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Splish, Splash, Splosh; Hydroxychloroquine is used again to treat patients with covid-19; Restaurants closed; Discounts on municipal taxes in the Capital; Another Bad Joke

Posted on by Brett Mikkelson
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Wednesday, July 22, 2020

My house is anything but new.  The advantage is how I was able to purchase it at a very reasonable price.  The disadvantage is having to constantly do maintenance on it; both preventive and reactive (but mostly reactive).

One common issue we have is with the plumbing.  It seems that every month I have to fix this or adjust that.  Our biggest problem is how the original PVC water pipes to the house were installed.  We moved in roughly 15 years ago and I decided to just change out all of the wiring and plumbing.  The plumbers we used, instead of using fittings to join the individual pieces of tubing, they instead heated the plastic pipes to soften one end and then they would cram the other end in, stretching the heated tube and henceforth weakening it as well.  Some sections of this worked for a few days, some worked for a few years.  One section worked for a full 15 years until it burst last weekend.  Luckily, this section was outside the house and after a couple of hours of smashing cement and cutting some tubes to fit the proper fittings, we had that repaired.

Last night however was a whole new ballgame began when it comes to our ongoing plumbing adventures.

Queen Sayira and I were in the peak of our slumber when from far off in the distance, I could hear her say something. What caught my attention was how she was asking herself an unlikely question, “Why is he taking a shower?”

It was the lower case “h”, so I knew she didn’t think God was taking a shower. So, she was either referring to me or even stranger yet, one of our boys. “It couldn’t be one of the boys”, I thought to myself. “They challenge our every intent to get them clean. They definitely wouldn’t bathe voluntarily at 3AM or 4AM.” So, I looked over to the Queen’s domain, which covers a ¾ section of our King-size bed, only to see that not only did she not answer her own question to herself, she also threw a pillow over her head to block out whatever noise she thought she heard.

“Hey.”

Nothing.

“Hey!”, I politely insisted, while simultaneously poking her in the ribs, ever so lovingly.

“What!?”, she semi-muffled.

“Did you hear something?”

“No, just go to sleep.”

Allow me to put things into perspective, for the sake of helping you, the reader, to gain a moderately clear image of what I could see and hear.  The equivalent is that of practically nothing and little more of nothing.  If it weren’t for the bright blue hue of her cell phone charger, I wouldn’t be able to tell that Queen Sayira had a pillow over her head.  With last night being a new moon, our room was dark.  My hearing has weakened over time as well, so whatever she heard was still her secret.  I decided to follow suit and return to my beauty sleep.

Suddenly, I heard, “Oh no!”, then there was a “Splish”. This followed by a more rhythmic splish, sploosh, splish, sploosh, as the sounds of soggy socks faded with Queen Sayira en route to what I would soon learn was the leak in the boy’s bathroom.

I smiled to myself, “This the one reason I don’t wear socks to bed.” Knowing what I was up against, I took a cautious first step out of my ¼ section of the bed and I also splished into a 1-inch segment of water. I could hear the geyser now quite easily, even over the flowery selection of vocabulary coming from my lovely and articulate wife. I trudged over to the boy’s bathroom in synch with Sayira, splish, splash, splish, splosh; water was gushing from beneath the sink. I was going to have to shut it off from the valve outside the house.

Not totally comprehending everything that was going on, I grabbed a towel to conceal my nethers and strode outside and away from all that was soggy. Yep, it was 5:30AM and to my astonishment, I learned a few important things at that wee bit of the morning.

  1. I really need to sweep the garage as the pebbles were sharper than legos,
  2. Frogs are still inhabiting the slightly concealed shut-off valve to the house and perhaps most importantly,
  3. The hour of 5:30AM happens to be the same time that all the little old ladies of the neighborhood converge to the front of my house to gossip as they strolled through the neighborhood. “Good morning, Brett” one of my sweet venerable neighbors called out. And there I was squatting to shut off the flow of water to my home with one hand still on the valve and the other grasping ever so firmly to my probably-too-small-for-me towel. Our kind and surprisingly fit octogenarian of the group asked, “When did you get a tattoo?”. Oh I really hoped she didn’t mean THAT tattoo. My mind raced and my brain’s fingers began perusing my mental database of proper responses, but couldn’t quite think of a clever answer at the time for “what to say when an older lady asks you about a tattoo at 5:30AM while you’re clad in just a towel and skin and squatting outside your home”. I winged it, “Hey ladies, great morning, eh? See you all at the next neighborhood watch meeting!” With that, I sucked in my gut and made my best effort to strut my little fanny to safety. (Hey, age doesn’t matter, you always suck in your gut and strut.)

It took all morning to clean that mess up. In between that and work, we didn’t really finish until almost noon. I think the best part of this is how nonchalantly my boys took it. You know that your house floods a bit too often when your kids will, with a straight face, just splish-splosh their way from bed, to the bathroom and over to breakfast as if there wasn’t an inch of water on their bedroom floor. Oh, but they truly excelled at not giving a crap this morning.

After their first virtual class at 8AM, both of the boys retired to their rooms. By that time, I had barely finished with our bedroom and bathroom and still needed to get theirs done. Wondering what the heck they were doing, I opened their door and there they were, those blasé little buggers, sitting in their chairs, with feet dangling in an inch of water, playing Nintendo.

“Really?”, was the only thing that came out of me.

With sheepish smiles, they both said, “What?”

“Oh, nothing, but right now, the both of you are going to learn how to clean the water out of your rooms.” And so, they did, with exceptionally high-spirited attitudes, they proudly cleaned up the whole room on their own. Yeah, no, that’s a flat out lie. But they did make a bit of a dent in it until Queen Sayira decided to take over; they did a good job though and here’s some evidence:

For the video, please turn down your volume a bit and go here: It’s about 1 full minute of “wwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee” from our mini-shopvac.

Brett’s Boys, room cleaning “experts”

https://bminvestigations.com/webpag/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IMG_1839.mp4

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13 expert tips on how to wear a mask without fogging your lenses, shortness of breath, or ear pain.

Yes, wearing a mask can be uncomfortable or frustrating, especially if you’re not used to it. People who wear glasses, those anxious about being able to breathe properly, or who wear masks for extended periods of time face particular challenges.

13 expert tips on how to wear a mask without fogging your lenses, shortness of breath, or ear pain.

But health workers, who have long used face masks as part of their everyday work, have developed a number of useful workarounds we’d like to share.

How do I stop my glasses fogging up?

For people with glasses, wearing a mask can lead to their lenses fogging, reducing their vision. As you breathe out, your warm breath shoots upwards out the top of the mask. When it hits the colder lens, it cools down, forming condensation, or fogging.

Having to keep on taking off your glasses to wipe them clear, and putting them back on again, is an infection risk. So preventing or minimising fogging is the key. Here are some tips:

  1. Soap and water — wash your glasses with soap and water (such as regular washing up liquid), then dry them with a microfibre cloth. This type of cloth typically comes free with each pair of glasses. You can also buy cheap microfibre cloths from most optometrists. Facial tissues may leave lint, which attracts moisture to the lenses. Soap reduces surface tension, preventing fog from sticking to the lenses.
  2. Shaving foam — apply a thin layer of shaving cream to the inside of your glasses, then gently wipe it off. The residual shaving cream will protect the lenses from misting up.
  3. De-misting spray — you can use a commercial de-misting spray that dries clear. But make sure this is compatible with your lens type or existing coatings on your lens. You can buy demisting spray online or from your optometrist.
  4. Close the gap on surgical masks — mould the nose bridge at the top of your surgical mask to your face to reduce the gap that allows warm moist air up to the glasses.
  5. Twist ties and pipe cleaners — if you make your own cloth mask, add a twist tie (for instance, from a loaf of bread) or pipe cleaner to the top seam of your homemade mask and mould that to your nose for the same effect.
  6. Tape — some health professionals apply a strip of tape that’s specially designed for use on skin to the top edge of the mask to close the gap. You can buy a roll online or at the pharmacy.
  7. Damp tissue — slightly moistening a tissue, folding it and placing it under the top edge of the mask also does the trick.
  8. Nylon stocking — Victoria’s health department says you can also get a snug fit across the cheeks and bridge of the nose by wearing a layer of nylon stocking over a face mask.

Sadly, there is no magic trick, such as putting the mask or glasses on first that will stop fogging. Improving the fit around the curve of the nose and cheeks is the best approach.

I feel anxious about wearing a mask. What can I do?

Fortunately, the World Health Organisation and others say there is no evidence a face mask will cause either a drop in blood oxygen or an increase in blood carbon dioxide levels for normal everyday activities.

  1. Practise at home — take a few minutes before leaving the house to get used to the feel of wearing a mask. Slow your breathing, breathe gently, with a slower, longer inhale and exhale while focusing on the fact that air is getting to your lungs, and safely out again.
  2. Try another mask — if you still feel breathing is difficult, try a different mask, use a commercially available design, or use different materials in your next home mask project.

What can I do to stop my ears hurting?

Once you have been wearing a face mask for several hours, you may notice discomfort around the ears as the ear loops can chafe the skin. Here’s what you can do:

  1. Wear a headband with buttons… — one solution is to wear a headband with two buttons sewn onto it. Sew the buttons so they sit behind the ears. Rather than looping the mask around your ears, loop it around the buttons instead. This takes the pressure off the skin, increases comfort and helps you keep the mask on longer.
  2. …or a paper clip — unfold two paper clips and wrap them around a headband, Again positioning them behind the ears. Leave enough paperclip exposed to hook your earloops over, then press down to clamp down the loops in place.
  3. 3D printing — freely available 3D printer templates allow you to print your own ear shields.

It’s worth getting this right

It may take a few attempts to get used to wearing a mask. But with a bit of trial and error, your glasses should remain fog-free, your ears comfortable and any anxiety about wearing a mask should reduce.

Original article

ONE THOUSAND RESTAURANTS CLOSE DUE TO THE CRISIS

It is estimated that there are approximately 5,000 restaurants nationwide, 250 are members of the Arap.

Despite efforts to stay afloat in the midst of the pandemic, restaurants are beginning to show signs of exhaustion: at least a thousand closed businesses and some 6,000 jobless employees.

This was revealed by Domingo De Obaldía, president of the Panamanian Restaurant Association, who specified that the operating limitations in the sector have generated an 80% drop in sales and the closure of 20% of stores nationwide.

The restaurants are in block 4 of reopening, with no start date.

Original article

THE MEASURES ANNOUNCED BY HEALTH AUTHORITIES ARE FOR SIX PROVINCES OF PANAMA

The Minister of Health, Luis Francisco Sucre announced this Tuesday, July 21, that the provinces of Bocas del Toro, Colón and Chiriquí will enter total quarantine as of this weekend.

“Due to the increase in RT, that is, the contagion capacity and therefore the number of cases in the provinces of Colón, Bocas del Toro and Chiriquí, which, in addition to maintaining the curfew from 7 pm, Starting this Saturday we will enter a total quarantine on Saturday and Sunday, “said Sucre. These measures with the aim of preventing people living in these provinces from being infected.

“We cannot rule out that, if we continue to increase cases, we will have to further restrict mobility in these provinces.

This will depend on how the behavior occurs and the appearance of new cases,” said the Health Minister.

In addition, some economic activities will be opened, taking all biosecurity measures in the Coclé, Herrera and Los Santos regions.

“We have made the decision that in the provinces of Los Santos, Herrera and Coclé starting this Monday, July 27, it will be opened, as long as they comply with the measures of the Ministry of Health to the companies that are involved in the sale of cars, private construction (…) In addition to the opening of professional and administrative services, “said the Minister of Health.

The measure was taken due to a low number of infections.

Original article

PANAMA RESUMES USE OF hydroxychloroquine TO TREAT PATIENTS WITH COVID-19

Hydroxychloroquine for the treatment of COVID-19.

Panama’s Health Minister Luis Francisco Sucre reported that, starting on Tuesday, doctors from different health facilities in the country can use hydroxychloroquine to treat patients with COVID-19.

“Since the National Directorate of Public Health has voided the circular that prohibited the use of hydroxychloroquine, treating physicians have the responsibility and capacity to make the decision for the use of hydroxychloroquine or Azithromycin, depending on the characteristics of the patient and its comorbidities, ”said Sucre at a press conference on the epidemiological report of the coronavirus in Panama.

He added that patients should undergo an electrocardiogram, and be considered for treatment.

Hydroxychloroquine has antiviral properties and can attenuate the immune system.

Original article

MAIN MORGUES OF THE COUNTRY ARE AT THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY, ACCORDING TO THE DIRECTOR OF IMELCF

The director of the Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences (Imelcf), José Vicente Pachar, indicated that the main morgues in the country are at their maximum capacity, due to the entry of more deaths by COVID-19 and also acts of violence.

Pachar said that an emergency plan is necessary for the judicial morgues of Ancón, La Chorrera and Colón.

The Director of the Institute of Legal Medicine suggested that refrigerated containers be used, where the bodies can be preserved, to avoid situations, as happened in other countries, where as a result of the number of deaths by COVID-19, the capacities were exceeded of the morgues.

The Imelcf also suffers from a lack of budget to maintain the morgues.

Original article

CORONAVIRUS IN THE AIR IS INFECTIOUS, ACCORDING TO RESEARCHERS

The researchers extracted air from the rooms of five patients.

The coronavirus was found after months on objects in hotels or hospitals, as well as suspended in the air, but until a recent study it had not been possible to demonstrate that the viral particles were sufficiently intact to replicate and infect people.

A team from the University of Nebraska first managed to replicate SARS-CoV-2 particles taken from the air in covid-19 sick rooms.

This reinforces the hypothesis that the virus is transmissible not only by spittle, cough and sneezing, but also by the microscopic droplets that people expel when they speak or breathe and that they are so slight that they remain suspended in the air for a long time if not there is sufficient ventilation.

The results are preliminary and were not reviewed by the reading committee of a scientific journal, which must confirm that the method used is qualified. The text was published on Monday on the website https://www.medrxiv.org/  where the scientific community can freely comment on it.

The same team had already pre-published a study in March that showed the virus was still in the air in hospital rooms that took in patients and that article will be published soon by a scientific journal, according to its main author.

“It is not easy,” Joshua Santarpia, a professor at the University of Nebraska, told AFP of the task of collecting viral particles from the air with a device the size of a mobile phone.

“The concentrations are weak, there is generally little chance of recovering usable samples,” he explained.

The researchers extracted air from the rooms of five patients. These spoke, some coughed. Scientists managed to make microdroplets less than five microns in diameter that contained the virus and even found it in droplets smaller than one micron (one-thousandth of a millimeter).

Subsequently, they isolated the virus and moved it to a special environment for it to replicate. They only managed to replicate three of 18 samples from one-micron droplets.

But Santarpia is sure: “they replicate in cell cultures and, consequently, they are infectious.”

At the beginning of the pandemic, the health authorities considered that the new coronavirus was unlikely to be transmitted by air and considered that the main route of transmission was through direct contact. However, under pressure from the scientific community, the World Health Organization admitted on June 7 evidence about airborne spread.

“The debate became more political than scientific. I think that most infectologists agree that the airway is a component of transmission even when we debate its importance,” said Santarpia.

Linsey Marr, a specialist in airborne virus transmission, said on Twitter that the study presents “solid evidence.”

“There is an infectious virus in the air. You still need to know how much you need to breathe to be infected, “she said.

Original article

KNOW THE TRANSITIONAL MEASURES OF ECONOMIC RELIEF FOR TAXPAYERS IN THE CAPITAL

The Municipality of Panama has announced several measures so that taxpayers can avail themselves of payment arrangements.

Aware of the situation due to the COVID19 crisis, some transitional measures for economic relief were accepted, according to Shanan Singh, executive judge of the Municipal Treasury.

They are addressed to legal and natural persons.

Meanwhile, through the Municipal Treasury, approval was obtained in the Municipal Council of Agreement No. 100 of June 23, 2020, on transitional measures within the Economic Relief Plan.

Now, everyone who wants to pay their tax annuity will have a 10% discount benefit.

For taxpayers who have active records in the executing courts, payment arrangements will be made only with the payment of 30%.

Of those who make their payment arrangements giving 30% credit and the remaining 70% is less than $ 500, three monthly installments will be given.

Meanwhile, those who 70% are over $ 501 up to one thousand dollars will be given a monthly fee until December 2020.

Those who exceed a thousand dollars will have nine installments to make the payments.

Singh explained that taxpayers who in one or all of the vehicle, advertising, fines and business areas greater than $ 500 will have to make a 20% payment and will be given a monthly fee until December. Those with less than $ 500 a 10% subscription and three monthly installments.

Companies that rent advertising space with a valid permit will have an initial payment of 20%.

The arrangements must be made at the main headquarters, in the Hatillo Building, Tower B, the Municipal Treasury, Executing Courts and the Apremio Department until July 31.

Original article

PANAMA SOLIDARIO PLAN HAS DELIVERED MORE THAN 2 MILLION BAGS OF FOOD AND 1 MILLION BONDS

The program aimed at those economically affected by the COVID-19 pandemic has benefited 1.6 million people.

According to the National Government, 2,260,654 food bags and 1,332,914 physical bonds have been delivered to date through the Panama Solidarity Plan.

The program aimed at those economically affected by the COVID-19 pandemic has benefited 1.6 million people.

The Presidency explained that the food bag has a market value that reaches B / 35.00, however, the program buys from domestic producers without intermediaries, which allows a better price between B / .14.00 to B / .19.00.

Products such as chicken, eggs, beef, pork and fish are delivered separately, maintaining the cold chain.

Purchases of dry products and proteins are made by the Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA) and the Institute of Agricultural Marketing (IMA).

2,845,686 solidarity bags have been produced.

Regarding the digital voucher, the Presidency detailed that 1,708,767 vouchers have been accredited, some 730,420 people have benefited, and 1,911,127 transactions have been carried out.

Original article

GOVERNMENT TO CREATE TECHNICAL COMMISSION TO AVOID ENTRY OF CENTRAL AMERICAN LOCUST PLAGUE

The Central American locust is capable of migrating more than 150 kilometers daily.

As part of the measures that are being promoted to prevent the entry of the Central American locust plague that destroys crops and pastures, the National Government through the Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA) will create a technical support commission, in order to take the necessary actions to avoid the arrival of this pest that could affect national agricultural production.

In this sense, MIDA Minister Augusto Valderrama said that the country has to prepare to face this severe plague of reaching Panamanian soil, so a strong system of prevention, control and surveillance must be implemented, in addition to training producers, without creating any kind of alarm.

“This insect is very damaging and not only affects corn, rice and bean crops, but also cattle pasture, therefore the possible chemical controls to be used are being analyzed, as well as the means of fumigation that would be through helicopters and drones, for being the most effective against the Central American lobster, “said Valderrama.

Brett’s Comment: We have these suckers all over our property. Yes, they eat some of our plants, but they haven’t been too damaging, so we’ve decided to just leave them alone. Here’s a photo of one that I took tonight in our kitchen. He’s been there now for the better part of an hour. Waiting. Watching. Come to think of it, I’ll have to keep an eye on this one.

The most vulnerable provinces are Chiriquí and Bocas del Toro, bordering Costa Rica, for which a risk map containing the suspected critical sites where Central American locust may enter has already been carried out in conjunction with the National Border Service (Senafront). . The insect does not fly by sheet of water, but if it arrives, it will fly by land.

It should be noted that throughout the month of July the operational schedule groups will be established, to achieve a level of coverage for specific phytosanitary surveillance, which allows us to be prepared for the event of the appearance of this pest.

The Central American locust is capable of migrating more than 150 kilometers a day, with a voracity that allows each individual to consume between 70 and 100% of its weight daily in fresh material, being possible that a sleeve of individuals (80 million per kilometer) square), you can consume about 100 tons of green food per day.

Original article

PATIENT WITH COVID-19 ARRESTED IN SAN MIGUELITO SUPERMARKET LINE

The security forces carried out operations in San Miguelito in view of the increase in cases of COVID-19 registered in this area, and this morning they arrested a subject who tested positive for the new coronavirus while he was lining up at a supermarket in this district.

The subject was detained at the time of verification with his ID through the PACO application (Updated Protection of Cases under Observation) and found in the list of patients with COVID-19.

The health authorities present in the operations announced that the subject was placed under the orders of the justices of the peace so that the corresponding sanction was imposed.

In addition, the estates indicated that in the early hours of the morning of this Wednesday they arrested 22 people, between men and women, in breach of the mobilization restrictions measures imposed to mitigate the spread of the new coronavirus and they must also appear before a court.

Original article

STATUS UPDATE

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 55,906 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 1,180D EATHS BY COVID-19

  • 55,906 positive cases
  • 753 new cases
  • 1,180 deaths
  • 21,640 home isolation (651 hospital hotels)
  • 1,313 are hospitalized (1,155 in ward / 158 intensive care)
  • 31,122 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics from Day 1

Daily COVID-19 Cases

DateCasesDifferencePercentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/2910476963753.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/2210473213214.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/1510470004856.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/0810465156637.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/011045852190910.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/171043943131211.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/101042631130211.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/031041329109911.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27104023083510.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/2010393957538.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/1310386426647.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/0610379786545.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/2910373245915.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/2210367336334.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/1510361007434.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/081035357627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/011034730949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/2510337813123
2023/03/181030658108
2023/03/171030550123
2023/03/161030427112
2023/03/151030315121
2023/03/141030194144
2023/03/13103005043
2023/03/12103000751
2023/03/11102995674
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2023/03/05102950555
2023/03/04102945065
2023/03/03102938550
2023/03/02102933591
2023/03/01102924473
DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA1029171-221
2023/02/281029392110
2023/02/27102928231
2023/02/26102925138
2023/02/25102921363
2023/02/24102915066
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2023/02/21102902838
2023/02/20102899014
2023/02/19102897622
2023/02/18102895453
2023/02/17102890160
2023/02/16102884150
2023/02/15102879158
2023/02/14102873378
2023/02/13102865523
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2023/02/11102859893
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2023/02/03102806773
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This is a list of the number of cases per day since the first case was discovered in Panama

This table is not visible in the emailed version of this report

Endnotes

Given how so many people just seem to miss the mark on what to do about this virus, I thought this was a cute comic.

Stay safe… Stay healthy… And by all means (unless you’re hunting for locust or kiwis) STAY HOME!!…

Brett Mikkelson