BREAKING:China confirms 9 dead from corona virus and 440 infected

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imhotep

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    ඉබෝලා ත් මිනිස්සුන්ට ආවෙ වවුල් මස් වලින් කියල නේද කිවුවෙ,ඔය අප්‍රිකාවෙ සමහර පැති වල වවුල්ලු පුච්චලා කන සීන් එකක් තියනවලු ඒ වගේ බාගෙට පුච්චපු වවුල්ලු කාල තමයි ඕක ආවෙ කියල ඒ කාලෙ කිය කිය හිටියනේ

    මම දන්න විදියට හොදට තැම්බුනාට පස්සෙ වයිරස් විනාශ වෙනවා ඒත් බාගෙට තැම්බුනාම වයිරස් ඉතුරු වෙන්න පුලුවන් එහෙම වෙන්න ඇති මේකත් මිනිස්සුන්ට එන්න ඇත්තෙ

    Yes.. Ebola was through infected bats. :yes: - and also through wild game meats.
     

    imhotep

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    ඉබෝලා ත් මිනිස්සුන්ට ආවෙ වවුල් මස් වලින් කියල නේද කිවුවෙ,ඔය අප්‍රිකාවෙ සමහර පැති වල වවුල්ලු පුච්චලා කන සීන් එකක් තියනවලු ඒ වගේ බාගෙට පුච්චපු වවුල්ලු කාල තමයි ඕක ආවෙ කියල ඒ කාලෙ කිය කිය හිටියනේ

    මම දන්න විදියට හොදට තැම්බුනාට පස්සෙ වයිරස් විනාශ වෙනවා ඒත් බාගෙට තැම්බුනාම වයිරස් ඉතුරු වෙන්න පුලුවන් එහෙම වෙන්න ඇති මේකත් මිනිස්සුන්ට එන්න ඇත්තෙ

    Yes..Bacteria gets killed easily during boiling. Bacteria is a living organism. A virus is different. Virii are non living or on the brink of living/non-living depending on how you look at it.. Their DNA or RNA is enclosed in a protein coat. Virii needs a host cell to reproduce.
    If you boil for a long time the virus will get inactivated. But it is said that you can transfer HIV from a sample of flesh kept deep frozen for sometime. So with a virus you just cannot be sure.

    I don't think the Chinese boil for their soups for that long either...Could be the pieces of bat in boiling water. Who knows?;)
     

    imhotep

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    Hmmo bn.. thawa mona virus evida danne na thawa aurudu 5k 10k yanakota.

    The way people take antibiotics and the dosage of antibiotics daily fed to Chicken etc will pose another serious risk. Antibiotic resistant bacteria:shocked:
     

    imhotep

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    Update from China......

    Snakes -- the Chinese krait and the Chinese cobra -- may be the original source of the newly discovered coronavirus that has triggered an outbreak of a deadly infectious respiratory illness in China this winter.

    The many-banded krait (Bungarus multicinctus), also known as the Taiwanese krait or the Chinese krait, is a highly venomous species of elapid snake found in much of central and southern China and Southeast Asia.

    The researchers used an analysis of the protein codes favored by the new coronavirus and compared it to the protein codes from coronaviruses found in different animal hosts, like birds, snakes, marmots, hedgehogs, manis, bats and humans. Surprisingly, they found that the protein codes in the 2019-nCoV are most similar to those used in snakes.
    Snakes often hunt for bats in wild. Reports indicate that snakes were sold in the local seafood market in Wuhan, raising the possibility that the 2019-nCoV might have jumped from the host species -- bats -- to snakes and then to humans at the beginning of this coronavirus outbreak. However, how the virus could adapt to both the cold-blooded and warm-blooded hosts remains a mystery.
     
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    වොන්ඩර් ලැන්ඩ්
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    ow USA kariyo wenna puluwan

    okun red indians maruwe ohomay ballo
     

    ROCCO-X

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    Pls wear a MASK
    Coronavirus blamed on bat soup as pics emerge of people eating the Chinese delicacy

    https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/scientists-blame-coronavirus-bats-pics-21337997

    පෙරේත හැත්ත වවුල් සුප් බීලා වසන්ගත හදාගෙන ලෝකෙටම බෝකරනවා:angry::angry::angry:

    මේ තියෙන්නෙ වීඩියෝ ඵකක්..තුක් විතරක්..:sorry:

    https://m.facebook.com/groups/295202647488775?view=permalink&id=1916494468692910

    :baffled:
     
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