Covid-19 cases are also increasing in Greece, which is worrying because supposedly transmission is somewhat reduced in the summer, due to being outdoors and the increased temperature. However, hospitalizations and severe cases have severely decreased, firstly because of the high vaccination rate and also because of the multiple virus mutations which are slowly turning Covid-19 into a flu.
I'm more worried about the upcoming winter, there's already a surge in cases now, we're bound to see another increase in the winter. Resorting to lockdowns will halt the economy, thus, I don't see it as a viable measure, but chances are that it'll be with measures against Covid-19 once again.
Topic: The COVID-19 scare - page 7. (Read 1763 times)
We need to understand the conditions attached to the rise of the covid cases in the UK, firstly according to the research being made by the government and it disease management agencies, it was believed that covid 19 is prone to areas that are subscetible to cold in which UK is one, the rate of how it spread is fast and the other reason being that it was observed to be a disease common and liable to operate attack on the over ages ones, the adults parents with weaker immune system have the major conscequence of the covid attacks.
The goofy thing about this is that all kinds of diseases are easy to catch in colder climates. Covid is simply another flu/pneumonia/cold/etc., that the media talked a bunch of people into believing was different this time.
We need to understand the conditions attached to the rise of the covid cases in the UK, firstly according to the research being made by the government and it disease management agencies, it was believed that covid 19 is prone to areas that are subscetible to cold in which UK is one, the rate of how it spread is fast and the other reason being that it was observed to be a disease common and liable to operate attack on the over ages ones, the adults parents with weaker immune system have the major conscequence of the covid attacks.
The case of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK have continued to skyrocket and according to the Office for National Statistics, figures show that around 3.5m people in the UK had come down with the deadly virus in the weekend of July 6th as against it's 800,000 recorded from the week before.
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The above chart throws more light on the weekly registered deaths, estimated amount of people with the infection, weekly total admissions to the hospital and the total first set of vaccine doses administered.
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The above charts give us an insight to the statics the ONS where able to conduct and vaccines have been issued out in doses. With them still battling inflation, and now with the newly discovered and fast spreading Omicron in circulation, what are the measures put in place to fight this? Your thoughts, please.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-51768274
.The above chart throws more light on the weekly registered deaths, estimated amount of people with the infection, weekly total admissions to the hospital and the total first set of vaccine doses administered.
upload pic
The above charts give us an insight to the statics the ONS where able to conduct and vaccines have been issued out in doses. With them still battling inflation, and now with the newly discovered and fast spreading Omicron in circulation, what are the measures put in place to fight this? Your thoughts, please.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-51768274
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