South Korea Leads the world in Corona virus testing

[eagle1462010]

South Korea Leads the world in Corona virus testing............They early on could test up to a million people a week. They have AUTOMATED THE PROCESS............and have set up Drive through testing of the virus.

Take a look.



How this South Korean company created coronavirus test kits in three weeks - CNN

At first, Seegene struggled to meet demand, but now it is coping.
The firm is making about 10,000 kits a week and each kit can test 100 patients. So it is making enough to test one million patients each week, at a cost of under $20 per test.
Noh Si-won, the executive director of corporate strategy, said it is the first time he has seen the company manufacturing at this scale.
The company has three months' worth of stock of other test kits, so it can meet demand for its preexisting orders for a month or two. But Chun said it was important for the company to continue making coronavirus test kits -- and the need goes beyond financial gains.
"We have to be providing or contributing one way or the other to figure it out as soon as possible. That's why (we supply to) the whole world," he says.

 

[kyzr]

WTF? Why can't the CDC and FDA keep up with the South Koreans?

 

[eagle1462010]

South Korea was an early coronavirus hot spot with over 75,000 cases and 54 deaths. But the country has seen a steady decline in new infections over the last few days due in part to mass testing. NBC News’ Kelly Cobiella spoke with the mayor of the country’s capital about the technology they are using to combat the disease.


Do the math.........In South Korea they have done more testing than any country on earth....The death rate given the data from this video is VERY LOW.............Well below normal Flu related deaths......

54 deaths..........75,000 cases..........Best statistics because they have tested more than any other country.

 

[eagle1462010]

WTF? Why can't the CDC and FDA keep up with the South Koreans?

That South Korean company has offered to help set up Automated testing in the United States........I think we need to FIRE CDC EXECS and HIRE THESE GUYS to help get rid or our red tape here.

 

[eagle1462010]

Is S Korea's rapid testing the key to coronavirus?

Health officials believe this approach may be saving lives. The fatality rate for coronavirus in South Korea is 0.7%. Globally the World Health Organization has reported 3.4% - but scientists estimate that the death rate is lower because not all cases are reported.

The whole process from test tube to test result is about five to six hours.

 

[Norman]

WTF? Why can't the CDC and FDA keep up with the South Koreans?

This is what happens when agencies get infiltrated by deep state communists whose thought process consists only of defeating the orange man and securing more benefits from tax payers.

 

[eagle1462010]

It is CRYSTAL CLEAR to me that South Korea has got their SHIT TOGETHER............And everyone else in the world needs to FOLLOW THEIR LEAD.........

And since they have the best testing in the world their DATA is more reliable than any other country on earth.............and the MORTALITY RATE is FAR BELOW what WHO is reporting..............The Rates are ARTIFICIALLY HIGH because so many people aren't being tested.................

Imagine that. And in the interview with Hannity.........Trump said this very thing.........called it a Hunch.......and then the Media attack dogs Smeared what he said.........Saying he said to go to work sick...........LOL

PRAVDA in this country is OUT OF CONTROL.

 

[eagle1462010]

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[kyzr]

OK, so the deal is that the SKs do a lot of testing but only find about 1% of tests are COVID-19 hits.
There are many diseases out there that have similar symptoms.
Having many more tests than are needed is just as wrong as having too few tested.
Testing isn't as important to minimizing the infections as washing hands, social distancing, and self-quarantine.
In about 8-weeks we'll see how big a peak infection rate the US has compared to other countries.

 

[eagle1462010]

OK, so the deal is that the SKs do a lot of testing but only find about 1% of tests are COVID-19 hits.
There are many diseases out there that have similar symptoms.
Having many more tests than are needed is just as wrong as having too few tested.
Testing isn't as important to minimizing the infections as washing hands, social distancing, and self-quarantine.
In about 8-weeks we'll see how big a peak infection rate the US has compared to other countries.

Mass testing to id and limit the spread............only thing they can do until they find a vaccine or treatment...............or it runs its course.................

It's very likely it will continue to spread exponentially around the world......no way to know everyone who comes in contact with it.