All those variant stories are the same.
WE REALLY NEED TO BE CAREFUL FOR XYZ VARIANT ITS DEADLY
Research has shown that XYZ variant isn't a concern
Rinse and repeat.
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WE REALLY NEED TO BE CAREFUL FOR XYZ VARIANT ITS DEADLY
Research has shown that XYZ variant isn't a concern
Rinse and repeat.
But what about the 45th wave Zambezi variant that’s coming in 2026 ?
A copy of Morning Star on the house for everyone.
TaffyToffee85
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A sort of disappointment today, as we have 40 deaths, an increase on 34 last week.
However.... after Friday last week we were on 148 weekly deaths at that same stage, we are now on 117; so 31 lower than the same stage last week.
Either way, the lower you get, the harder it is to get really low and that’s the situation now. The South West has patient numbers in the double figures, but it goes up and down like a yo-yo every day, or “bottoms out”.
The bottom line is that as long as the Sunday weekly totals are consistently below 200, we are going in the right direction, there is sadly no way due to our high population, we will get a “0” day.
I suppose as yesterday’s figure was very low for a Thursday, today saw a huge catch up and we will simmer down over the weekend and get a weekly total below 183, which was the total at the end of last week.
The rolling average increases to 23, one up from yesterday, but cases are 2,678; lower than 2,756 than last Friday.
I can still see very much so, this week’s total deaths come Sunday, lower than last weeks of 183.
96,349 active cases now, that number took a huge fall today which is always good to hear.
The pandemic domestically is over says a few scientists, and I think that is very much correct, only that it’s now an endemic; a disease that is still about, will never go away, but is now at a level it’s preventable, controllable and containable as the treatments are now available. An example would be chicken pox.
Have a fantastic weekend and let’s look forward to a Toffees win, AFTV being pissed off because of it and of course May and June’s important roadmap days!.
However.... after Friday last week we were on 148 weekly deaths at that same stage, we are now on 117; so 31 lower than the same stage last week.
Either way, the lower you get, the harder it is to get really low and that’s the situation now. The South West has patient numbers in the double figures, but it goes up and down like a yo-yo every day, or “bottoms out”.
The bottom line is that as long as the Sunday weekly totals are consistently below 200, we are going in the right direction, there is sadly no way due to our high population, we will get a “0” day.
I suppose as yesterday’s figure was very low for a Thursday, today saw a huge catch up and we will simmer down over the weekend and get a weekly total below 183, which was the total at the end of last week.
The rolling average increases to 23, one up from yesterday, but cases are 2,678; lower than 2,756 than last Friday.
I can still see very much so, this week’s total deaths come Sunday, lower than last weeks of 183.
96,349 active cases now, that number took a huge fall today which is always good to hear.
The pandemic domestically is over says a few scientists, and I think that is very much correct, only that it’s now an endemic; a disease that is still about, will never go away, but is now at a level it’s preventable, controllable and containable as the treatments are now available. An example would be chicken pox.
Have a fantastic weekend and let’s look forward to a Toffees win, AFTV being pissed off because of it and of course May and June’s important roadmap days!.
gonetomorrow
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But schtoopid........
NilSatisOptimum
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It's a bit of hurding, most people are generally selfish or dim and would be right back to life pre pandemic, despite all the willy waving about vaccines, they are not 100%, also there are many people who can't have vaccine which probably equates to millions of people So in essence it's still about protecting the most vulnerable.
As of April 21 7.98 million doses of JnJ, 15 confirmed cases of TTS, none in men
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
davek
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That's to achieve herd immunty though, in a safe way.
davek
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I want us to get back to normal.
It looks bright at thre moment. But just wait and see the impact on infections by the end of the summer.
We're being jollied along and have been from the start.
Its to achieve vaccine immunity.
davek
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If you get enough people vaccinated, herd immunity can follow. In theory.
And what do you suggest Dave?
We all hide? Till when? At what date do we leave our houses?
Why do we not enjoy the summer months, the low infections, the low deaths and worry about the end of the summer, well, at the end of the summer.
Of course if infections start to increase, we should take notice, but till then, you're just shouting at clouds.
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