body of Christ? Yes, since Christ death. We may not see it in the US, that doesn’t mean it hasn’t been happening.

I suppose your question is then if we will see it here and I believe so because men are inherently evil and if it comes new here, it will test men’s faith. Persecution builds the church. It has from the beginning.
Sometimes I have thought about taking up my cross..that is living in his shoes through ridicule, stoning, whipping, being spat on, insulted, and even martyrdom for my friend and my God. I don’t want those things naturally. But I try to prepare myself mentally Incase they happen so that if they do, I’m not weak. Do not fear them that kill the body, but fear the one that can destroy both body and soul in hell.

I have seen vs 20 being posted on Facebook.

Good update from JD Farag. He speaks on the Coronavirus, New World Govt., ID2020, pestilences of Egypt, the coming Passover. Interesting what he says about where the Jewish people are at this time.

Taking a page out of the sog book by posting link and article.  I saw NJ in the tagline so I thought to read this as a Dr. passed only a couple, three, four days after feeling symptoms (why not tell us how many?). Anyone else notice some very unhealthy issues in this seemingly innocent article penned? Does it tell the reader to be afraid?   (< thats me getting angry at the sin, lies and so on)

Full Article on NY Post

An ER doctor and two-time cancer survivor has died in his husband’s arms in their Harlem apartment — just days after he started to notice coronavirus symptoms, the grieving man told The Post on Wednesday.

“He was an amazing doctor. He loved to take care of people. He was an angel,” Arnold Vargas, 28, said about his husband, Dr. Frank Gabrin, 60, an ER physician at East Orange General Hospital in New Jersey who died Tuesdsay.

“Yesterday morning he just told me, ‘I can’t breath,’” Vargas said tearfully in a phone interview from his Harlem apartment. “I tried to do everything to save him. He died in my arms.”

A longtime friend told The Post that Gabrin told her he thought he caught the deadly bug from having to use the same face mask for an entire week.

“He had one medical kit — including the face mask — for a whole week,” creative strategist Debra Vasalech Lyons, 55, said.
“He had one pair of gloves. They ran out of the large and extra-large gloves and Frank had to try to wear a size medium. Every time he put them on they ripped. They ran out of soap,” she said.
“When he got sick he told me, ‘I know exactly when I got sick. It’s when I had to reuse my mask,'” added Lyons, who said Gabrin also worked at St. John’s Hospital in Queens.

Gabrin, who began experiencing chest pain and other symptoms on March 25, woke up Tuesday complaining that he couldn’t breathe, Vargas said.

As his condition deteriorated, Vargas said he called the NYPD about 10:30 a.m. and was transferred to another department. By the time paramedics arrived 30 minutes later, it was too late.

“I told him help was coming. But nobody helped me in that moment,” Vargas said.
Lyons said she was on the phone with Vargas as he desperately tried to keep his husband alive. She said the paramedics spent about an hour trying to revive him.

“Arnold was trying to keep him breathing … It was just terrible,” she said.

Gabrin had not been tested for the coronavirus, Vargas told NJ.com , adding that as a health care professional, they were quite certain he was infected.
The doctor thought he had the illness under control and would recover at home, his husband of about a year said.

“He told me, ‘I can handle this. I survived cancer and this is just the coronavirus,’” Vargas told the news outlet.
Meanwhile, Vargas said he has developed mild symptoms of the illness and is in quarantine.

Dr. Alvaro Alban, chairman of East Orange’s Emergency Department, said Gabrin was “delightful, caring and wonderful to work with.”
“He had every intention to help. He was eager to keep working in the E.D. and was disappointed when he started to get symptoms. His intention was that his fever would break,” Alban told WNBC in a statement.

“Dr. Gabrin was motivated, on a mission and wanted to keep working,” he added.

In a moving post on Twitter, Lyons wrote that she lost her “best friend.”

“He planned to go back to work when he recovered. It took only five days from the first sign of symptoms. He leaves a husband of less than one year behind. We are devastated. #PPENow,” she wrote.

She also shared Vargas’ last post.

“Don’t forget about these tools people! They can be the most powerful drugs we have to use in this pandemic,” he wrote, adding words such as “tolerance,” “kindness,” empathy,” “compassion” and patience.”

My multi vitamin has both 😉

Some of the info from two days back...below that yesterdays for those interested