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Originally Posted by combustiblefuel
Just like every other virius.
Last year it was zika. Hell influenza was at pandemic stages in 2009 . The difference in most of these viruses is we have more media thats easily consumable . Media looking for ratings is the difference. Yes the virus contagious with no vaccine but only the elderly ,very young and people with compromised immune systems are having difficulties. You have a very low chance of having a sevre complication. 15 % chance that is . And that is no different with any other virus. Calm down ...
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Zika wasn't a pandemic. You seriously need help understanding severity, H1N1 or swine flu had a fatality rate of 0.01-0.08% and because it was related to the avian flu they had a vaccine available in 4 months or it could have killed millions.
COVID19 has no vaccine and won't have any for at least 18 months, it has a mortality rate of 2.5%. this thing is no joke, please stop being a dumbass!