After 1 year of Covid 19 Virus - page 13.

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Quote from: radjie on July 16, 2021, 12:44:34 PM

the problem is that each country has the same or different vaccines, if it is the same vaccine globally, there is a possibility that new virus variants that are immune to vaccines will appear, and of course vaccine production will continue to be developed. but don't let the production of vaccines become a business in the future so that it can harm many people because it requires everyone to be vaccinated to prevent the virus

There are several issues. Obviously the first one is that, it is not very easy to manufacture vaccines against viruses. Some of the manufacturers, such as Sputnik V and Moderna have faced issues in keeping up with the orders. At the current rate of vaccination (~30 million doses per day), it may take another 9-10 months to fully vaccinate at least 75% of the world population. But now comes the catch. If booster doses are needed against new strains, then this timeline will be further delayed. Another issue is related to the efficacy of the vaccines. From what I have heard, the Chinese vaccines (Sinovac and Sinopharm) are having a very low efficacy (especially against the new strains).

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Quote from: Natalim on July 16, 2021, 08:28:07 AM

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There are people who are still hesitant to get vaccinated, eventually, they will be a liability in the long run because when the world is back to normal, people will be required to get vaccinated in order to live a normal life. What I mean is, like we usually do before the pandemic, like going to the malls, be in crowded places, and etc.

The problem is that 70% to 80% vaccination rate is needed to achieve herd immunity. If large sections remain unvaccinated, then the herd immunity can never be achieved. And there is another risk factor as well. If the infection rate doesn't subside, then there is a greater chance of new mutations with the virus. And eventually there will be a mutation which produces a vaccine-resistant strain of the virus. And that will push back all the efforts by two years and if that happens then the vaccines need to be invented yet again.

I know it's possible that we will face a new virus that needs a new vaccine, but let's just stick to the current situation and solve the current problem. The government will play an important role to make things faster and make it compulsory for everyone to get vaccinated, and for sure they'll achieve their target since I believe we don't have any shortage of vaccines since we have a lot of labs in different parts of the world producing it.

the problem is that each country has the same or different vaccines, if it is the same vaccine globally, there is a possibility that new virus variants that are immune to vaccines will appear, and of course vaccine production will continue to be developed. but don't let the production of vaccines become a business in the future so that it can harm many people because it requires everyone to be vaccinated to prevent the virus

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Quote from: suryana on July 16, 2021, 10:09:59 AM

At this moment I comment..My country is not doing well. Vaccines have been distributed, but there is no distribution yet. Still wearing masks everywhere. The level of poverty in our country is increasing because of government regulations which in our opinion are not appropriate and kill the economy openly. Rules without solutions.

Like he said all countries are affected in every aspect from the economy, education down to the personal lives of the people. Everywhere you look today there are homeless and I can see there is no job for all.

There is no solution to this anymore, you can see there are shooting everywhere now. On youtube, there are already people saying there is anarchy in every country. I guess this is going to be purging.

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Quote from: Ehrakeziah on November 24, 2020, 11:28:31 AM

November 2019 is the month where corona virus started at Wuhan China and now it's already one year has past. This Covid pandemic killed a lot of people all over the world, many people lost their job and it affect too much on the lives of everyone and also in every countries economy.

After all the sufferings caused of this virus, we are still striving to overcome and go back to our normal daily lives. But sadly that everything has change and we are currently in a new normal where all are still taking some health protocol in order to avoid the spreading of virus and become affected of it.

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Now that there is already a vaccine , could it be the end of covid- 19 virus? How are you after one year of covid-19 pandemic?

There is a saying," Behind the Clouds the Sun is still Shining".

At this moment I comment..My country is not doing well. Vaccines have been distributed, but there is no distribution yet. Still wearing masks everywhere. The level of poverty in our country is increasing because of government regulations which in our opinion are not appropriate and kill the economy openly. Rules without solutions.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on July 16, 2021, 02:07:11 AM

Quote from: Natalim on July 16, 2021, 01:42:00 AM

There are people who are still hesitant to get vaccinated, eventually, they will be a liability in the long run because when the world is back to normal, people will be required to get vaccinated in order to live a normal life. What I mean is, like we usually do before the pandemic, like going to the malls, be in crowded places, and etc.

The problem is that 70% to 80% vaccination rate is needed to achieve herd immunity. If large sections remain unvaccinated, then the herd immunity can never be achieved. And there is another risk factor as well. If the infection rate doesn't subside, then there is a greater chance of new mutations with the virus. And eventually there will be a mutation which produces a vaccine-resistant strain of the virus. And that will push back all the efforts by two years and if that happens then the vaccines need to be invented yet again.

I know it's possible that we will face a new virus that needs a new vaccine, but let's just stick to the current situation and solve the current problem. The government will play an important role to make things faster and make it compulsory for everyone to get vaccinated, and for sure they'll achieve their target since I believe we don't have any shortage of vaccines since we have a lot of labs in different parts of the world producing it.

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Quote from: Natalim on July 16, 2021, 01:42:00 AM

There are people who are still hesitant to get vaccinated, eventually, they will be a liability in the long run because when the world is back to normal, people will be required to get vaccinated in order to live a normal life. What I mean is, like we usually do before the pandemic, like going to the malls, be in crowded places, and etc.

The problem is that 70% to 80% vaccination rate is needed to achieve herd immunity. If large sections remain unvaccinated, then the herd immunity can never be achieved. And there is another risk factor as well. If the infection rate doesn't subside, then there is a greater chance of new mutations with the virus. And eventually there will be a mutation which produces a vaccine-resistant strain of the virus. And that will push back all the efforts by two years and if that happens then the vaccines need to be invented yet again.

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Now the epidemic is much better than before, some countries can go out without a mask, but many places still need to pay attention to maintain their personal hygiene, many places can start work, people who lost their jobs because of the epidemic are now looking for work to support their families. Hopefully this COVID-19 will disappear completely and cease to exist.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on July 15, 2021, 11:20:10 PM

Quote from: geegaw on July 15, 2021, 12:36:49 PM

Perhaps he is being influenced by the reports of side effects from vaccinations, some cases can cause death and most recently, the ineffectiveness of some vaccines is a topic of discussion, relatively pessimistic but this is a special period and I also feel scared and don't have too much hope, and to be honest, if he is under strict quarantine, vaccination can be delayed to wait for the most effective vaccines. But when we are already living in the center of the pandemic and vaccination is necessary, we can only accept large-scale vaccination.

This is idiotic behavior. 3.54 billion shots of the vaccine has been administered so far (as per Bloomberg). If the adverse reaction to vaccine was so common, then we would have witnessed more deaths from vaccination, than that from COVID 19. But that is not the case. Out of these billions of shits administered, the total number of deaths stand at three figures (and in most cases, these deaths can be attributed to previously existing medical conditions). There is no basis for giving the excuse of side effects to avoid vaccination.

There are people who are still hesitant to get vaccinated, eventually, they will be a liability in the long run because when the world is back to normal, people will be required to get vaccinated in order to live a normal life. What I mean is, like we usually do before the pandemic, like going to the malls, be in crowded places, and etc.

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Quote from: geegaw on July 15, 2021, 12:36:49 PM

Perhaps he is being influenced by the reports of side effects from vaccinations, some cases can cause death and most recently, the ineffectiveness of some vaccines is a topic of discussion, relatively pessimistic but this is a special period and I also feel scared and don't have too much hope, and to be honest, if he is under strict quarantine, vaccination can be delayed to wait for the most effective vaccines. But when we are already living in the center of the pandemic and vaccination is necessary, we can only accept large-scale vaccination.

This is idiotic behavior. 3.54 billion shots of the vaccine has been administered so far (as per Bloomberg). If the adverse reaction to vaccine was so common, then we would have witnessed more deaths from vaccination, than that from COVID 19. But that is not the case. Out of these billions of shits administered, the total number of deaths stand at three figures (and in most cases, these deaths can be attributed to previously existing medical conditions). There is no basis for giving the excuse of side effects to avoid vaccination.

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It is one year from now, exactly one and a half years. Many of them are getting better now, because the economic downturn during the epidemic is now slowly rising, and many factories have resumed normal operations. Some unemployed people have new jobs, and everything is slowly getting better.

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Now that most countries have approved vaccines, many people objectively believe that the virus that has swept the world will end there, but I remember some experts once said that this infectious disease is difficult to disappear quickly. I hope that the virus will disappear quickly, and it will have a great impact on my career, and it will also affect the relationship between me and my lover, and it will hurt my body and mind.

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Quote from: Ngemmeng on July 15, 2021, 10:24:23 AM

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I don't know... I don't really trust the vaccine. There are cases where people got sick after it. There have even been fatalities. So maybe this isn't the end of the pandemic. And it's just getting started. Huh

You don't believe in vaccines it's your personal right, but vaccines are the only hope right now for this pandemic to pass quickly. I see a few bright spots regarding the end of this pandemic. Countries with the majority of the population have been vaccinated slowly returning to normal.

Perhaps he is being influenced by the reports of side effects from vaccinations, some cases can cause death and most recently, the ineffectiveness of some vaccines is a topic of discussion, relatively pessimistic but this is a special period and I also feel scared and don't have too much hope, and to be honest, if he is under strict quarantine, vaccination can be delayed to wait for the most effective vaccines. But when we are already living in the center of the pandemic and vaccination is necessary, we can only accept large-scale vaccination.

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I don't know... I don't really trust the vaccine. There are cases where people got sick after it. There have even been fatalities. So maybe this isn't the end of the pandemic. And it's just getting started. Huh

You don't believe in vaccines it's your personal right, but vaccines are the only hope right now for this pandemic to pass quickly. I see a few bright spots regarding the end of this pandemic. Countries with the majority of the population have been vaccinated slowly returning to normal.

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I don't know... I don't really trust the vaccine. There are cases where people got sick after it. There have even been fatalities. So maybe this isn't the end of the pandemic. And it's just getting started. Huh

Yeah.. don't take the vaccine. IMO, it is better to leave the vaccines to those who deserve it. If you don't take the vaccine, then hopefully who need it badly will be able to get vaccinated. In my case, all of my family members got at least one dose of the vaccine (parents received both the doses - AstraZeneca in all cases). In my neighborhood no one complained of any serious adverse reaction after taking the vaccine. But then again, it is your decision. And you are free, to remain unvaccinated. Perhaps you are residing in a territory where the infection rates are extremely low.

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As the practice of the last year has shown:
1. Mass vaccination gives a noticeable positive result
2. Not all vaccines are so or give the effect declared by the manufacturer.

The example of Israel and other countries where they have already carried out mass vaccinations or more than 50% of the population, shows that this has an effect, reduces the spread, as well as the likelihood of the appearance of new strains of the virus. And vice versa - where the level of vaccination and restrictions is low - there is an increase in the disease and the emergence of new strains. Unfortunately, cross-border processes also "contribute" to the spread of the virus, and the existing control of moving persons is currently insufficient and of poor quality. We wish it or not, but the spread of the virus will decline only after the risks of "logistics" of the virus over long distances are minimized, and mass vaccinations are carried out, which will simply extremely narrow the space for the virus to maneuver.
Good health to all!

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Quote from: monineklutak on July 13, 2021, 12:03:34 PM

Of course it becomes a challenge for countries with large populations in carrying out vaccination programs,
indeed the existence of fake news greatly affects some people and we cannot deny it,
and here the government has an important role to socialize the vaccination program

At least a section of the population tend to blindly believe in the WhatsApp messages and Facebook posts they receive. Even I have received several such messages in the recent times, which claim that anyone taking the vaccine will die very soon and vaccines can make people impotent. Here in India the government tried to arrest people who spread such news, but then the supreme court released them saying that the government can't suppress the freedom of speech. I am sure that this is the case with other countries as well.

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When I learned that a vaccine was first available, my impression was that the vaccine could not completely prevent it, but it was not easy to get infected. Some people look forward to the arrival of the vaccine, while others do not want to get the vaccine. Judging from the current situation, the vaccine has indeed reduced the development of the virus. During that time, the national economy was affected and people's lives were restricted. Fortunately, we all persevered and returned to our respective life trajectories in a healthy manner.

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At the beginning, I did not feel the severity of the virus. I thought it was like the flu. When I realized the seriousness of the matter, I felt the terrible nature of nature. My father was in poor health during that time. He also developed a high fever because of his health, but not because of the virus, but because his heart was frightened, so that his health deteriorated. That time was when I felt sorry for him the most. Now he is gradually recovering. I hope it never happens again. Now I understand that health is the most important thing, and I will spare my free time to be with my family.

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During the severe year of the epidemic, my family members, including me, were very nervous. They stay at home every day and only go out when they need to buy food. They must be disinfected every day. This sense of crisis is not only domestically, but countries affected by the epidemic have also been affected to varying degrees in all aspects. After the vaccine came out, although it was voluntary, I did not choose to vaccinate it in time because I was not at ease about the vaccine that was developed within a year. After a while, my family and I chose to be vaccinated. Now my family and I are returning to the company step by step. It feels good to be busy, and we will defeat the virus together.

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Still on the waiting list after signing up for vaccination months ago. Hoping to be vaccinated as soon as possible having day jobs in this pandemic is a problematic and troublesome. Bringing food to the table is not as easy as it used to but due to this pandemic I was able to learn new skills in relation to my line of work.

In my country there is no issue with the vaccines, i wonder which country would that be struggling to get vaccines, but i do accept the fact that jobs are a problem and for the past year many lost their jobs and i am not getting my perks for a while and i need to find something else to make a living. If you are planning to learn new skills then internet is your teacher and you can learn anything from it.

Lucky for those who have no problem getting the vaccine. Because there are still so many countries that are still waiting for their vaccine supply to arrive or better yet, only small percentage has been vaccinated because of the lack of supply. But at least, seems that pandemic is starting to be contained because of the deployment of the vaccines all around the world. This is once in a lifetime to remember for this generation. Lockdown globally is very rare to happen.

For countries with small populations vaccination may not be difficult, but it's different from countries with large populations (such as Indonesia and India). large population and limited number of medical personnel make vaccination slower than other countries. Not to mention the existence of fake news that makes many people afraid to receive vaccines.

vaccination runs very slowly due to various factors, such as dependence on vaccine imports to limited raw materials and vaccine storage infrastructure. In addition, there are still some people's doubts about receiving vaccines provided by the government. It is important to re-evaluate whether the policies that have been implemented by the government are effective in controlling the pandemic.

Solutions to speed up the Covid-19 vaccination process, such as implementing science-based policies, tightening community movements with the support of adequate social assistance. In addition, the government also needs to intensify the vaccination campaign so that the public's desire to participate in the program appears.

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