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wherever jo teo goes, she brings the covid wif her.
from mom dorms and now jalan besar grc
this small space.woman is a jinx
[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.
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yep. this thing won't end anytime soon.Stocking my groceries once more...
it will be open close open close at least for another 1.5years
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10aug2021 prediction:
1. 50 to 60 new cases
2. 5 to 6 new clusters
3. 20 to 30 bolinked
4. 15 to 20 icu
5. 2 dead by midnight
1. 50 to 60 new cases
2. 5 to 6 new clusters
3. 20 to 30 bolinked
4. 15 to 20 icu
5. 2 dead by midnight
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so many folks pah pah zao, think community numbers may rise again.
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not surprise lah
these pg people all think they immune from covid after vax
let them be
when intubation they will regret
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53 community cases, 15 bolink!
Neat! later ICU numbers between 6 & 9 then ho seh liao!
PS: 11 in ICU
but luckily no deaths, and no clusters.
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once intubated and in icu, it's a matter of time b4 mati53 community cases, 15 bolink!
Neat! later ICU numbers between 6 & 9 then ho seh liao!
PS: 11 in ICU
can expect at least 50% of those in icu to mati
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Herd immunity ‘not a possibility’ with Delta variant – POLITICO
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LONDON — Herd immunity is “not a possibility” with the current spread of the Delta variant due to it still infecting vaccinated individuals, the head of the Oxford Vaccine Group Andrew Pollard said Tuesday.
Pollard, who was involved in the development of the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, told the U.K.'s All-Party Parliamentary Group on coronavirus that, unlike measles — where 95 percent vaccination of the population would stop transmission — the same couldn’t be said for coronavirus spread by the Delta variants.
“That does mean anyone still unvaccinated at some point will meet the virus,” he warned. Pollard said that vaccines may slow the process of transmission, with data indicating that people who are vaccinated and test positive seem to be shedding the virus for a slightly shorter period of time. However, given the circulation of the highly transmissible Delta variant vaccination wouldn’t stop spread altogether.
“We are in a situation with this current variant where herd immunity is not a possibility because it still infects vaccinated individuals,” he said. “I suspect that what the virus will throw up next is a variant which is perhaps even better at transmitting in vaccinated populations. So that’s an even more of a reason not to be making a vaccine program around herd immunity.”
Pollard explained that one of the strongest arguments for vaccinating children is to protect adults. However, he said that vaccinating children wouldn’t completely stop transmission and that there was an urgent need to ensure adults are vaccinated the world over. Countries around Europe are currently discussing whether to offer a vaccine to all teenagers — with varying decisions being made.
August 10, 2021 4:34 pm
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Pollard, who was involved in the development of the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, told the U.K.'s All-Party Parliamentary Group on coronavirus that, unlike measles — where 95 percent vaccination of the population would stop transmission — the same couldn’t be said for coronavirus spread by the Delta variants.
“That does mean anyone still unvaccinated at some point will meet the virus,” he warned. Pollard said that vaccines may slow the process of transmission, with data indicating that people who are vaccinated and test positive seem to be shedding the virus for a slightly shorter period of time. However, given the circulation of the highly transmissible Delta variant vaccination wouldn’t stop spread altogether.
“We are in a situation with this current variant where herd immunity is not a possibility because it still infects vaccinated individuals,” he said. “I suspect that what the virus will throw up next is a variant which is perhaps even better at transmitting in vaccinated populations. So that’s an even more of a reason not to be making a vaccine program around herd immunity.”
Pollard explained that one of the strongest arguments for vaccinating children is to protect adults. However, he said that vaccinating children wouldn’t completely stop transmission and that there was an urgent need to ensure adults are vaccinated the world over. Countries around Europe are currently discussing whether to offer a vaccine to all teenagers — with varying decisions being made.
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Do you have long clothes line around your perimeter fence?
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No but I do have laser cannons programmed to fire once this face is spotted
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11aug2021 prediction
1. 40 to 50 local cases
2. 10 to 15 bolinked
3. 2 new clusters
4. 15 icu
5. 1 mati
1. 40 to 50 local cases
2. 10 to 15 bolinked
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4. 15 icu
5. 1 mati
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Yes, I was just thinking about this. Herd immunity only works when the vaccinated are able to neutralise the virus within them. Hence do not spread it.Herd immunity ‘not a possibility’ with Delta variant – POLITICO
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LONDON — Herd immunity is “not a possibility” with the current spread of the Delta variant due to it still infecting vaccinated individuals, the head of the Oxford Vaccine Group Andrew Pollard said Tuesday.
Pollard, who was involved in the development of the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, told the U.K.'s All-Party Parliamentary Group on coronavirus that, unlike measles — where 95 percent vaccination of the population would stop transmission — the same couldn’t be said for coronavirus spread by the Delta variants.
“That does mean anyone still unvaccinated at some point will meet the virus,” he warned. Pollard said that vaccines may slow the process of transmission, with data indicating that people who are vaccinated and test positive seem to be shedding the virus for a slightly shorter period of time. However, given the circulation of the highly transmissible Delta variant vaccination wouldn’t stop spread altogether.
“We are in a situation with this current variant where herd immunity is not a possibility because it still infects vaccinated individuals,” he said. “I suspect that what the virus will throw up next is a variant which is perhaps even better at transmitting in vaccinated populations. So that’s an even more of a reason not to be making a vaccine program around herd immunity.”
Pollard explained that one of the strongest arguments for vaccinating children is to protect adults. However, he said that vaccinating children wouldn’t completely stop transmission and that there was an urgent need to ensure adults are vaccinated the world over. Countries around Europe are currently discussing whether to offer a vaccine to all teenagers — with varying decisions being made.
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Wait a minute... vaccinated folks can still have high viral loads leh, good to note that real world data does suggest only a small percentage of fully vaccinated individuals may get sick with a high viral load in them, a relatively high proportion of partially vaccinated folks still can end up having high viral loads in their bodies.
Time to get Novavax?
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