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Brazil has the second-worst death toll on Earth at 42800 UPDATE: 50000
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What is the best fint color then. It's black ain't it?fukk was on your mind picking this stupid ass font color?!
Brazil is corrupt AF. That's why we gotta count our blessings.
I literally had all those same thoughts, even thinking, "And Duterte in the Philippines too!" after @ALonelyDad's comment.
Least we can say is that at least this 'rona shyt is showing their ass to the public.
I’m 99% sure India and China are playing with their numbers. No chance in hell the US with 350mil (and healthcare) or Brazil with 200mil(with ok health care) have more deaths than the two billion people nations. 
No amount of curry will fend off a virus.
No amount of curry will fend off a virus.
when your in the edit box, hit that document icon and delete the font color HTML code.
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I'm on a dark theme so I cant see shyt. Have a nice day.
I’m 99% sure India and China are playing with their numbers. No chance in hell the US with 350mil (and healthcare) or Brazil with 200mil(with ok health care) have more deaths than the two billion people nations.
No amount of curry will fend off a virus.
If you compare Vietnam and Italy they have similara population size yet different outcome.
Anyway yeah Bolsonaro is ruthless.
This dude literally said "I'm not a gravedigger" when asked about the victims of CoVid.
Brazil's coronavirus death toll overtook Britain's on Friday to become the second highest in the world, but the World Health Organization (WHO) said the nation's health system was standing up to the pressure.
The Ministry of Health recorded 909 deaths on Friday, putting the total at 41,828. It also reported a cumulative total of 828,810 confirmed cases of coronavirus, with 25,982 new infections in the last 24 hours - numbers that were second only to the United States's.
Experts warn the actual number of cases in Latin America's biggest economy could be many times higher.
Mike Ryan, the WHO's top emergencies expert, said the situation in Brazil remains "of concern," although he acknowledged that intensive care bed occupancy rates are now below 80 percent in most areas of the country.
"Overall the health system is still coping in Brazil, although, having said that, with the sustained number of severe cases that remains to be seen," Ryan said at a briefing in Geneva.
"Clearly the health system in Brazil across the country needs significant support in order to sustain its effort in this regard. But the data we have at the moment supports a system under pressure, but a system still coping with the number of severe cases."
Brazil's mounting toll comes as the country moves to ease quarantine restrictions and reopen businesses, amid pressure from President Jair Bolsonaro and his followers.
The right-wing leader has minimised the gravity of the novel coronavirus, dismissing it as "a little flu," and has accused state governments of exaggerating the number of infections and deaths to undermine him.
On Thursday night, Bolsonaro encouraged his supporters to "find a way to get inside" hospitals to film whether the ICU beds are occupied or not, to provide images that the police and Brazil's intelligence agency could investigate.
Separately, the Ministry of Health last week stopped publishingcumulative totals of infections and deaths, and reversed the decision only after a Supreme Court ruling. The top court has previously ruled that state and local governments have the authority to order businesses to close in the face of the pandemic.
Gustavo Ribiero, founder of the Brazilian Report, said Bolsonaro was unlikely to change his stance on the pandemic despite the increasing number of deaths.
"If his time in office has taught us anything, it is that Bolsonaro will always double down on his bet. Now Bolsonaro's strategy to put all the blame for the deaths and the economic crisis on the governors," Ribiero said from Sao Paulo.
"He's saying that since the Supreme Court has ruled that state governors and mayors have the authority over lockdowns, everything regarding the pandemic is their fault and not the federal government's."
Ribiero added: "Jair Bolsonaro's approval rating has been consistent at 30 percent, but its not the same 30 percent that supported him a year ago. Due to the economic backlash from the coronavirus crisis, he has lost support among the wealthy and the businessmen. He has gained support among poor voters because the government has put in place a coronavirus stipend of $120 per month for three months – that has aided a lot of people below the poverty line to stay afloat."
A poll by brokerage XP Investimentos released on Friday showed that 52 percent of Brazilians now favour easing quarantine restrictions versus 44 percent against, even though 61 percent of those surveyed believe the worst is still to come.
Last month, an XP Investimentos poll had found that 76 percent saw social distancing as the best way to avoid the spread of the virus and 57 percent thought quarantine measures should remain in place until the risk of infection subsided.
The Ministry of Health recorded 909 deaths on Friday, putting the total at 41,828. It also reported a cumulative total of 828,810 confirmed cases of coronavirus, with 25,982 new infections in the last 24 hours - numbers that were second only to the United States's.
Experts warn the actual number of cases in Latin America's biggest economy could be many times higher.
Mike Ryan, the WHO's top emergencies expert, said the situation in Brazil remains "of concern," although he acknowledged that intensive care bed occupancy rates are now below 80 percent in most areas of the country.
"Overall the health system is still coping in Brazil, although, having said that, with the sustained number of severe cases that remains to be seen," Ryan said at a briefing in Geneva.
"Clearly the health system in Brazil across the country needs significant support in order to sustain its effort in this regard. But the data we have at the moment supports a system under pressure, but a system still coping with the number of severe cases."
Brazil's mounting toll comes as the country moves to ease quarantine restrictions and reopen businesses, amid pressure from President Jair Bolsonaro and his followers.
The right-wing leader has minimised the gravity of the novel coronavirus, dismissing it as "a little flu," and has accused state governments of exaggerating the number of infections and deaths to undermine him.
On Thursday night, Bolsonaro encouraged his supporters to "find a way to get inside" hospitals to film whether the ICU beds are occupied or not, to provide images that the police and Brazil's intelligence agency could investigate.
Separately, the Ministry of Health last week stopped publishingcumulative totals of infections and deaths, and reversed the decision only after a Supreme Court ruling. The top court has previously ruled that state and local governments have the authority to order businesses to close in the face of the pandemic.
Gustavo Ribiero, founder of the Brazilian Report, said Bolsonaro was unlikely to change his stance on the pandemic despite the increasing number of deaths.
"If his time in office has taught us anything, it is that Bolsonaro will always double down on his bet. Now Bolsonaro's strategy to put all the blame for the deaths and the economic crisis on the governors," Ribiero said from Sao Paulo.
"He's saying that since the Supreme Court has ruled that state governors and mayors have the authority over lockdowns, everything regarding the pandemic is their fault and not the federal government's."
Ribiero added: "Jair Bolsonaro's approval rating has been consistent at 30 percent, but its not the same 30 percent that supported him a year ago. Due to the economic backlash from the coronavirus crisis, he has lost support among the wealthy and the businessmen. He has gained support among poor voters because the government has put in place a coronavirus stipend of $120 per month for three months – that has aided a lot of people below the poverty line to stay afloat."
A poll by brokerage XP Investimentos released on Friday showed that 52 percent of Brazilians now favour easing quarantine restrictions versus 44 percent against, even though 61 percent of those surveyed believe the worst is still to come.
Last month, an XP Investimentos poll had found that 76 percent saw social distancing as the best way to avoid the spread of the virus and 57 percent thought quarantine measures should remain in place until the risk of infection subsided.
In this life, you get what you vote for..
Dude is a white supremacist with no functioning brain like Trump and Brazilians all voted him in.
At this point, Afro Brazilians need to cut a piece of that vast country and make their own country. fukk Brazil
Some countries have stopped counting
Tommy Knocks
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whatever makes yall feel better.
Tommy Knocks
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folks be like bu bu but china.
um wuhan has 11 million people (bigger than all but 3 U.S cities) and Hubei province (think state) has 58 million and they locked them down and mass tested them, literally door to door, cause I have a boy that lives there. they gave them food every friday, and tested them, door to door. america uses the 'big country' excuse but china is another animal but managed lock they whole shyt down for 2 months. and test THEM ALL. even made 4 hospitals in just 10 days.
I'm not saying they are better in general, but sure has have taken this better. so thinking the 3rd largest population in the world that have been lax isnt number 1 is dumb patriotism. your country failed you. and this is why i laugh when you think youre richer due to 'gdp' yea sure buddy. lock down all of california and NY and prove me wrong. I bet you cant
U.S is first. I have folks on the ground there, and I live in asia and seen how my bytch ass been locked down and its way different different.
show me a video of some chinese wilding out cause they gotta wear a mask
never.
um wuhan has 11 million people (bigger than all but 3 U.S cities) and Hubei province (think state) has 58 million and they locked them down and mass tested them, literally door to door, cause I have a boy that lives there. they gave them food every friday, and tested them, door to door. america uses the 'big country' excuse but china is another animal but managed lock they whole shyt down for 2 months. and test THEM ALL. even made 4 hospitals in just 10 days.
I'm not saying they are better in general, but sure has have taken this better. so thinking the 3rd largest population in the world that have been lax isnt number 1 is dumb patriotism. your country failed you. and this is why i laugh when you think youre richer due to 'gdp' yea sure buddy. lock down all of california and NY and prove me wrong. I bet you cant
U.S is first. I have folks on the ground there, and I live in asia and seen how my bytch ass been locked down and its way different different.
show me a video of some chinese wilding out cause they gotta wear a mask
never.Facts...there was a WHO reporterd who said the same thing
They had triage camps in every neighbourhood
And set a brand new hospital in like week
Tommy Knocks
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my boy was locked in his crib for 2 - 3 months WITH his wife and kid. since march. its laxing now, but he was like " im not tripping i feel safe cause they give us food and make sure only one tenant a time goes downstairs to take the test and get the food' for the whole day." they have so many workers and people, its like army ants. they are ACTIVE.Facts...there was a WHO reporterd who said the same thing
They had triage camps in every neighbourh
And set a brand new hospital in like week
meanwhile in america
"you cant tell me what to do ...this is america!!!!
" got hoes fighting in red lobster, got stupid karens cutting HOLES in their mask, got people protesting in millions no distancing. half no mask."nah we dont believe the chinese, theyre hiding their numbers" no. they obey (not saying you need too), but its a different world. and right now...this one seems more effective. biggest population .......where it started, have been able to control this with sheer diligence. look around you..how dilligent have yall been.
Some idiots were saying China is hiding millions of bodiesmy boy was locked in his crib for 2 - 3 months WITH his wife and kid. since march. its laxing now, but he was like " im not tripping i feel safe cause they give us food and make sure only one tenant a time goes downstairs to take the test and get the food' for the whole day." they have so many workers and people, its like army ants. they are ACTIVE.
meanwhile in america
"you cant tell me what to do ...this is america!!!!
"nah we dont believe the chinese, theyre hiding their numbers" no. they obey (not saying you need too), but its a different world. and right now...this one seems more effective. biggest population .......where it started, have been able to control this with sheer diligence. look around you..how dilligent have yall been.
How can u hide a millon dead in 2020
But but but china is cooking up the numbers
