USFK Identifies 14 More Personnel who Tested Positive for Coronavirus
I think this is demonstrating how widespread coronavirus now is within the U.S. population with so many people testing positive for it after arrival in Korea:
Fourteen more Americans affiliated with the U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) have tested positive for the new coronavirus upon arrival in South Korea, the U.S. military said Thursday, amid growing concerns over a surge in imported virus cases.
USFK has seen a marked increase in the number of COVID-19 patients among newly assigned service members and related personnel in recent weeks along with the fast spread of the virus in the U.S.
The latest cases brought the total number of USFK-related infections to 88. Of them, 52 were reported in July.
Of the 14 new patients, 12 were service members and two were dependents, and they tested positive after arriving here between July 9 and 15, according to USFK.
Nine soldiers and two family members arrived at Osan Air Base in Pyeongtaek, 70 kilometers south of Seoul, on a U.S. government-chartered flight. The remaining three arrived at Incheon International Airport, west of Seoul, from their home country on commercial flights, it added.
Yonhap
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Of the ones who tested positive, what percentage were asymptomatic?
Good question, Kevin. The fear pr0n merchants never talk about that…
Because Americans don’t think this is a serious disease. The ignorance is just one of the worst in the world.
Yeah. Americans are so monolithic in their thinking. All 340 Million of us are exactly the same.
Why, CH, Smokes, Flyingsword, and I agree on just every little detail. (Narrator: Actually, they don’t) You could see that if you bothered to actually read what gets posted here.
I hate to be the one to break it to you; but whatever you’ve been drinking/ smoking/ injecting has limited your mental abilities. In fact, you might want to get a test kit to see how much lead and cadmium are in your drinking water.
Try to get more sunshine, sunshine. The Vitamin D will help build up your immune system.