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The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2021 11:25 am
by newcastle
Dealing with coronavirus: Atypical answers in Egypt

Some of the larger questions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic have been met with atypical answers in Egypt.

Dina Ezzat , Saturday 13 Feb 2021

This is a long article....and makes depressing reading, particularly if you’re an expat hoping to get vaccinated.

http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/402706 ... YnC6luIwoE

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2021 2:56 pm
by Who2
Manufacturing plant
The AstraZeneca Egypt manufacturing facility is fully owned by AstraZeneca, the 6,000-square meter facility is located in Sixth of October City. The plant was inaugurated in 2006, it has a: Formulation capacity of 900 Million tablets, based on 24/5 at 85% working pattern Automatic packing lines: 40 million packs, based on different working patterns of 24/5 & 16/5 at 85% Manual Secondary Packing line: 2 million packs, based on 8/5 at 85% working pattern It has been designed to formulate tablets using the wet and spray granulation technology. The plant does primary and secondary packaging activities for tablets and devices. The site has quality control, quality assurance, and warehousing capabilities. The plant is a market access site that supplies the Egyptian health care community with medicines from different therapeutic areas: cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, respiratory, neuroscience and oncology.

And probably working over time out on Route 90.... 8)

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2021 3:26 pm
by newcastle
Pity it’s set up for manufacturing tablets....not vaccines.

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2021 9:08 am
by Who2
A small but important point, well spotted.... 8)

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2021 9:43 am
by newcastle
Who2 wrote: Mon Feb 22, 2021 9:08 am A small but important point, well spotted.... 8)
Perhaps they should pump out, and distribute - free - Tramadol.

That way, no one would care whether or not they were infected :lol:

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2021 6:50 pm
by Who2
Finally after becoming a lab-rat and jumping through all their various hoops the Oxford University and
National Office for Statistics.
Have finally sent me M & S *food tokens totalling £150.

I'm not blaming them the tokens are outsourced, probably to a Tory crony shelf company.
Trying to figure out a smart phone is on the same level as getting hold of the tokens.

I realised this many years ago when they said "TV remote controls are easy to use, really ?
I thought they just made them more complicated.
Same as smart phones.....

So Marks and Sparks wednesday Nick & Johnny are coming to dinner.. 8)

Ps: *food tokens Take note; No Booze or Fags...ffs.

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2021 6:59 pm
by newcastle
Who2 wrote: Mon Feb 22, 2021 6:50 pm Finally after becoming a lab-rat and jumping through all their various hoops the Oxford University and
National Office for Statistics.
Have finally sent me M & S *food tokens totalling £150.

Knowing the sort of people who sign up for being a human guinea pig, they are only thinking of your well-being. :P

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2021 9:47 am
by Who2
Spotted this on FB.....from L4U..... 8)

Copied from another site, today...
#Ein _ Egypt saw a significant increase in the number of coronavirus patients over the past week, and isolation hospitals are approaching to keep full.
The situation inside Aswan governorate is getting worse every day, and the numbers are increasing and the average numbers during the daily statement became very large, a source said.
′′ The average number of coronavirus cases per day is between 35 and we see the number of deaths increasing, reaching 5 deaths per day ". he continued.
The source explained that the isolation hospitals are now nearly full, so the number is alarming, Aswan's specialist hospital has 90 cases being treated, and Aswan Specialist Hospital witnessed 8 deaths yesterday ", Citizens are required to comply with precautionary and preventive measures and wear masks, prevent consolation marquee, and create weddings.
In the same context, Dr. Ahmed Muharram, Director of Al-Sadr Hospital, explained that the hospital is now receiving a large number of coronavirus patients, compared to the previous days when the second coronavirus pandemic started, and that the hospital is almost complete with cases and has 6 Places just empty.
He said: ′′ The hospital is now following up 18 cases of coronavirus, and only unstable cases, and stable cases are being isolated home under health care ".
′′ The number of isolation patients is increasing, Hani Najm, a nurse and follower, revealed that ′′ the number of isolated patients is increasing, until we are unable to provide them with oxygen tubes ", explains ′′ The situation is warning a disaster because the scene of increasing numbers of coronavirus cases Never seen him before in Aswan governorate ".
Citizens warned of the situation within the governorate, because it is unstable with hospitals full of infected people, oxygen tubes are unavailable.
Some people on Facebook called for the intervention of Major General Ashraf Attia, Governor of Aswan, and a complete ban on the governorate, so they can commit to preventing gatherings and adhering to precautionary measures until numbers decrease again.

So, Sophocles wasn't wrong was he ?
"The Salvation of Mankind lies in making everything the responsibility of All"

Re: The virus and vaccines in Egypt

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2021 11:26 am
by Who2
And this from the Egypt Independent:
Meteorologists predict moderately warm weather on Sunday over Cairo, Lower Egypt, and northern Upper Egypt, moderate weather on the northern coasts during the daytime, warm weather on South Sinai and moderately hot weather on southern Upper Egypt.

Temperatures will grow very cold on Cairo, Lower Egypt, the northern coasts, and Upper Egypt by nightfall, and cold on South Sinai.



Maximum temperatures:
Alexandria: 19C

Cairo: 22C

Qena: 25C

Luxor and Aswan: 26C


So the warmer weather will kill the virus.... Right ?
Wrong....I am afraid that was a joke.... 8)