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COVID-19 DISASTER: 9 Die in Iran of Coronavirus, Qom City to be Quarantined by Military

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https://www.eutimes.net/2020/02/covid-19-disaster-9-die-in-iran-of-coronavirus-qom-city-to-be-quarantined-by-military/

Bits from this erratically written (translated from Persian) article:

“Last night 2 men from Qom who called the ambulance were already very sick and dying, they were taken to the hospital immediately but the doctors couldn’t do anything to help them as their condition was already way too late for them so they both died."

"Since last night until today, new cases have already been discovered in other cities such as Arak and Iran International is reporting that 7 more have died, including a 5-year-old girl.”

“As for Qom? The army has been called in to prepare for curfew in Qom…"

"They already closed the schools and universities." 

"As of last night, least 20 more Iranians were hospitalized which are now in a severe condition of pneumonia and thus are suspected of being infected with Coronavirus.”

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Video shows a #CoronaVirus/#COVID2019 infected patients in #Qom who according to his brother, Dr. Mohammad Molaiee was a 60 years old teacher. In his life had never travelled to #China & he got the virus in the city from someone else. He had No other deseases when he died today!

 
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Officials in #Iran confirm five cases of coronavirus.
Two individuals died on Wednesday. The three new cases are in the cities of #Qom (central Iran) & Arak (western Iran).

Footage of Qom - Farghani Hospital being readied for #coronavirus patients.

 
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A hospital from Qom was transformed into a Coronavirus-only hospital. All patients checked in there were transferred to other locations.

Despite dedicating this hospital to Coronavirus, Iran is going to make this worse, according to Iran International news, the patients are being transferred to Tehran, so the virus is going to be moved around the country freely and it will get more chances to spread even more.

 

Video shows a #CoronaVirus infected patient who was transported from #Qom to #Tehran's Farmaniyeh hospital. He was a high profile patient (probably relative of a regime authority).

 
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As for Qom? The army has been called in to prepare for curfew in Qom…

 

#BREAKING: Security forces of #Iran's Islamic Regime including #IRGC Ground Force are now sending their troops and military equipment including these MRAPs to the city of #Qom in-order to establish military curfew over #CoronaVirus outbreak & death of two people in the city!

 
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#Iran
According to city residents, the Iranian army is closing major highways to #Qom, where 2 people died due to #coronavirus. The first city outside China that will be locked down?#CoronavirusOutbreak

 
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#BREAKING: Military in #Iran preparing to quratine Qom after two people suddenly died of #coronavirus today. Highways are being shut down. (DEVELOPING STORY)

 
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They already closed the schools and universities:

 

As of last night, least 20 more Iranians were hospitalized which are now in a severe condition of pneumonia and thus are suspected of being infected with Coronavirus.

 

#BREAKING: A nurse sent this video from the Forghani hospital of #Qom which shows it is fully evacuated from ordinary patients & is now turned into a place for hospitalization of the #CoronaVirus/#COVID2019 infected patients. At-least 20 are hospitalized there now.

 
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At this point because the virus has plenty of days to spread and even kill so many people, Iran could be severely infected with thousands of unknown cases. Iran could become the next China.

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بر اساس اطلاعات رسیده به ایران‌اینترنشنال، تعداد افرادی که در بیمارستان «کامکار-عرب‌نیا» در شهر #قم بر اثر ابتلا به ویروس #کرونا جان خود را از دست داده‌اند، به هشت نفر رسیده است.http://tinyurl.com/rqkzwd6 

 

اطلاعات رسیده به ایران‌اینترنشنال حاکی از آن است که یک زن ۳۵ ساله نیز در بیمارستان امام رضای قم بر اثر ابتلا به کرونا درگذشته و تعداد کل قربانیان در این شهر تاکنون به ۹ نفر رسیده است

 
 
 
 

 

If we Google translate the above tweet from Iran International:

اطلاعات رسیده به ایران‌اینترنشنال حاکی از آن است که یک زن ۳۵ ساله نیز در بیمارستان امام رضای قم بر اثر ابتلا به کرونا درگذشته و تعداد کل قربانیان در این شهر تاکنون به ۹ نفر رسیده است

It translates as:

Information obtained by Iran International indicates that a 5-year-old girl also died of coronary heart disease at Imam Reza Hospital in Qom and the total number of victims has so far reached 9.

Expect the same lies from Iran as from China, no real numbers, nothing, just total secrecy, after all we can’t forget what they did with the downed Ukrainian passenger plane where they lied for days that it wasn’t them and then they finally admitted.

If you go to English language Iranian websites like Presstv.com or tehrantimes.com or even IRNA news agency none of them has one single article published about this. Clearly they are trying to hide this whole thing.

Just like China, Iran will not tell the truth, in fact nobody will because governments value muh economy way more than disposable people. To them, people are disposable, they don’t care, they are soulless, all they care for is “muh economy” and money and admitting to be seriously infected will have a deep impact on muh economy without any buts and ifs.

In a way, I guess they are right as this could devalue currency, drop prices, close factories, it would be just total societal collapse, so in a way they are kinda right to lie like scumbags, its kinda “for the greater good” but on the other hand because of their disgusting lies, people won’t care, they will think everything is fine and they will not be cautious at all and this would help the virus spread more instead of inhibiting it.

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Here it goes the "only Asians die" theory.

 
 

 

Its complicated… in any case at least now we know that non-Asians can also die of Coronavirus because many reports were saying that only Asian Mongoloid people can die because of this virus and while we did give a somewhat credence to this theory, because the theory was put forward by a team of Chinese scientists, we did have our skepticism about it, because viruses do mutate and even if they aren’t affecting whites NOW, they could… in the future after a small mutation. Think about it, how much of a big mutation would it require? Viruses often jump from animals to humans and especially from monkeys to humans, how much big of a mutation would they need to jump from Mongoloids to Caucasoids?

Sure we’re genetically different but in the end we’re both of the homo-sapiens species, so the leap wouldn’t be that big.

The messed up part is that Iranians are genetically related with white European Caucasoids. Persians are part of the Indo-European race so this means that if the virus can kill Iranians, it can surely also kill Germans and Britons as well.

Now with all the above bla bla bla put aside, here’s some interesting facts:

Iranians are buying masks on mass and there is already a shortage reported:

 

Queues of Hundreds of Iranians in the city of Qom to buy masks as suddenly two people died of the corona virus #Iran #Qom #coronavirus #Corona

 
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Some say that there are dozens of dead, in the below tweet someone claims that at least 20 patients died but… anyone could say anything so for now we don’t know, we can’t confirm this as factual:

 

Dr. Alavi works at the Kamkar hospital in Qom and reports that over 20 patients have died from clinically diagnosed cases of #COVID19 at his hospital. Only in Tehran can samples be tested, so it might be a while to get full picture of numbers. #iran #SARSCoV2

 
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In any case it is obvious that in the next days you will see total disaster in Iran similar to that of China.

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According to information received, on Thursday, by , the number of people who have died, from the #coronavirus, in the Kamkar Arabnia hospital in Qom in #Iran, has risen to eight. Iran's Health Ministry previously announced that this number was two.
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By SETH J. FRANTZMAN   
FEBRUARY 21, 2020 23:57
A passenger wearing a mask walks at the Shanghai railway station in China, as the country is hit by an outbreak of the novel coronavirus, February 9, 2020. (photo credit: REUTERS/ALY SONG)
A passenger wearing a mask walks at the Shanghai railway station in China, as the country is hit by an outbreak of the novel coronavirus, February 9, 2020.
(photo credit: REUTERS/ALY SONG)
 
 
The spread of coronavirus in Iran has raised concerns across the Middle East as Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and other countries reacted to the possibility that the virus could spread via pilgrims or others. Iran held parliamentary elections on Friday but the deaths of at least two more people from the virus, which originated in China, has raised eyebrows. 
 
Reports in Iran appear to point to a growing crisis. While only four or five deaths have been confirmed, the 18 cases detected are thought to be just a few of many that are undetected in many cities. The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus expressed concern. Iranian officials were quoted in regional media say that the virus has spread to “many Iranian cities,” according to Al-Arabiya in Saudi Arabia. Iranians on social media are upset at the slow pace of official reaction, and the lack of clarity. “The situation is much worse than they say,” one person tweeted, basing his information on his daughter who is a nurse. 
 
The Iranian outbreak began in the holy city of Qom where pilgrims from all over the world come. Most of these are Shi’ites. A seminary in the city has already closed due to the outbreak. But a female pilgrim returning to Lebanon was confirmed as Lebanon’s first case. A case in Canada is also linked to Iran, according to the BBC. Other cases have been reported in Rasht, Arak, Tehran and other areas of Iran. 
 
Southern Iraq is now on edge because so many pilgrims from the Shi’ite community travel to Iran. Iraqi protesters say that coronavirus won’t stop their protesters, which have gone on since October. Iraq’s Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani has urged the authorities to prepare for an outbreak.  The Kurdistan region is also on edge, but so far has remained free from the virus. Nevertheless one southern Iraqi province was putting border controls in place. Iraq also put controls on travel to Iran. Iranians may be prohibited from entering Iraq entirely, but the huge flow of goods and people between Iran and Iraq would make to seem that difficult. The National in the UAE reported that Iranians were already being banned. Kuwait is looking to prevent port traffic with Iran. 
 
Meanwhile Bahrain and Oman are concerned the virus spread will harm their economy. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in the region this weekend. He met with Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tarik Al Said on Friday. Next door, Saudi Arabia is concerned about pilgrims travelling to or from Iran. The UAE also says that it has two cases of coronavirus, but they are foreign nationals who were in contact with someone from China, according to local sources. 
 
Turkey is also concerned about the Iranian cases and putting checks in place. A conference in Jordan has been cancelled. Egypt, which had one case of the virus already, is wondering if worse is to come. In other countries, such as North Africa, or Syria, time will tell what comes next. Many countries in the region are suffering conflict, such as Yemen, Libya and Syria. In conflict areas the ability to detect the virus or even confront it is reduced. If the virus continues to spread from Iran and other countries, as officials and religious leaders fear it will, the ability of a Middle East that is recovering from conflict to confront it is questionable. Many countries like Iraq already have health care systems that are inadequate in parts of the country. It’s not clear how they can even close their borders when many of these countries have widespread smuggling across borders, or armed militias that control parts of their country or border areas. 
 
 
 
 

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