sonyjmn wrote: Yep thanks Tasman

In my house no one is taking aspirin

I just saw video and posted content here to know facts

We all are taking steam and drinking turmeric milk

Not going out of home

Whole world is facing this issue

It is better if Govt declare complete lockdown for few days[/quote]

Government is waiting for more deaths to take place.
Even Randeep Guleria AIIMS Director is advicing government to announce lock down to reduce the spread of the infection but this government is deaf and dumb. Even now everday more than 3.5 lakh cases are detected and more than 3500 people are dying. But this figure is not correct. The unofficial figures are likely to be more as people are dying in their houses due to unavailability of hospital beds. Hope Wisdom prevails on the government and they act as per the advice of the health experts.

sonyjmn wrote: Which state are you from suraraj

If you don't mind sharing

Situation is become worst now they are saying covid comes from air

The air is not good can't say whom to rely upon

Just follow some things at home

Take steam regularly

Drink turmeric milk and have vitamin c which is orange juice regularly

beafuell wrote: The ySense addon is automatically included without you having to install it? That's strange!
But with the requirements you mentioned, 99.9 percent of the members don't have the chance to get it to work anyway.
Thank you

JillianV wrote: I'm no demographics expert or virologist but, considering how much deadlier COVID-19 is for older people, India's young population might be one of many factors to keep into consideration.

I'm struggling to find actual (not estimated) 2020-2021 demographics but apparently more than 50% of India's population is under age 25-30. That's pretty mind-blowing.

rajukurup wrote: The cremation places in Delhi are filled with the dead bodies of covid patients and many have to wait long hours for the cremation to be carried out. Such pathetic condition has never been witnessed before . The death toll due to the pandemic is rising day by day in certain parts of the country especially in large cities like Mumbai and Delhi which leads to the feeling that population density, pollution, and wrong eating habits all these contribute to the severity of the pandemic. India has to learn a lot from these and live a simple lifestyle than going after money and lust which has been increasing from the past decade.

pardeeep143 wrote: better now shutdown the densed populated india fully now for months and open it untill the whole population not get vaccinated. my parents have joins pain always in their legs but after 1dose of covieshield vaccine their pain is totally cure.its really surprise for them and also for me. i dont know covid19 cure by covieshield or not but good thing their pain is gone. lets see soon. i will try also dose after 1 may.

valerie wrote:

josealvesjr wrote: The other day I read a story about a woman who broke her leg on a sidewalk in NYC. Bystanders who came to her aid wanted to call for an ambulance but the woman said "please call for an Uber" because I´m not insured and an ambulance will cost $3.000. I hope that was Fake News.

I would guess that is true. An ambulance is expensive. Since it was NYC, I am guessing the prices
for ambulance service is even higher than some other locations.

Most of my office visits are $82.00 per visit.

One of my labs is $227.33 (vampire)

The ear nose throat doctor for scope was $437.00 (nosey doctor (get it?))

The lab for the adrenal gland was $1,234.05 (they took my blood and should have paid me, vampires)

Pet scan was $11,763.40

The contrast solution shot in my veins for the pet scan was over $3,000.00

The cat scans (2) was over $2,000.00 each.

I could go on but I will stop there.

I'd estimate a total of approximately $30,000 to $40,000 including the upcoming
colonoscopy Monday. Think of me when you are eating your Sunday Easter dinner....
I be drinking water and coke.