Posted on 02/10/2020 7:50:47 AM PST by Zhang Fei
They might also be incinerating people who did not die from the virus. Just putting folks down nazi-style.
There are 49 crematories in Wuhan. No data on how many ovens each other than one which has 24. THat facility typically runs all ovens 4 hours per day, 5 days per week or 120 cremations per week. Reasonable for a site of 11 million in a province of 58 million people. That crematory is said to be running 24/7 now which would close to 1000 cremations per week for one facility alone.
The official CCP death toll and these rumors are definitely in conflict, not to mention the SiO2 evidence now.
I think the units are packs/year. 38 pack-years suggests that if you smoke 1 pack over 38 years you are at high risk. Likewise 38 packs in one month is only about 3 pack years suggesting that you are at low risk.
Sounds like you prefer to believe what the CCP government is putting out, which is exactly what they want you to do.
The rest of us are providing data from independent sources, with the stipulation that it is unconfirmed. Perhaps you should read more and post less.
[More people staying home, locked down, using electric heat to warm their apartments during winter 24/7 will actually use more electricity, requiring more coal burning than normal. ]
Good one swordmaker....
How long before Greta Thunberg calls for banning sulfur dioxide?
I don’t imagine that the Chinese, or anyone else, places their power generation plants smack dab in the middle of the city - as the image shows the highest concentrations in the city center area where, oddly, the crematoriums are located
Wuhan is completely CLOSED. There are no factories, no one is allowed outside, most people have been literally chained into their apartments.
The SO2 emissions are NOT from coal or industrial pollution.
The same goes for Chongqing- a city of 36 million.
Factories, shipyards, farming, and yes, even their oil refineries are shut down still. Apple only had 10% of their workers show up for work today at one plant, zero at the big one in Shenzhen.
Even Beijing is locked down now.
China is acting as if it is at war - internally. This is absolutely NOT business as usual. We are not being doomsayers over this, merely observing some really extreme behavior.
That is cause for the beginning of heightened readiness.
>>I would imagine we have satellites capable of such high solution imaging that we wouldnt have to speculate on the basis of SO2 emissions.<<
Yes, we(US) knows what’s up with the SO2 emissions. The bigger issue is the food supply to the area along with other everyday needed items are probably beginning to run out. Unless something is done quickly this may end up being a mass death situation where the original source of the problem was only the beginning of the horrific results.
Youre only fueling hysteria!
Bring Out Your Dead
Post to me or FReep mail to be on/off the Bring Out Your Dead ping list.
The purpose of the Bring Out Your Dead ping list (formerly the Ebola ping list) is very early warning of emerging pandemics, as such it has a high false positive rate.
So far the false positive rate is 100%.
At some point we may well have a high mortality pandemic, and likely as not the Bring Out Your Dead threads will miss the beginning entirely.
*sigh* Such is life, and death...
If a quarantine saves just one child's life, it's worth it.
[The official CCP death toll and these rumors are definitely in conflict, not to mention the SiO2 evidence now.]
Given the size of Wuhan, a boost in cremations due to the epidemic wouldn't be out of the ordinary, assuming the regime is lying about the actual number of dead.
Hmmmm....
China is not counting those that die who are sealed in their homes or in quarantined camps; those who are not admitted to hospitals, those that die after recovering due to organ failure.
A patient has to be officially tested positive and then die to be counted <- the minority of cases
The Chinese government is in panic mode.
They know it’s worse than they let on....................
There are 49 crematories in Wuhan
and if they can’t work because they are sealed in they can pay the heat bill
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