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400+ asymptomatic COVID cases at Triumph Foods
More than 400 employees and contract workers at Triumph Foods pork processing plant in northwest Missouri (St. Joseph) have tested positive over the last week for COVID-19 but they are asymptomatic. That means they don’t have symptoms of the virus.
On Monday, Missouri Health Director Randall Williams confirmed that Triumph was having those workers return to work after being in self-isolation after seven days.
“If you go to the CDC website, and it’s on our website, they say it’s seven days from a positive test if you have no symptoms,” Williams said.
But, on Tuesday, the state health department said they have changed that seven day window to 10 days, in accordance with CDC guidelines.
Williams said Monday that he believes asymptomatic cases of COVID-19 are less contagious than those who have symptoms. But, the CDC says that is still unclear.
2,367 workers were tested on site April 27-May 1st. Williams says some test results are still pending.
Triumph Foods says any workers who become symptomatic should notify their health care provider.
In the Meat processing plants are the source of Virus. Piggy animals has develop antibody (coronavirus) against the African Swine Flu Virus developed naturally.
The cross over to Human Host because Human blood lipid profile is the same as Pig.
Coronavirus is contaiminated the people who handled the meat in the plants.
Wuhan Wet markets Butchers selling the contaimiated porks and spread the disease.
Coronavirus is naturally developed antibody of the pigs.
Must test for coronavirus on the meat and traces the source to the pig farms.
Culling this infected ASF and Covid-19 pigs to stop the source of this disease.
Each ASF appearance the Virus wave will start again and again.
Person test positive for Covid-19 but no symptoms because the person must also has ASF virus. They live hand in hand.
From Edward Lim – Malaysia.