Mlipuko wa maradhi ya homa ya mapafu corona virus duniani kote

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Kutokana na mlipuko wa Ugonjwa wa Homa Kali ya Mapafu naosababishwa na Virusi vya Corona unaoenea kwa kasi duniani, Tanzania sio kisiwa Naomba wote tufanye yafuatayo ili kuchukua hatua mapema:

1. Wahi kununua Mask kwa familia, mlipuko ukianza hizo Mask hazitaweza kupatikana kiurahisi

2. Nunua hand sanitazer toka duka la dawa, hizi ni tissue zenye spiriti/alcohol ambavyo unavitumia kujipaka mikono kila mara unapohisi umegusa sehemu usiyoiamini

3. Kila mara unapogusa sehemu nyingine nje na kwako, hakikisha unanawa mikono kwa sabuni na kupaka sanitazer,

4. Usijiguse usoni hovyo hovyo kabla ya kunawa mikono yako kwa sabuni na kupaka sanitazer (spirit) ukiwa katika mazingira yanayo kufanya uguse vitu kama vitasa, kuta, milango inayotumiwa na watu wengi. Virusi vinasambaa kwa njia ya hewa, kwa mikono yetu, au kwe vitu vingine tunavyovitumia,

5. Acha kabisa tabia ya kusalimiana kwa kupeana mikono mpaka mlipuko utakapoisha duniani

6. Kama ikitokea kuwepo mtu atayekutwa na Corona Virus nchini, jitahidi sana kujizuia na safari zisizo za lazima! Jitahidi kuwa na mahitaji ya lazima kama chakula ya kutosha nyumbani yanayoweza anglau kukutosha kwa miezi mitatu au zaidi

7. Kwa wenye usafiri binafsi, katika kipindi cha mlipuko jitahidi kutumia usafiri wako unaposafiri na jiepushe kubeba abilia usiojua wanatoka wapi

Ukiweza kutimiza hayo masharti, utailinda familia, jamii na taifa letu kwa janga ili.

HII NI KWA KUJILINDA TU, KUMBUKA MPAKA SASA HAKUNA CORONA VIRUS NCHINI

chanzo:From Dr. Kasilima - Public Health Specialist

KINGA BORA KULIKO TIBA

 

[Sanchez magoli]

Duniani si mahali salama tena.


Vipi kuhusu tetesi ya tiba yake? Bado haina dalili ya kupatikana

 

[bigmind]

God have mercy on us..!

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[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Duniani si mahali salama tena.


Vipi kuhusu tetesi ya tiba yake? Bado haina dalili ya kupatikana

Tiba yake wanavyo dai kuwa haija patikana mpaka sasa ingawa Wachina bado wanajitahidi kuweza kupata tiba ingawa bado mpaka sasa hawajatangaza rasmi dawa gani ambayo itakayoweza kutibu hayo maradhi ya Corona Virus. Kwa imani yangu mimi Dawa zetu za asili zinaweza kutibu hayo maradhi na ukaweza kupona ila uchunguzi na utafiti zaidi unahitajika. ili kuweza kufanikisha tiba iliyo kamili ya kuweza kutibu hayo maradhi ya Kutengeneza Viwandani kwa imani yangu mimi Hakuna Maradhi yanayoitwa Virus au Bacteria au Germs Maradhi yapo ni ya aiana moja tu nayo ni maradhi yanayo itwa kwa jina la Kitaalam (Mucus) ndio chanzo cha maradhi yote ya binadamu.

VIRUS,GERMS AND BACTERIA CAUSING DISEASE?

IT NEVER EXISTED!

Everything in nature COMPLIMENTS! Everything compliments!

A bacteria, a germ, a virus simply does not exist. It is a manifestation that is caused by erosion.
But the erosion is cause by mucus and the mucus came from the foods that you eat.
When cells cease to receive oxygen they break down and depending where the erosion is taking place, there the disease you would have.
If the erosion is in the nostril then it is sinusitis. If its in the bronchial tubes, its bronchitis. If its in the lung its pneumonia.
The only thing that causes the body to go into erosion is acid. Not alkalinity; acidity.


WHERE MUCUS IS THE HUMMAN BODY?

According to Dr. Sebi, there exist only one disease which is mucus.
He contended mucus in skin, blood and lymphatic system and membranes causes many afflictions.

Dr. Sebi - There Is ONLY One Disease With One Cure

 

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God have mercy on us..!

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[Rebeca 83]

Asante mkuu MziziMkavu

 

[Nima Imma]

Nawaza tu na kwenye daladala zetu + masokoni

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Ongeza kinga yako ya mwili kwa wale wenye maradhi sugu kama presha, Moyo, Kisukari, Kansa, HIV, TB, n.k,
Kula vyakula vyenye Vitamin C kwa wingi na pia pata vidonge vya Vitamin C.
Mask hazisaidii lakini kunawa mikono mara kwa mara kunasaidia.

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Coronavirus: Could Africa cope with an outbreak?

• Coronavirus outbreak

Africa now has more than 30 cases of the new coronavirus, ranging from Egypt to South Africa - including Nigeria, the continent's most-populous country - although it has so far been spared a major outbreak.
The continent has close links to China, where the infection originated in late December, but the cases in Africa have all so far been linked to Europe.
They have mushroomed in the last week, which is of particular concern as it is feared that poorer countries on the continent may struggle to cope if it does spread.
The World Health Organization (WHO) admitted as much when it declared the coronavirus outbreak a global health emergency earlier in February.
"Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems," said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who is from Ethiopia, said at the time.

Media captionHow ready is Africa for an outbreak of Covid-19? BBC correspondents explain

So far Algeria, Cameroon, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Togo and Tunisia have reported cases.
As Michael Yao, WHO's head of emergency operations in Africa, has noted - because the continent's health systems "are already overwhelmed by many ongoing disease outbreaks" early detection is vital.
"We're advising countries to at least detect cases early to avoid spreading the new virus within the community - that will be difficult to manage," he said.
Is this possible?
The continent has benefitted from the fairly slow arrival of the virus to Africa - giving its 54 countries a window to set up testing and treatment capabilities.

Pasteur de Dakar, in Senegal, was one the first laboratories able to test samples
Coronavirus tests should be ready "within a couple of weeks" across all African nations, according to the World Health Organization.
Currently 33 of 47 sub-Saharan African countries have testing facilities, up from only two in January (in South Africa and Senegal).
In Nigeria - with one confirmed case - its Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) is publishing daily reports with updates on cases and any ongoing contact tracing. It has a free phone number and WhatsApp number for enquires and advice.

East Africa has no confirmed cases yet, although several people have been put in quarantine as a precaution.

In Kenya, the government has just opened a quarantine centre in the capital, Nairobi, for suspected cases.

In Tanzania, the health minister announced that isolation centres in the north, east and west of the country had been identified. Thermometers have been stockpiled and more than 2,000 health workers trained.

Last month, Uganda opted for regulated self-isolation at home for a number of passengers that needed to be quarantined on arrival at Entebbe airport.

What about travel?
Airports across the continent are testing passengers' temperatures on arrival - and quarantining any suspected cases of the new coronavirus strain that causes Covid-19.

Many flights to countries affected by coronavirus are being stopped
Many countries have stopped flights to China, which has close trade links with the continent.

China is Africa's biggest trade partner and around 10,000 Chinese firms are currently operating throughout the continent. According to Chinese state media, more than one million Chinese nationals live in African countries.

It is estimated that African airlines have lost $400m (£312m) since the outbreak began with airlines like South African Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Air Tanzania, Air Mauritius, EgyptAir, RwandAir and Kenya Airways all suspending flights to and from China.

As all the cases detected so far originated in Europe, routes to Europe are likely to be affected soon and Kenya, for example, has also stopped flights to northern Italy, Iran and South Korea.

The East African nation, which hosts many international conferences, has also banned such meetings for the next month.

Have any lessons been learned from Ebola?
Dr Yao was involved in dealing with the outbreaks of Ebola in West Africa in 2014-2016 and more recently in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. He said he was concerned that there was not enough capacity to treat critical cases of coronavirus.

Media caption Watch how germs spread and how you can prevent it
Countries that dealt with the Ebola outbreak still have the isolation facilities and expertise in controlling infectious diseases.

But when it comes to detection, Ebola is different to the coronavirus.

Ebola only became infectious when symptoms showed, however there have been reports that in some cases, the coronavirus may have been transmitted before patients showed symptoms.

In fact, it is not yet known exactly how the coronavirus spreads from person to person. However, similar viruses are spread via respiratory droplets, such as those produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.

Plus, with richer, more developed nations also battling the new coronavirus, they may not be quick to turn their focus and assist Africa.

Why HIV could be a problem
South Africa, the continent's most developed economy, is arguably most able to deal with an outbreak.

But there are particular concerns related to the country's long-running HIV epidemic - the worst in the world.

More than seven million people in South Africa live with a virus that seriously weakens immune systems, leaving many people potentially more vulnerable to Covid-19.https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-51403865

 

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Coronavirus: A Cameroon student on how he recovered

Senou Pavel Daryl is the first African to contract the virus in China

When Kem Senou Pavel Daryl, a 21-year-old Cameroonian student living in the Chinese city of Jingzhou, contracted the coronavirus he had no intention of leaving China, even if that were possible.
"No matter what happens I don't want to take the sickness back to Africa," he said from his university dormitory, where he is now under a 14-day quarantine.
He was suffering from a fever, a dry cough, and flu-like symptoms.
When he became ill he thought of his time as a child in Cameroon when he contracted malaria. He feared the worse.
"When I was going to the hospital for the first time I was thinking about my death and how I thought it was going to happen," he said.
For 13 days he remained in isolation in a local Chinese hospital. He was treated with antibiotics and drugs typically used to treat HIV patients. After two weeks of care he began to show signs of recovery.
The CT scan showed no trace of the illness. He became the first African person known to be infected with the deadly coronavirus and the first to recover. His medical care was covered by the Chinese state.

Mr Senou says he did not want to take the disease to Africa

Egypt has become the first country in Africa to confirm a case of the coronavirus. Health professionals warn that countries with weaker health systems may struggle to cope with a potential outbreak of the illness, which has led to more than 1,770 deaths and infected more than 72,000 people, mostly in China.
"I don't want to go home before finishing studying. I think there is no need to return home because all hospital fees were taken care of by the Chinese government," says Mr Senou.

To evacuate or not?
Since late January governments around the world, led by the US, began evacuating their citizens out of Wuhan and neighbouring cities.
But thousands of African students, workers and families, remain in lockdown across the central Hubei province - the outbreak began in the provincial capital Wuhan - and some think their governments should do more to help them.
"We are sons and daughters of Africa but Africa is not willing to come to our rescue when we need it the most," says Tisiliyani Salima, a medical student at Tongji Medical University and president of the Zambian Wuhan student association.

For close to a month Ms Salima has been living in self-quarantine.

Time has begun to lose meaning for the 24-year old student. She spends her days sleeping and checking updates on Chinese social media apps.

She acts as the liaison between her embassy and the 186 Zambian students living under quarantine in Wuhan. Many worry about food safety, supplies, and lack information in a city that this week has seen an average of 100 deaths a day.

She watched other international classmates evacuated from the city while her countrymen and women were left behind.

"South of the Sahara most African countries have had a similar response," says one student who agreed to talk under the condition of anonymity.

"Publicly or privately African countries say that China can handle the situation. But the situation is not under control. When you listen to the official response it tells you that the African countries do not want to offend China. We don't have the bargaining power," the student says.

Flight crew from China Southern Airlines have their temperatures checked at Kenya's main airport in Nairobi
China is currently Africa's largest trading partner and the ties between the two have blossomed in recent years.

In the process China has become home to 80,000 African students, many attracted to the middle kingdom by scholarship programmes. But community leaders say families, young and old are stranded in Hubei province with little aid or assistance from their governments.

"People are saying: 'Don't bring us back because Nigeria can't handle us.' I feel conflicted but at the end of the day I am also human," says Angela, a recent graduate from Nigeria, who only gave her first name.

"I would appreciate if they would recognise that there are Nigerians here but we don't seem to be a priority. We didn't get any response from our government," she says.

Last week, for the first time in 22 days in lockdown, dwindling supplies forced Angela to venture out of her apartment to buy some essentials.

"The city is like a ghost town. When I left my complex I didn't know if I would even be allowed back in. People are checking temperatures outside the gate," she says in a phone interview from her apartment.

The Institut Pasteur de Dakar, in Senegal, is one of the laboratories that has the reagents needed to test samples

On 30 January the Cameroonian community penned an open letter to the president urging their government to evacuate citizens stuck in the epicentre of the outbreak.

Weeks on Dr Pisso Scott Nseke, a community leader in Wuhan, says Cameroonians are still waiting for a response.

He accepts that the community is not united in the desire to be evacuated but says they are disappointed by the lack of assistance from the government.

As of mid-February, Egypt, Algeria, Mauritius, Morocco and Seychelles had moved their citizens out of Hubei province.

Other nations such as Ghana and Kenya are reportedly considering evacuating.

'We feel abandoned'
Some nations have sent financial support to their citizens.

According to the head of the Ivory Coast student association in Wuhan $490 ($380) was given to the 77 Ivoirians in the city following weeks of discussions with their government. But many are growing increasingly frustrated by their government's stance.

Ghana has reportedly sent financial assistance to its nationals as well.

"Staying here doesn't guarantee our safety. We are just in a country that has better medical facilities," says Ms Salima.

"We feel abandoned. The Chinese clearly were angered by the Americans pulling their people out as they felt it caused panic," said one student who agreed to talk on the condition of anonymity. "There is a lot of distrust here of the authorities," he added.

Some are calling for a continent-wide strategy to help African nationals in China.

"The decision to evacuate is not a question of 'solidarity' with China or the lack of it. It is the responsibility of every country to ultimately look after the health of their citizens wherever they are, including in China," says Hannah Ryder from Development Reimagined, a Beijing-based international development consultancy.

As for Mr Senou, he says has no plans to return to Cameroon.

"It would be a bad and dangerous idea. The biggest fear I had from the virus was psychological and emotional. Going back home is not an option now." 'I didn't want to take coronavirus to Africa'

 

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Cha ajabu maelezo kama haya.serikali haiyatoi.. zaidi wanasema.wamejiandaa vema..Mungu atusaidie..

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[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

CoronaVirus Infected and Deaths counter

NCHI AMBAZO WAMESHA PATA MARADHI YA CORONA NA IDADI YA WATU WALIO KUFA.

🇨🇳China: 80860
💀3213
🇮🇹Italy: 24747
💀1809
🇮🇷iran : 13938
💀724
🇰🇷South Korea: 8236
💀75
🇪🇸Spain: 7845
💀292
🇩🇪Germany: 5813
💀13
🇫🇷France: 5423
💀127
🇺🇸Usa: 3782
💀69
🇨🇭Switzerland: 2217
💀14
🇬🇧United Kingdom: 1391
💀35
🇳🇴Norway: 1256
💀3
🇳🇱Netherlands: 1135
💀20
🇸🇪Sweden: 1040
💀3
🇧🇪Belgium: 886
💀4
🇩🇰Denmark: 864
💀2
🇦🇹Austria: 860
💀1
🇯🇵Japan: 839
💀24
🇲🇾Malaysia: 428
💀0
🇶🇦Qatar: 401
💀0
🇨🇦Canada: 341
💀1
🇬🇷Greece: 331
💀4
🇦🇺Australia: 300
💀5
🇨🇿Czech Republic: 293
💀0
🇵🇹Portugal: 245
💀0
🇫🇮Finland: 244
💀0
🇸🇬Singapore: 226
💀0
🇸🇮Slovenia: 219
💀1
🇧🇭Bahrain: 214
💀0
🇮🇱Israel: 213
💀0
🇧🇷Brazil: 200
💀0
🇮🇸Iceland: 180
💀0
🇪🇪Estonia: 171
💀0
🇮🇪Ireland: 170
💀2
🇭🇰Hong Kong: 149
💀4
🇵🇭Philippines: 140
💀12
🇷🇴Romania: 139
💀0
🇪🇬Egypt: 126
💀2
🇵🇱Poland: 125
💀3
🇮🇶Iraq: 124
💀10
🇸🇦Saudi Arabia: 118
💀0
🇮🇩Indonesia: 117
💀5
🇮🇳India: 114
💀2
🇹🇭Thailand: 114
💀1
🇰🇼Kuwait: 112
💀0
🇱🇧Lebanon: 110
💀3
🇸🇲San Marino: 109
💀7
🇦🇪United Arab Emirates: 98
💀0
🇱🇺Luxembourg: 77
💀1
🇨🇱Chile: 75
💀0
🇵🇪Peru: 71
💀0
🇸🇰Slovakia: 61
💀0
🇿🇦South Africa: 61
💀0
🇷🇺Russia: 63
💀0
🇹🇼Taiwan: 59
💀1
🇻🇳Vietnam: 57
💀0
🇦🇷Argentina: 56
💀2
🇵🇦Panama: 55
💀1
🇩🇿Algeria: 54
💀4
🇵🇰Pakistan: 53
💀0
🇧🇬Bulgaria: 51
💀2
🇧🇳Brunei: 50
💀0
🇭🇷Croatia: 49
💀0
🇷🇸Serbia: 48
💀0
🇲🇽Mexico: 43
💀0
🇦🇱Albania: 42
💀1
🇵🇸Palestine: 38
💀0
🇪🇨Ecuador: 37
💀2
🇨🇷Costa Rica: 35
💀0
🇨🇴Colombia: 34
💀0
🇬🇪Georgia: 33
💀0
🇨🇾Cyprus: 33
💀0
🇭🇺Hungary: 32
💀1
🇱🇻Latvia: 30
💀0
🇲🇦Morocco: 28
💀1
🇦🇲Armenia: 28
💀0
🇧🇾Belarus: 27
💀0
🇸🇳Senegal: 24
💀0
🇧🇦Bosnia and Herzegovina: 24
💀0
🇦🇿Azerbaijan: 23
💀1
🇲🇩Moldova: 23
💀0
🇴🇲Oman: 22
💀0
🇲🇹Malta: 21
💀0
🇹🇳Tunisia: 20
💀0
🇲🇰North Macedonia: 19
💀0
🇱🇰Sri Lanka: 18
💀0
🇹🇷Turkey: 18
💀0
🇻🇪Venezuela: 17
💀0
🇦🇫Afghanistan: 16
💀0
🇱🇹Lithuania: 14
💀0
🇲🇻Maldives: 13
💀0
🇰🇭Cambodia: 12
💀0
🇯🇴Jordan: 12
💀0
🇲🇴Macao: 11
💀0
🇩🇴Dominican Republic: 11
💀0
🇫🇴Faroe Islands: 11
💀0
🇧🇴Bolivia: 10
💀0
🇯🇲Jamaica: 10
💀0
🇰🇿Kazakhstan: 9
💀0
🇳🇿New Zealand: 8
💀0
🇵🇾Paraguay: 8
💀0
🇬🇫French Guaina: 7
💀0
🇱🇮Liechtenstein: 7
💀0
🇫🇷Rèunion: 7
💀0
🇲🇶Martinique: 6
💀0
🇬🇭Ghana: 6
💀0
🇺🇾Uruguay: 6
💀0
🇦🇩Androrra: 5
💀0
🇧🇩Bangladesh: 5
💀0
🇬🇵Guadeloupe: 5
💀0
🇵🇷Puerto Rico: 5
💀0
🇷🇼Rwanda: 5
💀0
🇨🇺Cuba: 4
💀0
🇬🇾Guyana: 4
💀1
🇨🇲Cameroon: 4
💀0
🇨🇮Ivory Coast: 4
💀0
🇪🇹Ethiopia: 4
💀0
🇺🇿Uzbekistan: 4
💀0
🇺🇦Ukraine: 3
💀1
🇧🇫Burkina Faso: 3
💀0
🇵🇫French Polynesia: 3
💀0
🇬🇺Guam: 3
💀0
🇺🇸Channel Islands: 3
💀0
🇭🇳Honduras: 3
💀0
🇸🇨Seychelles: 3
💀0
🇰🇪Kenya: 3
💀0
🇲🇨Monaco: 2
💀0
🇲🇫St. Martin: 2
💀0
🇳🇬Nigeria: 2
💀0
🇦🇼Aruba: 2
💀0
🇳🇦Namibia: 2
💀0
🇨🇼Curacao: 2
💀0
🇨🇩Democratic Republic of the Congo: 2
💀0
🇸🇩Sudan: 1
💀0
🇨🇬Congo: 1
💀0
🇦🇬Antigua and Barbuda: 1
💀0
🇰🇾Cayman Islands: 1
💀0
🇲🇨Monaco: 1
💀0
🇱🇨Saint Lucia: 1
💀0
🇳🇵Nepal: 1
💀0
🇸🇷Suriname: 1
💀0
🇻🇦Vatican City: 1
💀0
🇬🇦Gabon: 1
💀0
🇹🇬Togo: 1
💀0
🇲🇳Mongolia: 1
💀0
🇧🇱St. Barthèlemy: 1
💀0
🇧🇹Buthan: 1
💀0
🇬🇮Gibraltar: 1
💀0

🏥Total Infected: 169610
☠Total Deaths: 6518