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I wanted to fly to Egypt in 5 days, tell me, is it dangerous to fly at all now (due to the coronavirus)?
I wanted to fly to Egypt in 5 days, tell me, is it dangerous to fly at all now (due to the coronavirus)?
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Go down a couple of questions on Egypt below - the topic has been discussed for more than a day
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answered 5 years ago
For many days I have been wondering why everyone is afraid to fly to Egypt because of the virus. And then I remember that on TurPravda there are practically no countries except Egypt))).
Here is a link to the discussion: https://www.turpravda.com/eg/question-99779.html
Here is a link to the discussion: https://www.turpravda.com/eg/question-99779.html
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, yesterday I was at my TA, people are afraid to book to Turkey for June)))
and here is Egypt still for now)
I'm not afraid to go to Rome in March, why not
and here is Egypt still for now)
I'm not afraid to go to Rome in March, why not
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answered 5 years ago
I am not afraid of choita yet either.))) Perhaps because the mortality rate is about 2% and mainly among those who have become white 60+.
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answered 5 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, only shh! but the real cure for the coronavirus has long been around. The Chinese just can't open it yet.
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answered 5 years ago
Yes Yes! it has already been tested for a long time in Vietnam on people))))
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answered 5 years ago
In groups of abandoned tours, it’s just a season of refusal in Italy - Rome, Venice, Sicily, ski Italy.
That the same number of cases will appear as in Italy in Turkey or Egypt - welcome Zatoka and Crimea)))
That the same number of cases will appear as in Italy in Turkey or Egypt - welcome Zatoka and Crimea)))
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answered 5 years ago
Surprisingly, here's what.
It's just a mass of statements on all possible sites of such a plan: "I'm not afraid, the virus is dangerous for the old and sick." You always want to ask - do people have no parents or just relatives of old age? Everyone knows that asymptomatic carriers are also contagious? Well, like a cherry, is it bad just to breathe? Is it good and not scary to endure severe and prolonged pneumonia?
Z.Y. Now I would fly to Egypt. A month later, no. In Asia, there is no longer any. To Europe by car, yes, by plane - no longer either.
It's just a mass of statements on all possible sites of such a plan: "I'm not afraid, the virus is dangerous for the old and sick." You always want to ask - do people have no parents or just relatives of old age? Everyone knows that asymptomatic carriers are also contagious? Well, like a cherry, is it bad just to breathe? Is it good and not scary to endure severe and prolonged pneumonia?
Z.Y. Now I would fly to Egypt. A month later, no. In Asia, there is no longer any. To Europe by car, yes, by plane - no longer either.
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answered 5 years ago
In which case, Zatoka will become such a sickly hearth, given the passion of our people to be treated without doctors and to drag patients wherever possible, cough without hiding and grab food that they are not going to buy with dirty paws.
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answered 5 years ago
I'm sure that there is a virus in Ukraine, so even a bunker will not give 100% protection. Pachok, elderly relatives can be tantamount to becoming infected with it, both from the grandchildren who arrived from Vietnam, and from the cashier at the ATB. In our realities it is impossible to be absolutely protected.
Author, I wouldn’t fly to Egypt now just for the reason that I’m cold there now.
Author, I wouldn’t fly to Egypt now just for the reason that I’m cold there now.
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answered 5 years ago
But I really do not feel fear and panic, what can I do?))) What is the relationship between fear and the likelihood of getting sick? With the fact that it is better not to get sick, I also agree 100%.
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answered 5 years ago
There's nothing you can do. This, in general, is characteristic of people - to be afraid only for themselves. I'm not afraid for myself - well, to hell with them, the sick and the old, whom I can infect.
The connection is the most direct - fear scares away from travel, a decrease in movement through airports and other mass gatherings reduces the number of contacts, a decrease in contacts - less likely to get infected.
The connection is the most direct - fear scares away from travel, a decrease in movement through airports and other mass gatherings reduces the number of contacts, a decrease in contacts - less likely to get infected.
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answered 5 years ago
vedrogvozdey, No, it's not equivalent. Unless they see their grandchildren once every five years at a distance.
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answered 5 years ago
Pachok, you are confusing something, I'm not going to Sharm.
But I envy you if you can not go to work and not take your child to the garden, because fear scares away from crowded places. I don't have that option.
But I envy you if you can not go to work and not take your child to the garden, because fear scares away from crowded places. I don't have that option.
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answered 5 years ago
Based on the answers, I am once again convinced that panic is a terrible thing.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, I don’t think that at your work every day tens of thousands of people from all over the world hang out like at an airport :)
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According to the answers, once again I am convinced that many people have not heard about cause-and-effect relationships.
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answered 5 years ago
Packok, okay. Question. What are your actions when a massive pandemic begins?
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answered 5 years ago
"mass pandemic?" you can define a pandemic
- coronavirus COVID-19
- H1N1 swine flu
- Ebola
- your options
- coronavirus COVID-19
- H1N1 swine flu
- Ebola
- your options
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answered 5 years ago
Vika284. It doesn't matter what pandemic, even the zombie virus.
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answered 5 years ago
Pachok, not thinking is great))) Life immediately becomes easier)))
Office building 60 floors, let's say an average of 200 people per floor. Approximately 12,000 employees and temporary visitors from all over the world. But this is bullshit compared to the Moscow metro, which transports 9.5 million people a day (also from all over the world). And everyone strives to leave their viruses and bacilli underground. Going to work is more dangerous.
Office building 60 floors, let's say an average of 200 people per floor. Approximately 12,000 employees and temporary visitors from all over the world. But this is bullshit compared to the Moscow metro, which transports 9.5 million people a day (also from all over the world). And everyone strives to leave their viruses and bacilli underground. Going to work is more dangerous.
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answered 5 years ago
vedrogvozdey, Do not roam around airports. And hotels, museums, shops in the hearths.
Have an action plan in case of illness.
Have an action plan in case of illness.
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answered 5 years ago
Are there 60-storey office buildings in Barnaul? And the metro to Moscow was launched?
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answered 5 years ago
"do not roam around airports. And hotels, museums, shops in the hearths."
And do not roam around the shops, and to work too))).
I'm currently working in Moscow, in Barnaul only a residence permit, if it's important))).
And do not roam around the shops, and to work too))).
I'm currently working in Moscow, in Barnaul only a residence permit, if it's important))).
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answered 5 years ago
It was you who came up with the job. And on shops - yes, superfluous absolutely. Delivery is everywhere.
But, in general, it's funny, of course. Idiots Chinese - they locked the population of the whole city at home, ports, airports, for some reason they put masks on everyone. And that's all you need to do - don't be afraid! Just think, some 3% of the dead. And the Italians are stupid alarmists! Why were the museums closed? Carnivals, again ... The Japanese generally figured it out, well, you have to think of it - do not let the people out of the ship to scatter around the country. What should they be afraid of, they have a subway in Tokyo that transports 9 million a day and offices in skyscrapers.
But, in general, it's funny, of course. Idiots Chinese - they locked the population of the whole city at home, ports, airports, for some reason they put masks on everyone. And that's all you need to do - don't be afraid! Just think, some 3% of the dead. And the Italians are stupid alarmists! Why were the museums closed? Carnivals, again ... The Japanese generally figured it out, well, you have to think of it - do not let the people out of the ship to scatter around the country. What should they be afraid of, they have a subway in Tokyo that transports 9 million a day and offices in skyscrapers.
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answered 5 years ago
Damn, but at work they can also send on a business trip)))). This work is terrible.
In fact, I very much support the cancellation of mass events and the reduction of transport links. And I myself am only in favor of less roaming abroad. But I'm not going to panic either. Someone has to earn money.
In fact, I very much support the cancellation of mass events and the reduction of transport links. And I myself am only in favor of less roaming abroad. But I'm not going to panic either. Someone has to earn money.
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answered 5 years ago
Yes, what a panic ... A little caution. My husband just came from a business trip yesterday and is going again. And tickets for the whole family for March to Europe, it’s not clear what to do with them ...
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