[OFF TOPIC] Coronavirus Pandemic

[AlFHg 330]

2 minutes ago, konig said:

Wow, i dont expect that quantity only in Lombardy, why did you say "as always"?

because Lombardy has 1/3 of cases and half of the death that currently have happened in Italy

[phelps 8,481]

1 minute ago, konig said:

Wow, i dont expect that quantity only in Lombardy, why did you say "as always"?

 

because it's what happens every day...

 

if you look at the general numbers, half of the positive tests and half of the deceased people come from my region (mainly the Bergamo and Brescia province, in the east of Lombardy...but today the most hit province is Milan...and I'm more and more scared...for my dad, who's already 78 years old rather than myself)...

[konig 1,583]

1 minute ago, AlFHg said:

because Lombardy has 1/3 of cases and half of the death that currently have happened in Italy

Ok, i have the doubt if he is saying that for another particularity of lombardy.

[phelps 8,481]

2 minutes ago, dcro said:

I feel like we finally have some sort of an idea how everyday life went in Europe during the WW2...

 

having listened to what my granfather and (partially) my dad always told me, luckily we're not even close to those days...

[phelps 8,481]

1 minute ago, konig said:

Ok, i have the doubt if he is saying that for another particularity of lombardy.

 

no, no...it's because the naked truth of the numbers...

[heywoodu 16,334]

6 minutes ago, dcro said:

I feel like we finally have some sort of an idea how everyday life went in Europe during the WW2...

I really think we don't. At all. 

 

Luckily.

[phelps 8,481]

7 minutes ago, konig said:

Wow, i dont expect that quantity only in Lombardy, why did you say "as always"?

 

this is a full recap Region by Region, updated to today's numbers...

 

 

the green column is the number of recovered people, red of course is the number of deaths and orange is the total number of positive tests...

 

"tamponi" is the number of tests performed...

[dcro 10,210]

1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

I really think we don't. At all. 

 

Luckily.

 

It's still the closest thing since.

[heywoodu 16,334]

Switzerland is starting to consider shutting down Netflix for now, because the networks are getting congested. Now we're starting to feel how it was during WW2  

 

https://futurezone.at/netzpolitik/corona-krise-schweiz-ueberlegt-netflix-abzudrehen/400784333

[heywoodu 16,334]

Just now, dcro said:

 

It's still the closest thing since.

 

For us, here in Western Europe, luckily it is. Not so much so for the most eastern half of the continent I'd assume..