What you need to know about Hantavirus | BBC News

It has an eight week incubation period with an unknown infectious start point. Those two facts alone make the next two months completely unpredictable, full stop.

I’ve played these games before!

Do we believe them when they say it’s not a pandemic ????

Rich people jetting and cruising around the world are spreading exotic diseases to everyone. Countries won't allow livestock or plants to enter a country but these wealthy travelers can go anywhere and come back to infect us without any control.

*Why does the video quality look like it's from March 2015?*

The Andes strain IS a human virus now, it’s spread quite well from human to human on that cruise ship and before that, in mainland South America. I don’t know why they keep talking about the other variants that don’t spread to humans, that’s not what we’re dealing with here. With a mortality rate of up to 55%, only small increases in transmissibility are needed to make this a terrible pandemic. Mutations that might cause this are completely unpredictable.

6-8 weeks incubation period, but the new cases test positive right away after exposure 🙄

The US and UK have never had ANDV before. It seems like it might’ve been better to put the patients on a boat or small island and send healthcare practitioners to them

Self isolate is what you do with a cold or flu. Not what you ask people to do woth a disease with a 50% kill count. Idiots.

Without lies, big pharma dies