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Brief summary of out hospitalised invincible Asian geezers: 1)Lata Mangeshkar (1929): "stable and improving" 2)Parkash Singh Badal (1927): "out of danger and improving" 3)VS Achuthanandan (1923): "improving" 4)H G Deve Gowda (1933): "asymptomatic" 5)Mahathir Mohamad (1925): "stable and responding to treatment" You know why people die? Because they don't go to Indian (and Malaysian) hospitals, otherwise they would be all "improving".

Well, also Mitchell Torok is dead.

Improving.

A much weakened COVID sweeping India once again.

Hospitalised. And this time it does not seem planned, @Ulitzer95.

So good there should be two. Like Germany.

Virginia Zeani is listed twice.

As you like.

Vietnam has a different time zone and he died at midnight local time. Which may be a simbolic time, IMHO.

Thích Nhất Hạnh (1926-2022) Fuck Jimmy Karta! I hate you Jimmy Karta! (Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh upon knowing he will never be the king of immortals) Age at death: 95 Known health issues: Suffered a stroke which would have killed two adult elephants at once in 2014. Wheelchair bound and utterly frail in his last years, he survived a bout of pneumonia which required various weeks of ICU in Thailand in fall 2019. This man has been dying and teaching "the art of undying" for years. Cause of death: Natural causes. Alignment: Nothing bad to say, he was a great man. An admired spiritual leader who did everything he could for peace in the world and, if I may say, understood things thousands of times better than those awful cardinals and ayatollahs. Long live to his teachings!

Leonor Oyarzún (1919-2022) At least the Hiriart bitch died before me! Age at death: 102 Known health issues: Already frail and wheelchair bound, she survived a serious bout with COVID in 2020, which left permanent complocations. Cause of death: Natural causes. Alignment: A normal person, and I guess almost everyone at her her place would have seemed an angel after that monster of Lucia Hiriart.

Smart guy. I was not fully convinced until July this year, the Dilip Kumar's death washed away all my doubts.

I hate to, but I'm forced to tell you the truth. We'll all die one day.

Badal and Achuthanandan won't die. Achuthanandan may be one of the frailest people alive, but he has received his shots and for now shows no symptoms (tested positive because his carer tested positive). He is in hospital for precautionary measure, but will hardly go now. Badal is already on the mend, and likely vaccinated too. Walesa has had the booster, so it wil be only a big headache for him, despite a plethora of health issues. As It was for Zeman or Constantine II. The only one at real risk now appears ti be Lata Mangeshkar (also the only one in ICU), who, casually, appears to be the unvaxxed one. She is not a guarantee by any means, anyway.

When you support Trump, take part and anti-mandate rallies and share Clapton's ramblings on plandemic you have a good possibility to be you, the cunt. Masking nonsense... stupidest thing I heard in a while. Really, go back to vaccines it s better.

Died of COVID and was a keen anti-vaxxer apparently...

And promptly denied by her family.

In a critical condition according to Zee News.

Right now three Indian heavyweights in hospital with COVID: 1)Lata Mangeshkar (1929): also on life support with respiratory failure in 2019. 2)VS Achuthanandan (1923): survived ICU last year, cerebral hemorrhage survivor. 3)Parkash Singh Badal (1927): just old age and generical age-related issues.

Congrats, Banana!

Practically the only ones not dying are the ones Robert Young said were dying.

Omicron is COVID's last hurrah.

I don't know what to think about this. Media are divided. Most media reassure she is recovering and will be home soon, India Today has instead gone for "Lata Mangeshkar: a Life in pictures" which means they think she is fucked. Inside info or just pushing their luck?