Got Woke?; Medicines to combat Covid-19; Laboratories authorized to perform Covid-19 tests; Shopping centers ask for reopening; Fishing!

Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Woke: One who is alert to injustice in society, especially to racism. I don’t care for this term, mostly because I’m a self-proclaimed grammar-nazi and it drives me nuts to hear “woke” being used incorrectly in a sentence. It thoroughly underwhelms me. “Woke” is the past tense of “wake”. Call me old school. Call me a “Boomer” (which I’m not, I’m actually Gen X). But, here’s a common conversation in my house using both:

WIFE: Are you going to wake up early?

ME: Well, yesterday I woke up around 7AM when you asked me “You know what we should do today?”, while blaring “Dirty Deeds, Done Dirt Cheap” by AC/DC. Isn’t that enough?

In all certainty, whoever came up with this particular use of the word “woke”, in this context, probably did what I do when I write these articles. I do whatever humanly possible to avoid confusing transitive meanings for certain annoying words. Is it, “Yesterday I did wake.” or “Yesterday I did woke.”… no, that’s not right either. Yesterday, I must have been woken… no, I was awake, therefore I did have had been awoken… Shit. I woke! Nope. I opened my eyes early from my slumber! That’s it! That’s all I got! And don’t try to correct me!

I also recently read that if you attempt to use “Awake” instead of “Woke”, you’re a racist. I read further that the term “woke” is used in a strictly political sense and derived from the African-American Vernacular English expression “stay woke”, whose grammatical aspect refers to a continuing awareness of these very issues. And before I get branded with another scarlet letter, adding to my already considerable collection, you should know that I just copied that verbatim from Wikipedia.

By definition, I’m not woke, even if I tried to be. Today’s social construct doesn’t allow me to be woke or awake. At the most, I can only be aware, but only from certain perspectives as dictated by the offended… whoever they may be. So now, as I rise from my zzzs, I offend others as I enter consciousness, if I try to use “woke”. Doesn’t that sound ironically like oppression? I am now forced to be something other than the very thing I wish to be and I can’t use the words I identify by. But seriously, the fact of the matter is, it has nothing to do with my intentions or feelings towards a topic.

PAUSE…  Having a re-read of all that, for the sake of editing and content, I realized that it sounds like I may be angry.  I’m not.  Once again, as is my lot in life, I’m just confused.  But more than that even, I’m just too damn boring.  The more I try to understand or relate, I realize that I’m too young to care, but too old to even do anything about it.  (ie, I’m 50)  I care about the injustices, but I just don’t care about trying to fit in to any early 21st century clique. “Getting on board” is no easy feat, but it’s a natural part of being human.  The typical day in the life of Brett is lumbering my way from one task to the other solving common business and personal issues like “Simplifying Invoicing Procedures”, “Revamping Control Access Processes”, “Trying to remember if we’re still recycling egg cartons”, Paying Insurance”… …boring.  But I’m no longer interested in trying to fit in where I shouldn’t be.

Growing up, back in my small, basic, midwestern construct, we had simple groups or clans of kids who fit in to a specific group based on their social conditions, athletic abilities, academics or weirdness. We had three main groups called the Jocks, Dirts and Nerds. All of them were actually quite derogative, but everyone just accepted it for who they were. I grew up somewhat athletically playing in organized youth baseball and grade school football, so I should have been a Jock, but I wasn’t. I was smart, getting straight A´s through the 6th grade and then focusing mostly on Math, Languages and Physics in High School, so I should have been a Nerd, but I wasn’t. I was poor, like Food Stamps poor, free cheese lines poor, living with my baby sister and single mom with two jobs poor and even dressed the part, so I should have been a “Dirt”, but I wasn’t. Instead, I stayed primarily low-key with good friends growing up, Ron Spencer, Mark Umland, Richard Close, Todd Schroeder, Mike Goddard, Tom Richards, Dean and Joe Honzik, Andy Michalak and Greg Geiger, Jim (From Brillion) Kachel. We actually created our own clique, unintentionally, and just looked out for each other.

As an adult, “fitting in” was never a problem early on. Wearing green as a soldier, you just fit in with everyone, unless you were an asshole. I played that part enough, but quickly learned through gracious acts of bullying in my general direction how that’s just not cool. But since leaving the service in 1994, there was never a need to fit in… …ever! It wasn’t until I decided to pay attention to politics, that I noticed these hyper-partisan cliques. Funny enough, the first time I was called “partisan”, my reaction was, “What? Do I look Partisan? I didn’t even know there was a country called Partis’´, let alone be confused with their natives.”

I still don’t want to fit in, but now I’m fitted in against my own will.  How in the heck did we go from children understanding that you fit in where you want to fit in, to adults unceremoniously classifying you as per their own fastidious yearning?  You are defined by your political position.  If you do not choose a position voluntarily, you are assigned a position and then judged by how you were assigned.  What’s unusual is how everyone worries about bullying amongst kids, when the biggest bullies are the politics-mongers that do this.

Here are a few interesting facts from recent polls:

  1. Roughly one-third of voters believe that members of the opposing party are unintelligent.
  2. Republicans tend to see Democrats as lazy and immoral, while Democrats view Republicans as closed-minded.
  3. Republicans tend to view Democrats as “godless,” while Democrats view Republicans as “gun nuts.”
  4. One-half of voters on each side say their opponents are dishonest.

And they don’t only believe this, but they openly act on these beliefs calling out those unlike-minded people they randomly come across. If they hate Trump and see someone meet with Trump, automatically they’re racist white trash. If they show allegiance to Joe Biden, they’re filthy pedophiles. And then they brand themselves as champions of truth. Who has time to be woke when you’re fighting off the professional partisan bullies?

And then on top of that you have to get daily news updates on the CoronaVirus by the likes of me. How do you even find the strength to continue on? It’s just so exhausting.


TOP NEWS and TIDBITS

Yoli’s Summary

With the return of some indoor activities during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is essential to know how the coronavirus spreads indoors to decrease the risk of infection in workplaces, schools, shops, theaters, cinemas and other closed spaces.

A woman wears a face mask while shopping in a Brussels supermarket.

This is why researchers at the University of Minnesota School of Science and Engineering have conducted trials to emulate how aerosols exhaled by asymptomatic people with COVID-19 could infect other people by coughing, sneezing, huffing, or speaking.

The experts found that the aerosols expelled by a person infected with the virus contaminate nearby surfaces or, if there is physical proximity, they can be inhaled by other people. Using precise experimental models, the researchers measured the flow of the virus through the air released by eight asymptomatic people with COVID-19, in an elevator, a classroom, and a supermarket.

Much depends on the ventilation of the space. If the place is well ventilated, a part of the virus filters out, but most of the particles adhere to the surfaces. For example, after running a simulation of an asymptomatic teacher constantly talking for 50 minutes, they found that only 10 percent of the sprays leaked, while the rest clung to the walls. Aerosols of the viruses expelled by the asymptomatic master decreased when he was placed near an air vent.

In an elevator, the space does not have natural ventilation, but the virus emissions were low due to the short duration of the journey and the fact that there was no continuous conversation. In the case of the supermarket, the visit of a 30-minute asymptomatic buyer was simulated, who made 10 stops at different points of the place that he traveled in a zig-zag. The arrangement of the vents can spread aerosols throughout the facility, but the red spots are located on the shelves and near points to the vents. The risk of a higher concentration of the virus increases in the supermarket due to the movement of the asymptomatic individual, a fraction of aerosols that are trapped in the air circulation and the large number of surfaces where the virus can adhere.

From these simulations, specialists point out that the correct combination of ventilation with a good interior organization that respects social distance can mitigate the transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in closed spaces, in addition to structuring disinfection routines with particular attention in the points where the virus can concentrate.


RUSSIA EXPECTS TO BE ABLE TO PRODUCE VACCINES AGAINST CORONAVIRUS BYSEPTEMBER

The first doses could be ready in October 2020.

Russia hopes to start industrial production of two coronavirus vaccines in September and October, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova announced on Wednesday.

Two vaccines created by Russian researchers “are very promising today,” Golikova said during a videoconference meeting with President Vladimir Putin, dedicated to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The first is being developed by the Russian Defense Ministry and the Nikolái Gamaleia Center for Research in Epidemiology and Microbiology and is already being tested in humans, according to Gólikova.

“The launch of its industrial production is scheduled for September 2020,” after certification and additional clinical trials in 1,600 people, she said.

The second vaccine is being developed by the VéktorResearch Center in Siberia and is undergoing clinical trials that should end in September, with certification that same month, according to Gólikova.

The first doses could be ready in October 2020.

Russia, the fourth country in the world in number of contaminations, has registered so far 828 thousand 990 cases of coronavirus, with 13 thousand 673 deaths.

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KNOW THE THERAPIES AND MEDICINES TO COMBAT COVID-19

The former Minister of Health, Miguel Mayo, explained this Tuesday, July 28, the different treatments to combat COVID-19 during the radio program Mesa de Periodistas.

Mayo emphasized that this is a new infection, and that no treatment can be recommended without the scientific evidence necessary to validate the results.

“The evidence has weight according to the characteristics of the study,” he explained, explaining that the ideal method is through “double-blind” studies in which none of the study participants knows if they are being administered a medication or a placebo. . He noted that there are 5 strategies that are considered to be effective in treating COVID-19.

These are remdesivir, dexamethasone, anticoagulants, mechanical ventilation, and the prone position.

The medications have been shown to decrease mortality and hospital days, although each should be prescribed for patients with specific characteristics.

The same goes for anticoagulants, which are not recommended for all patients, but can help those who meet the particular medical condition.

Mechanical ventilation also applies to patients under certain conditions. The prone position is basically lying patients on their stomach, which helps improve oxygenation.

“They are the only proven ones that can be recommended worldwide,” Mayo said.

Other therapies that have shown promising results are convalescent plasma transfusion (to raise antibodies) and favipiravir, a drug used by Russia. The former minister explained that it is difficult to verify the effectiveness of treatments against COVID-19 because 85% of patients recover anyway.

For example, Mayo illustrated, if you give a tablespoon of orange juice daily to 100 COVID-19 patients, 85% of them would recover. But that does not mean that orange juice cures COVID-19.

He also referred to hydroxychloroquine, which some people have pointed out as a good treatment.

He recalled that the benefit of its use has not been demonstrated.

He warns that there are many people who use the medicine, because they suffer from conditions like lupus and eye problems for which hydroxychloroquine is a proven treatment.

If all Panamanians started buying the drug in bulk to combat COVID-19, despite the fact that its effectiveness has not been proven, patients who definitely need it could not get it.

Similarly, he referred to azithromycin, concluding that it has not been shown to work either.

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CSS PUBLISHES FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN NEW TRANSPARENCY AND OPEN DATA WEB PORTAL

Director of the CSS, Enrique Lau.

Kathia Quiel, director of the Technical Secretariat for Responsibility and Institutional Support of the CSS, explained that the website has spaces for the transparency node required by the National Authority for Transparency and Access to Information (Antai).

Quiel explained that the portal has a space for the accountability of the administration, purchases made by the entity, and the financial statements from 2005 to December 31, so that citizens have access to this information.

SEE HERE FOR FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

It also has links to the Panama Purchases portal and the Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic with information on purchases and endorsements from the entity.

Enrique Lau, director of the CSS, said that with the launch of this portal they seek to create an interaction with citizens.

“We make the financial statements transparent. Anyone can open them, they can see them and they can comment,” Lau said.

The project to implement the open data portal within the CSS transparency website was developed by The Trust for the Americas in collaboration with the Department for Effective Public Management of the Organization of American States (OAS).

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SHOPPING CENTERS ESTIMATE THAT THEIR CLOSURE IS ‘UNSUSTAINABLE’; ADVOCATE FOR A REOPENING

It is “unsustainable” that businesses remain closed in the country, due to the crisis caused by the new coronavirus. This was expressed this Wednesday, July 29, 2020 by the president of the Panamanian Association of Shopping Centers, Nadkyi Duque, who said that they have been preparing for a “safe” reopening.

During the Coffee with the Press, Duque indicated that they continue working on the protocols to restart activities. It is, she said, more than 50 measures of best practices worldwide.

In this sense, she mentioned the formation of the health committees, the cleaning and sanitation of all areas. “We have been preparing, adapting the facilities, with separations of spaces,” he said. This, in order to guarantee purchases with “tranquility and security”.

However, this return is not yet dated. Duque commented that it was expected that this could happen gradually in June, which was not due to the increase in cases of Covid-19.

Precisely because “safe” reopening plans are looking a little slow, Duque called on the authorities to work together. “We have a health crisis, adding an economic and social crisis, due to the lack of income of Panamanians, could increase the crisis,” he said.

She explained that there are 50 thousand jobs generated by the shopping center industry, who today have their contracts suspended.

In the virtual forum, Duque recalled that since May 19, the shopping centers have partially closed operations.

Currently, 90% of businesses keep their doors closed, while the rest are made up of stores that sell basic necessities such as supermarkets, pharmacies, clinics, among others. This has meant that operating expenses, such as those related to security and maintenance, have been incurred, however, “we do not receive the necessary inputs.”

She also warned that, with a total quarantine measure, businesses “will not be able to open.” Therefore, she advocated a comprehensive plan that addresses the issue of health, social and economic. “What we want to avoid is the closing of shops, every time they close, thousands of people are left without work,” he said.

For her part, Annie Muñoz, leader of category management and training for Latin America at Nielsen, an information, data and measurement company, highlighted that consumption has been affected in this stage of confinement, not only in Panama but throughout the region. and “now people are more willing to buy online.”

The expert said that e-commerce is projected to continue this boom, in what refers mainly to food and personal hygiene items. And it is that the development of e-commerce accelerated worldwide, reaching record growth rates.

As a result of this, there are retailers and businesses that activated e-commerce, a trend that is here to stay, she stressed. “We are already adapting dynamics [of e-commerce] in developed countries,” he said.

According to the expert, one of the main challenges will be to provide a seamless experience for the consumer. It plays “reinvent yourself,” he said.

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THE COMMUNITY TRANSMISSION REDUCTION OF COVID-19 IS HIGHLIGHTED, BUT THEY REQUEST ‘DO NOT LOWER YOUR GUARD’

The contagion rate of 1.2% that is maintained in the country is “very good”, because that means that anyone who has COVID-19, may infect one person at most, according to the director of the Metropolitan Region of Health of the Ministry of Health (Minsa), Israel Cedeño.

It highlights that to date in the provinces of Panama and Panama West there are already multiple corregimientos below 1% in the contagion rate, which means that community contagion is slowing down, which will be reflected little by little in the decrease of the cases that are reported every day.

Dr. Cedeño explained that the people who continue to occupy the Intensive Care Units (ICU), continue to be the vulnerable population as chronic patients, over 60 years of age.

He also recalled that people between 20 and 30 years of age, even if they do not die and are less complicated, can become ill, so he invited all citizens not to let their guard down.

He mentioned that various strategies are implemented such as the delivery of kits in hospital hotels and in the community to minimize the risk of serious illness and complications that can lead to the death of the patient.

To date, Tocumen, December 24, Mañanitas, Pedregal and Juan Díaz, are the townships that maintain the most active cases to date. On average, each of these corregimientos maintains between 200 and 300 active cases.

The previous data is positive, according to Cedeño because a month ago, those same townships maintained between 600 and 700 active cases.

Despite the apparent improvement in the statistics of cases and infections, the head of the Metropolitan Health Region did not dare to forecast what will happen in the future, so the work of the multisectoral teams must be kept to find cases.

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TRADE IS SANCTIONED IN COCLÉ FOR FAILING TO COMPLY WITH SANITARY RULES

The shops that persist in opening without the corresponding permits will be closed.

At least 15 businesses were sanctioned in Coclé for not complying with the sanitary regulations established by the Ministry of Health (Minsa) to mitigate COVID-19.

According to the authorities, block 1 and 2 surveillance operations have been carried out, and several warehouses have insisted on opening their doors to the public without authorization.

The shops that persist in opening without the corresponding permits will be closed.

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THESE ARE THE LABORATORIES ENDORSED BY GORGAS TO PERFORM PCR TESTS

The Gorgas Commemorative Institute for Health Studies published the list of laboratories that have their endorsement to perform the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests. These tests allow the detection of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that Covid-19 produces.

Laboratories in the provinces of Panama, Colon, Chiriqui, Panama West, Los Santos and Darien are mentioned in the list.

Laboratorios autorizados.

Brett’s Comments:

We’ve successfully used “The Panama Clinic”.  They’re professional and clean and have the best rates for the Serology tests.  They also offer drive-up services, but allow for ample parking if you wish to walk-in.

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MIDES INSTALLS QUICK REACTION EQUIPMENT FOR COVID-19 CASES IN SENIOR CITIZENS’ HOMES

The Ministry of Social Development (Mides) reported that two doctors and a geriatric nurse are part of the “COVID-19 rapid reaction group” to exclusively attend to cases that occur within the Home Homes that operate in the country.

The entity reported that these medical personnel will comply with a strict monitoring program that aims to prevent the spread of the virus in older adults.

“A month ago this unit was activated, which specializes in applying a containment protocol so that the isolation impacts the population of the centers as little as possible,” IrasemaRosas de Ahumada, National Coordinator for the Elderly of Mides, reported.

This team will transfer patients who need to be admitted to hospitals, which represents safety for the patient and alleviates the health system that is compromised these days.

On the other hand, it was explained that this team, in coordination with the Ministry of Health (Minsa), will perform swabs on people who require it, and in case of detecting a patient with COVID-19, the existing health protocols will be applied.

It was also reported that the team has made tours to the province of Colón, Panamá and Panamá Oeste, where more than 70% of the Homes that operate in the country are concentrated. The 75 centers operating in the country are permanently monitored, in order to have control of the cases that are attended.

In several nursing homes there are reports of adults over 95 years old who have recovered from the virus and have been quarantined without the need for hospitalization, positive and hopeful results in the midst of the pandemic.

Lastly, Mides pointed out that many relatives have stopped paying for the operations of these centers, for which they are being supported with food bags and hygiene and disinfection products. It was also highlighted that visits to homes are prohibited.

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CSS AND FCC WILL INSPECT THE INFRASTRUCTURES OF THE HOSPITAL CITY

The director of the Social Security Fund, Enrique Lau Cortés, announced that next Sunday he will be doing a tour with the managers of the FCC Company, in charge of the construction of the Hospital City and others involved, where they will inspect the progress and the state in which the structures are. In addition, according to Lau they will announce some of the agreements that have been reached so far in relation to the work.

Ciudad Hospitalaria

Previously, the director of the CSS, disclosed details of the conversations achieved with the contractor, to be able to use these infrastructures, not only to house the infected patients of COVID-19, but also the common diseases that the population suffers.

Also, on issues where they had not reached close ties, as is the case of the concept of extended stay where FCC has the intention that the CSS pay more than 60 million dollars for the five years where there was no progress or agreements, and where it has been decided to go to arbitration.

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PHARMACEUTICAL INDIA LAUNCHES FAVIPIRAVIR FOR MILD AND MODERATE CASES OF COVID-19

The medicine will be marketed under the name Favivir.

Indian pharmaceutical company Hetero Drugs announced Wednesday the nationwide launch of the antiviral favipiravirfor the treatment of mild and moderate symptoms of COVID-19, after being approved by health authorities.

The drug, to be marketed under the name Favivir, “is an oral antiviral that has shown positive clinical results,” and that “facilitates accessibility to treatment for a significant number of COVID-19 patients, with symptoms generally mild to mild. moderate, “the company said in a statement.

Hetero Drugs, one of India’s leading generic pharmaceutical firms, was approved to produce and market favipiravir by the country’s General Controller of Medicine on July 2.

As of today, according to the pharmaceutical company, Favivir is available at all medical retail outlets and hospital pharmacies across India.

The medicine, priced at Rs 59 (0.67 euros) per tablet, will be sold only under a doctor’s prescription.

Favivir is the second drug produced to treat the symptoms of COVID-19 by the Hetero group, which also manufactures and markets remdesivir, a drug that is administered intravenously to patients with more severe symptoms.

In addition to this pharmaceutical company, other Indian drug manufacturers that also received authorization from the health authorities for the production of favipiravir include Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd and Cipla Ltd.

The launch of Favivir comes on the day that India has crossed the psychological barrier of 1.5 million infected with coronavirus, which maintains it as the most affected country in Asia and the third in the world after Brazil and the United States.

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PROGRAMO IN SCOTLAND – ROBOTS TO ASSIST ISOLATED PEOPLE

Scientists and engineers at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh are working on various projects.

Pepper already knew how to phone or teach gym classes. But, with the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been programmed to help isolated people, in the framework of an artificial intelligence experiment carried out by a Scottish university. Scientists at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh have programmed robots, including Pepper, created in Japan in 2014, to perform tasks normally performed by assistants. “We seek in particular to understand what the needs of the most vulnerable people are at the moment, and what technologies could be used to make life easier for them,” Mauro Dragone, scientist responsible for the project, told AFP. It is also about “easing the current pressure on social and health services,” he adds. The project seeks in particular solutions for priority groups, which are even more vulnerable due to the isolation measures taken in the face of the pandemic. In the context of this research, Pepper and other robots perform exercises in a university laboratory that recreates an apartment, with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room. Confidentiality This involves programming robots to do basic household chores and help people with visual or hearing problems, or who suffer from dementia. Robots could also detect health problems and transmit an alert in an emergency, allowing rapid intervention by health services.

According to Dragone, the laboratory uses “invisible” detection technology. “More than connecting sensors, we use technologies such as the wifi signal to detect the presence and activities of people in your home,” he explains. This often allows the system to function without specific hardware to install or move. The researchers are “aware” of the confidentiality issues and ethical issues that this project could raise, adds the researcher. An international group of experts on artificial intelligence ethics monitors the experiment and will carry out “constant” assessments of the risks of this technology, as it is developed. The university invited researchers, service providers and users of home help systems to participate remotely in the project. “We are transforming this laboratory into one with remote open remote access, so that we can continue to work together, despite the imposed physical distance,” says Mauro Dragone. The Coalition of Care and Support Providers of Scotland, which represents some 80 volunteer aides helping some 200,000 people, has encouraged its members to collaborate with the project. Covid-19 has made the need to implement “digital solutions” in the healthcare sector more urgent, says Emma Donnelly, director of the group’s digital program. For her, the project has been received “very positively” so far. “Health care providers know that the project will help them make their daily lives a little easier,” she says.

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COSTA RICA BEGINS EXPERIMENTAL PHASE IN HUMANS IN SEARCH OF A TREATMENT AGAINST COVID-19

The ICP developed the treatment following a procedure that it has used in the production of antifidical sera.

A treatment developed in Costa Rica to cancel the Covid-19 virus in infected patients has passed a preclinical test with horse plasma that proved its effectiveness, so it will enter the testing phase in patients, authorities announced this Tuesday, July 28. .

Scientist Alberto Alape, director of the Clodomiro Picado Institute (ICP), indicated that the drug was developed by that university institution by injecting proteins from the coronavirus into horses, whose plasma generated an immunological capacity that inhibits the virus.

“The results clearly demonstrate that the horses produced a large number of antibodies that block the entry of the virus into human cells, indicating that the drug may be very efficient,” Alape said at a news conference.

The ICP, attached to the state University of Costa Rica, developed the treatment following a procedure that it has used in the production of anti-oral serums, by inoculating horses.

Preclinical tests of the drug were carried out by a laboratory at George Mason University, in the US state of Virginia, which according to Alape have the biosafety conditions to keep SARS-CoV-2 in culture cells.

He specified that the horses were inoculated with two different types of protein, one of which serves as a “key” to the virus to infect humans.

“The horses’ immune system was stimulated to lock that key, it’s a way to stop the infection,” he explained.

A second version of the drug was made with a combination of other coronavirus proteins.

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STATUS UPDATE

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 63,269 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 1,374 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 63,269 positive cases
  • 1,046 new cases
  • 1,374 deaths
  • 22,430 home isolation (689 hospital hotels)
  • 1,460 are hospitalized (1,302 in ward / 158 intensive care)
  • 37,316 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
2023/02/12102863234
2023/02/11102859893
2023/02/10102850567
2023/02/09102843871
2023/02/08102836776
2023/02/07102829177
2023/02/06102821435
2023/02/05102817925
2023/02/04102815487
2023/02/03102806773
2023/02/02102799470
2023/02/01102792493
2023/01/311027831112
2023/01/30102771935
2023/01/29102768443
2023/01/281027641103
2023/01/271027538100
2023/01/261027438117
2023/01/251027321104
2023/01/241027217116
2023/01/23102710151
2023/01/22102705049
2023/01/211027001112
2023/01/201026889115
2023/01/191026774138
2023/01/181026636134
2023/01/171026502163
2023/01/16102633958
2023/01/15102628169
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2023/01/131026086172
2023/01/121025914201
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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 only visible online


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I love fishing… …a lot.  I’m sure you’re already bored by the number of times that I’ve mentioned it.  Other than seeing their friends, my boys tremendously miss getting out on the lake for a day of fishing and tangling up fishing line, snagging trees, complaining about the heat and getting sunburnt because Dad forgot to apply enough sunscreen throughout the day as instructed by Queen Sayira.  

In June, we were supposed to go to Pedasi for a week of fishing with friends from around the world.  That didn’t happen.  Right now, and during the course of the previous 2 weeks, Pedasi has been on fire with colossal catches of Tuna, Rooster Fish and several other species.

Here are just a few examples of the specimens taken from the salty waters of the magical azuero:

Massive Rooster Fish taken by guide “Titi”. There are a few small Tunas as well in the bin. Look at the size compared to the 2yr old in the photo.
Caught as a team effort, this 250lb tuna was brought in by Wayne LeBelle and Larry Cronin near Los Frailes. Guide is our friend and theirs, Nego Garcia. It took them a total of 3 hours to bring it in.
Tuna on. It was Wayne’s turn.
One of the greatest guys I know in Pedasi. Algis “Nego” Garcia has been fishing these Pedasi waters since before it became popular during the course of the last 40 years, since he was 8 years old.

You can contact Nego (AKA: Negro) Garcia at 6695-5356 via WhatsApp in just about any language. He has professional translators standing by. In person, it’s Spanish only, but he’s not afraid to mix it up with you in any language. He’s a good-natured practical joker just like me and that’s probably why we’ve never bothered to look for any other guide in my 26 years of fishing out there.


Stay safe… Stay healthy… And by all means (unless you snuck out trying to catch the next big tuna in Pedasi) STAY HOME!!…