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Massive Drone Strikes Rock Ryazan: Explosions Hit Oil Refinery and Airbase Overnight

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 Massive Drone Strikes Rock Ryazan: Explosions Hit Oil Refinery and Airbase Overnight A series of powerful explosions shook the Russian city of Ryazan overnight, as drones targeted both the local oil refinery and the Dyagilevo airbase, according to multiple reports. The attacks triggered a massive blaze that illuminated the night sky, raising fears of escalating strikes deep inside Russia. 🔥 Explosions at the Ryazan Oil Refinery Eyewitnesses described multiple blasts and fireballs erupting near the catalytic cracking or hydrocracking unit — one of the most critical parts of the Ryazan Oil Refining Company complex. The refinery is among Russia’s largest, with an estimated annual output of 12–13 million tons of oil products, including gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. Firefighting crews were deployed immediately, but flames reportedly spread across several sections of the industrial site. Local residents said they heard secondary explosions that may have come from fuel storage...

Can the #coronavirus be cured???



Can the #coronavirus be cured???


The virus cannot be cured and it is proving difficult to contain.



Antibiotics do not work against viruses, so they are out of the question. Antiviral drugs can work, but the process of understanding a virus then developing and producing drugs to treat it would take years and huge amounts of money.

No vaccine exists for the coronavirus yet and it's not likely one will be developed in time to be of any use in this outbreak, for similar reasons to the above.

The National Institutes of Health in the US, and Baylor University in Waco, Texas, say they are working on a vaccine based on what they know about coronaviruses in general, using information from the SARS outbreak. But this may take a year or more to develop, according to Pharmaceutical Technology.

Currently, governments and health authorities are working to contain the virus and to care for patients who are sick and stop them infecting other people.



People who catch the illness are being quarantined in hospitals, where their symptoms can be treated and they will be away from the uninfected public.

And airports around the world are putting in place screening measures such as having doctors on-site, taking people's temperatures to check for fevers and using thermal screening to spot those who might be ill (infection causes a raised temperature).



However, it can take weeks for symptoms to appear, so there is only a small likelihood that patients will be spotted up in an airport.

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