This seems fake. Too dramatic.
The title is incorrect. That guy defies a direct order. In wartime, I would execute him, no time to mess around with court martial. Kim view the crisis as war.
California is monitoring at least 8,400 people for the coronavirus
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/27/california-is-monitoring-8400-people-for-the-coronavirus.html
Saw 2 Chinese ladies buy 10 bags of rice today. Davis st Costco is out of rice 
There was a run on the MTV Costco too. Rice was low, only Jasmine left. No toilet paper except the marathon commercial brand.
Look like I can make some $ buying them from Costco Austin and sell them in SV.
I went to Costco this morning, tons of toilet papers, paper towels, tissues, etc and plenty of Thai rice.
Essentially no shortage of anything except surgical masks.
@manch What say you? Austin has this advantage over your 7x7 
Kirkland toilet paper was out at Davis st too.
Normally you goto Chinese market to buy rice since itâs cheaper. No reason to buy rice at Costco Unless youâre abc . Itâs never on sale at Costco either.
We in Bay Area are spoiled with choices. We now do most of Chinese grocery shopping on Weee and they will deliver them next day.
We usually order along with restaurant orders. We got like 30lbs of pork bones and 20lbs of pork belly the other day. Bones for soup.
Pork belly for sun dried pork. Donât know the name.
You do your own drying? In your backyard? Thatâs old school. Neighbors donât complain?
Yes we are into that right now. Taste so much better and is much cheaper than store bought.
Neighbors are not an issue since we have high fences. Donât get me started with my mom though. Sheâs literally drying salted fish in the sidewalk⌠
Show her video how to make shrimp paste. 
We donât really eat shrimp paste. She does do the small dried shrimp.
⢠Governments trying to control coronavirus are punishing residents and visitors hiding key details about their activities and flouting quarantine orders, WSJ writes.
⢠Singapore this week charged a Chinese couple under the Infectious Diseases Act. If convicted, they face prison terms of up to six months, fines of up to $7,150, or both.
⢠Singapore also revoked a manâs permanent-resident status for defying a stayhome notice.
⢠In Hong Kong, two residents were charged last week for violating a two-week self-quarantine rule after returning from China. If convicted, they face a maximum fine of $3,200 and up to six months in prison.
⢠In Taipei, authorities have fined 67 people who broke quarantine measures.
⢠Israelis caught violating a mandatory home quarantine for travelers who have recently visited East Asia face up to seven years in prison. On Thursday, the Health Ministry asked citizens to report quarantine violators.
⢠Live updating coronavirus map
⢠New Zealand confirmed its first case, a traveler who arrived from Iran.
⢠Lithuania reported its first case, a woman returning from Verona, Italy.
⢠Nigeria reported the first case in sub-Saharan Africa.
⢠Sacramento: Three students living in dormitories at UC Davis were placed in isolation after one showed âmildâ symptoms of the virus.
⢠China: âThe extended disruption from efforts to contain Covid-19 means that Chinaâs economy is already in the midst of the deepest contraction in at least two decades. And the potential hit to foreign demand and supply chains from the global spread of the virus risks dampening the subsequent recovery.â
⢠Baidu warned Q1 revenues would drop 5-13% due to coronavirus issues.
⢠Tokyo: Disneyland and DisneySea will close for the next two weeks, starting on Saturday.
⢠Hyundai has suspended production at a factory in Ulsan, South Korea, after a worker tested positive.
⢠Some Caribbean countries are turning away cruise ships.
⢠After three weeks in quarantine, all Diamond Princess passengers are now off the ship.
⢠Beijing: Supermarkets must allow an average of two square meters per customer.