Iniciado por Pautroski

en la cuatro... mexico repor de la "pandemia", sale un tipo joven con mascarilla,
P preguntadora pregunta : ( mas o menos ) como ve esto de la epidemia y tal y tal..?
C contestador contesta: nos vamos a morir todos, nos vamos a convertir en zombis.... venga esos mensajes de calma y tranquilidad.... hahahaaaaa

Ya lo han dicho por la tele, es "oficial".

Iniciado por Pasapisero

Esta mañana lo han dicho así de claro en la tele:

Ningun cerdo es portador del virus. La gripe no es porcina. Es gripe.

Iniciado por fairplay

Que bien calculado lo tienen todo:

LR | Noticia | La UE calcula que 3,21 millones de europeos tendrán que ser hospitalizados por la gripe A

"...But are we sure that this extraordinary crisis is being kept in perspective? Don't we have the sense that we have seen this kind of panic before, which eventually turned out to have gone way over the top?
The moment which more than any might have set off a severe attack of deja vu came when the BBC Today programme wheeled on an expert from the World Health Organisation to tell us that '40 per cent' of us in Britain may catch swine flu - while another unnamed expert was quoted predicting that '1.2 million' Britons could die.

It is not long since, in 2005, an even more senior WHO official was telling us that, any time soon, a worldwide epidemic of Asian bird flu could kill '150 million people'. The actual death toll from bird flu to date is around 200, barely double the number already dead when that hysteria was at its height..."

"... Today, so far, there have been no calls at all. We have 15,000 patients and are close to one of the larger airports in England, but have not seen a case of flu. We have not had a single patient worrying that he or she might have flu. It feels like a phoney war. We have seen two patients with heart attacks, three acute asthmatic attacks, and a child who had swallowed an implausibly large piece of Lego. Such is general practice.

We met at lunchtime, not to talk of heart attacks and Lego, but of flu. There have been deaths in Mexico. There has been one in the US. Our Indian partner said: "There were 2,000 deaths, mainly children in Africa and Asia, yesterday."

Our medical student looked shocked: "I didn't know swine flu had reached that part of the world." "It hasn't," said our partner. "I'm talking of deaths from malaria. But that isn't news, is it?"

We were silent for a while. Time to get things in proportion."