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To: Doug R who wrote (3051)	2/17/2020 7:21:36 PM
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One case is found said to have returned from Wuhan 24 days before symptoms. Lockdown in Wuhan gets tighter. If they go with a one month incubation publicity campaign for this rabbit-hole cluster-f---, everybody's gonna need a bigger boat. The locking down in #Wuhan is getting tighter. No coming out at all now. #武汉小区封锁加剧。从七天可出一次门变为任何时候不得出门。#COVID2019 #Coronavirus #CoronavirusOutbreak #coronaviruschina #武汉肺炎 #新冠肺炎 #新冠病毒 #少年译制 pic.twitter.com/kpbNgZAAjj — 曾錚 Jennifer Zeng (@jenniferatntd) February 17, 2020

To: Doug R who wrote (3051)	3/30/2020 10:11:38 PM
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UN warns of global food shortage caused by coronavirus measures: report ..........["...in the coming weeks...] Hundreds of cars wait to receive food from the Greater Community Food Bank in Duquesne. Collection begins at noon. @PghFoodBank @PittsburghPG pic.twitter.com/94YFaO7dqX — Andrew Rush (@andrewrush) March 30, 2020 thehill.com "The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization warned of global food shortages caused by measures to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus. “The worst that can happen is that governments restrict the flow of food,” Maximo Torero, chief economist of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, told the Guardian. Harvests have been good and staple crops remain in demand, but a shortage of field workers brought on by the pandemic and a move towards protectionism — tariffs and export bans — could lead to problems in the coming weeks, Torero said, according to the report. "