How horrible that people will do most anything to avoid this virus. Drinking bleach and eating soap...stupid. That just might kill you before the virus hits. Whew! Please just wash your hands. That's so easy and there are so many people out there that don't even do that. I pray for them...

Fiona is very correct. Also, panic about Covid has NO PLACE ON WA!!! This is a business platform to talk about all things WA. Take Fiona's advice above and stop panicking and just do what you can to keep yourself safe. You are either going to get it or not.

We have anic because we dont know what to do.

Early Signs of Covid-19
From Ministry of Health Singapore

RECOGNISING THE SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19 FROM DAY TO DAY

DAY 1-3
1. Symptoms similar to colds
2. Mild throat pains
3. No fever, not tired; still consume food and drink as normal

DAY 4
1. Throat a little bit painful; body feels like drunk
2. Voice becoming hoarse
3. Body temperature around 36.5°
4. Beginning of disturbance in eating habits;
5.Mild headaches
6. Mild diarrhea

DAY 5
1. Throat pain and hoarse voice
2. Mild body heat. Body temperature between 36.5°-36.7°
3. Weak body; feeling joint pains

DAY 6
1. Beginning of mild fever with temperature around 37°
2. Dry cough
3. Throat pains while eating, swallowing food, or talking.
4. Exhausted and nauseous
5. Occasional difficulty in breathing
6. Fingers feeling pain
7. Diarrhea and vomitting

DAY 7
1. Higher fever from 37.4°-37.8°
2. Coughing incessantly with phlegm
3. Body pains and headache
4. Worsening diarrhea
5. Vomitting

DAY 8
1.Fever around 38° or above 38°
2. Breathing difficulties; heavy feeling in the chest when breathing
3. Incessant coughs
4. Headaches, joints becoming lame; buttocks pain.

DAY 9.
1. Symptoms remain unchanged but becoming worse
2. Worsening fever
3.Worsening cough
4. Difficulties in breathing and struggling hard to breathe

At this stage, blood tests and chest x-ray must be conducted immediately.

This is for reference purposes only. At any point in time, if you do not feel well, consult a medical doctor immediately.

Please Repost

This's not a Blog is a comment to the good post done by Fiona:

I agree not to panic but to be smart, instruct ourselves more about covid-19 and try the best to help prevent the spread of it!
and overcome this Virus,
which makes it very new and different from the rest,
the fact that is cross breed/spread ! from animal to human and from Human to Human

what I'm writing......
first time ever that we have such a Virus on our Planet,
coming from the Animal Kingdom,
it spread true contact with an infected Human,
Killing, unhealthy people (that have some type of illness, diseases, respiratory health probs and people with depleted immunity system, which make more prone to elderly Human to be in danger)

I believe that we can fight it!
but we NEED to be responsible
of our action and prevent the pandemic by also follow the Government instructions FROM THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT and orders/new rules to avoid the spreading of such a Virus that is all over the world IN SO SUCH SHORT TIME!

Since the novel virus was first detected in December,( WELL THE TRUE IT WAS OUT THERE ALREADY 9 MONTHS AGO!) But the Cina declared the finding of it and told the World and you have heard how they blocked entire City strait true!!!

More than 134,300 people have been infected in 121 countries and territories, AFP reported Friday.
Italy, which has reported 15,113 infections, has locked down all 60 million of its inhabitants.
Australia, America, Sweden and other countries ( TO MANY TO MENTION) are banning flight coming from the High-risk country of the world,
the Economy is trambling
and recession is on the stock market
AND MORE THEN 5000 PEOPLE DIED

Let's be smart and let us not taking this Virus easily, we need to be aware that this Virus can drastically change our FUTURE

don't panic be smart
be safe and have a blessed Sunday

Good advice. Stay calm and avoid public gatherings and physical contact. At this point, the pandemic will spread to the whole world but it's important to control and slow down the spread so that healthcare systems can prepare and not get overcrowded. The disease is only deadly to a very small percentage but if you get it bad, it's important hospital care is not overcrowded,