Scary GLOBAL EMERGENCY : Rapid CoronaVirus OutBreak

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Coronavirus outbreak: Thousands crowd California beaches despite stay-at-home orders
Apr 28, 2020
A heatwave brought thousands of people to the open beaches across Southern California over the weekend despite stay-at-home orders for people across the state amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Aerial footage captured the scene from Los Angeles, where some said the beaches looked like a holiday weekend, with lifeguards and authorities asking people to remember social distancing to slow the spread of the coronavirus. In San Diego on Sunday, dozens attended a protest, waving flags and signs urging Governor Newsom to reopen businesses and the beaches. Authorities were concerned the hot weather would draw many people to the open beaches due to "quarantine fatigue" -- a new term used to describe those tired of being cooped up in their homes -- and without proper social distancing, all of the good could be undone if people stop following the order. The tentative steps toward restarting life run against the warnings of many public health experts.

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Ramadhan Mubarak
Stay focus
stay safe!

 

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U.S President Donald Trump has tweeted a study released by Harvard Medical School which postulates that the actual spread of the Coronavirus in China actually begun in August 2019. The Chinese government only announced the breakout of the disease officially in January 2020. The research published by Harvard points to an unforgivable coverup by China which has resulted in the loss of life of millions of people across the world. If the published research turns out to be accurate China will have much to answer for considering it has endangered so many countries in the world by not declaring the disease in public. If this information had been made public by China in time, 4 months earlier than it actually was, travel restrictions to contain the spread and preparation for health infrastructure could have been initiated in time.