"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?

Built4Life

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Great video...


All the news outlets done stop covering the pandemic. They're putting all their focus on the Ukraine and Russia war. Acting like the pandemic ended.

People just said fuck it. I know too many folks who don't even care anymore but if hospitals start filling up then cats gonna panic again...

I stay masked up in indoors. Went to the movies and mad cats were coughing ..went into a Panera and dude walks in right before me and starts sneezing. Just walked out. You would think this would teach people about hygiene.
 

BlackRob

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BGOL Investor
:oops:

Now, Kamala Harris' husband got it.
Is this a new strain?
Whatever it is, it's spreading fast
All those Dem Congressman after the meeting got it (my post above) and now this.

Wait, I forgot, Obama got it first. Then the Dem Congressman, and now VP Harris' husband.

 

OutlawR.O.C.

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Pestilence and war. I wonder what comes next.

I don't want to find out :smh:

Folks who refuse to take this pandemic seriously.

I was out earlier to pick some stuff up at the grocery store and it was full of folks not wearing mask.

And you know the majority of them haven’t had one Covid shot.

Shit os ridiculous.

We've returned to the office a couple of days a week this month and just like our return in summer/fall of 2021 I'm the only one wearing a mask in the office.

They craziest shit is out of the 8 people (including myself) working under one supervisor 4 people (and their families) caught COVID in recent months and the supervisor was directly exposed after her family caught COVID though she tested positive.

Yet they're back in the office like its 2018 and they never heard of COVID.

Fuck that, for me mentally I've never left March of 2020 when this shit first started and people were dropping like flies.
 

lightbright

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Covid cases are rising as omicron’s ‘stealth’ subvariant spreads around the world

KEY POINTS
  • Covid cases are rising in Europe with an increasing number attributed to a “stealth” subvariant of the omicron strain.
  • Covid cases have increased dramatically in the U.K. in recent weeks, and Germany continues to mark record high daily infections with more than 250,000 new cases a day.
  • France, Switzerland, Italy and the Netherlands are also seeing Covid infections start to rise again, aided and abetted by the relaxation of coronavirus measures and the spread of subvariant BA.2.

LONDON — Covid cases are rising in Europe, with an increasing number being attributed to the prevalence of a “stealth” subvariant of the omicron strain.

Covid cases have increased dramatically in the U.K. in recent weeks, while Germany continues to mark record high daily infections with more than 250,000 new cases a day. Elsewhere, France, Switzerland, Italy and the Netherlands are also seeing Covid infections start to rise again, aided and abetted by the relaxation of coronavirus measures and the spread of a new subvariant of omicron, known as BA.2.


Public health officials and scientists are closely monitoring BA.2, which has been described as a “stealth” variant because it has genetic mutations that could make it harder to distinguish from the delta variant using PCR tests, compared with the original omicron variant, BA.1.

The new subvariant would be the latest in a long line to emerge since the pandemic began in China in late 2019. The omicron variant — the most transmissible strain so far — overtook the delta variant, which itself supplanted the alpha variant — and even this was not the original strain of the virus.

Now, Danish scientists believe that the BA.2 subvariant is 1½ times more transmissible than the original omicron strain, and is already overtaking it. The BA.2 variant is now responsible for over half of the new cases in Germany and makes up around 11% of cases in the U.S.

That number is expected to rise further, as it has in Europe.

“It’s clear that BA.2 is more transmissible than BA.1 and this, combined with the relaxation of mitigation measures and waning immunity, is contributing to the current surge in infections,” Lawrence Young, a professor of molecular oncology at Warwick University, told CNBC on Monday.

“The increased infectiousness of BA.2 is already out-competing and replacing BA.1, and we are likely to see similar waves of infection as other variants enter the population.”

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Is omicron subvariant BA.2 to blame for rising Covid cases? (cnbc.com)
 
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