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To: bagster
Tokyo is clean so has few cases, even with their crowded subways.

But it might be a combination of crowded housing, and culture.

But Singapore, which is also clean, is fighting a major outbreak in the poorer part of the city where migrant workers are housed in crowded dormitories.

Few visiting Singapore ever go into these areas but when we visited there, a friend took us there to shop at the local equivalent of dollar store because I was too big for upscale clothing made for petite Chinese ladies, but the Indian stores had my size because the clothes were for their buxom ladies.The stores and the neighborhood reminded me of a US inner city, but not quite as dirty.

In New York, I suspect traveling on filthy subways and buses are partly to blame, but also because many who were infected were caregivers, or others in contact with the sick.

And I wonder why Manila has so few cases...the shutdown here is strict, but everyone knows the out of work men are gathering at homes to drink and play cards etc...the problem is so bad they plan to stop the sale of alcohol.

1,629 posted on 04/26/2020 8:19:31 AM PDT by LadyDoc (liberals only love politically correct poor people)
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To: LadyDoc
And I wonder why Manila has so few cases...the shutdown here is strict, but everyone knows the out of work men are gathering at homes to drink and play cards etc...the problem is so bad they plan to stop the sale of alcohol.

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America was deliberately attacked. The Philippines was not ... just suffering from blowback.

1,634 posted on 04/26/2020 8:30:10 AM PDT by Disestablishmentarian ("the right of the people peaceably to assemble")
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