CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITY’S TO CONTAIN OUTBREAK

CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITY’S

CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITYS TO CONTAIN VIRUS OUTBREAK

CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITY’S


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China is sending trucks to spray bleach on entire cities as the country struggles to contain the Wuhan coronavirus
The Wuhan coronavirus has sickened more than 28,000 people, and killed at least 565, with almost all of the deaths in China.
Chinese cities have been scrambling to contain the virus, cleaning streets, railway stations, and people with disinfectants, including bleach.

Public health and infection control experts say the cleaning resources would be better spent focusing on wiping down hospitals and markets, since coronaviruses do not live long on hard surfaces.
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Spray trucks, hoses, and bottles filled with household disinfectants like bleach are quickly being dispatched across China, as the country scrambles to control the outbreak of the novel coronavirus known as 2019-nCoV.

The deadly virus, which originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December, has so far sickened more than 28,000 people in 26 countries around the globe, and killed at least 565 people (with just two deaths reported so far outside mainland China.)
CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITYS TO CONTAIN VIRUS OUTBREAK

CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITY’S

Keeping hospitals and markets clean is a better way to stop the spread of novel viruses
Joe Drake, president and founder of the US-based Decon Seven, said he’s seen such disinfecting sprayer trucks dispatched in cities including Shanghai, Beijing, and Wuhan even before the current coronavirus outbreak.

But health experts say these public displays of germ-busting are probably not doing much to help stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, and that the disinfection should instead target specific spots, like emergency rooms, and communal surfaces in hospitals, where more coronavirus germs are likely to get swapped around.

For that purpose, Drake’s company makes a hydrogen peroxide-based cleanup product that was originally developed to neutralise biological and chemical warfare agents, but is now being sent to at least six different hospitals around China, both inside and outside Hubei province. D7 kills viruses on hard surfaces as well as textiles for up to eight hours, before it degrades into non-potable water, making it far more long-lasting than a bleach and water spray.

“You can foam it, you can mop it, you can put some in a pail and take a rag and wipe surfaces down, or put it in a pump spray bottle, or fog it,” Drake said.

In the US, his products are often used in places like poultry farms, for disinfecting before and after a new group of animals comes in to a barn. But such practices are not so widespread in China, he said.

CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITYS TO CONTAIN VIRUS OUTBREAK
“I was actually in Wuhan in September, I was in that market,” he said of the spot where scientists suspect the novel virus originally infected a human. “You have live fish, you have dead fish, you have other animals in there … There’s no hygiene standards, they just rinse things down with a garden hose. That doesn’t do anything. You’re just basically creating a bacteria soup.”

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CHINA SPRAYING ENTIRE CITY’S


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Flight Routes from Denpasar to China Not Operating

Flight Routes from Denpasar to China STILL Not Operating

260 Flight Routes Denpasar-China Not Operating Since since the Ministry of Transportation has decided to postpone flights to / from all destinations in China / Mainland China, excluding Hong Kong and Macau, until the deadline to be determined later on February 5, 2020.


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Noted while non-operating flights serving the Denpasar-RRT (Mainland China) route and vice versa from the 5th to 12th of February 2020 today there are 260 flights.

“Based on the Regular and Irregular schedule there are 260 Flights (departures and arrivals) from 5 to 12 February 2020 not operating serving the route (to China and vice versa) in a state of full operation,” explained Communication and Legal Manager of PT Angkasa Pura I (Persero) I Gusti Ngurah Rai Bali International Airport, Arie Ahsanurrohim, Wednesday (02/12/2020).

And when asked about the estimated movement of passengers on 260 flights, how many?


Source Flight Routes from Denpasar :  https://bali.tribunnews.com/


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Direct Denpasar Melbourne flights

Citilink Plans Launch of Direct Denpasar Melbourne Air Service

 Direct Denpasar Melbourne Flights

Low cost carrier Citilink, a subsidiary of national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia, is set to launch its second direct flight to Australia from Denpasar later this month, this time serving passengers from Bali to Melbourne.


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The service will fly to Avalon Airport, located in the City of Greater Geelong, an international airport located just outside of the Melbourne metropolitan area.

According to a statement issued by Avalon, the daily return flights will commence on Jan. 24. It departs Bali at 11:45pm and arrives in Melbourne at 8:50am, while the return journey takes off from Melbourne at 12:50pm and lands in Bali at 4:20pm, all in local times.

“Bali is our most requested international destination and one that we have been actively pursuing for some time,” Justin Giddings, CEO of Avalon Airport, was quoted as saying.

Citilink launched its first service to Australia from Bali just last month, with flights from Denpasar to Perth and vice versa. Citilink joins an increasing number of airlines offering direct flights to and from Denpasar recently, which includes a Denpasar – Ho Chi Minh route from Vietnam Airlines that was launched in October.

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