China Corona Virus Outbreak

[Monseratto]

Delta and Omicron competing in what was the poster boy of COVID track and trace...

South Korea's new daily COVID-19 cases rose above 7,000 for the first time, Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum said on Wednesday, putting hospital capacity under strain as deaths and severe cases rise.

S.Korea reports over 7,000 new daily COVID cases | ABS-CBN News

[kagalingan]

tsikoteers,

bakit wala na ako nababasa about the unvaxx na nakakahawa?????

Bakit ganito nangyari sa pinas wala na hawaan.

[StockEngine]

tsikoteers,

bakit wala na ako nababasa about the unvaxx na nakakahawa?????

Bakit ganito nangyari sa pinas wala na hawaan.

Sad sila like the Pfizer Ceo kase the omicron symptoms are mild lng.



The media is still creating hysteria... Omicron "could" still be a problem even if its not severe daw.

[dr. d]

tsikoteers,

bakit wala na ako nababasa about the unvaxx na nakakahawa?????

Bakit ganito nangyari sa pinas wala na hawaan.

we are probably enjoying some form of herd immunity,
thanks to the millions of filipinos who decided to get vaccinated.

[H1Tman]

Natural infection + vaccination might save us. Until the next pandemic.

[boybi]

tsikoteers,

bakit wala na ako nababasa about the unvaxx na nakakahawa?????

Bakit ganito nangyari sa pinas wala na hawaan.

Dahil madami na bakunado.

At mabuti nalang masunurin mga pinoy, kaya mababa ang vaccination rate nung umpisa, hirap pala makapunta sa mga vaccination sites mga tao, usually kasi nasa city. Now nagpupunta na sa mga baranggay ang vaccination, kaya tataas na vaccination rate natin.

[dr. d]

Sad sila like the Pfizer Ceo kase the omicron symptoms are mild lng.



The media is still creating hysteria... Omicron "could" still be a problem even if its not severe daw.

even the common flu or the common cold, benign course and all that, can be a problem,
if they occur often enough or plentiful enough.

imagine an office workforce of ten to fifteen,
and five are down with the flu, at the same time...
no one dies, no one is hospitalized,
but the office is crippled nonetheless.

office administrators see illness in a different light as commoners (me, and you, probably) see it.

[uls]

Bakit ganito nangyari sa pinas wala na hawaan.

kasi lahat ng di pa nahawaan nahawaan na hehe

[Athrunzala]

BioNTech CEO Ugur Sahin admits he has not taken the vaccine.

[uls]

the pandemic won't end even if the virus evolves to be less virulent

because governments are obsessed with cases

it won't matter if omicron or future variants will only cause mild symptoms

as long as there are cases, governments and the WHO won't declare an end to the pandemic

[StockEngine]

Ooffffffff

[dr. d]

the pandemic won't end even if the virus evolves to be less virulent

when is a pandemic, not a pandemic?
when it's been around for so long,
folks see it as part of the furniture already.

[Athrunzala]

In the last week, 11,321 new breakthrough cases -- infections in people who have been vaccinated -- were reported, with 273 more vaccinated people hospitalized, Massachusetts Department of Public Health officials said Tuesday. It's a 71% increase in the rate of new breakthrough cases in Massachusetts -- last week saw 6,610 new COVID infections in vaccinated people.

The new report brings the total number of breakthrough cases to 88,968, and the death toll among people with breakthrough infections to 647.

MSN

[Athrunzala]

normalizing strokes in kids too?

[baludoy]

Roider Cabrera, nag-collapse sa PBA 3x3




Filipino Basketball Star Roider Cabrera Suffers Cardiac Arrest and Collapses - Is Rushed to Hospital After Losing Consciousness (VIDEO)

not sure why this is in this thread but cabrera reportedly suffered a heart attack after the game because of a blockage in one of his arteries. he underwent a successful angioplasty procedure last week but the last news released by his team was that roider was still unconscious.

no mention of the covid19 or the vaccines made against it as contributing factor/s to his unfortunate condition.

[uls]

within a year we went from 2 doses to 3

then...

[uls]

when is a pandemic, not a pandemic?
when it's been around for so long,
folks see it as part of the furniture already.

[Yatta]

not sure why this is in this thread but cabrera reportedly suffered a heart attack after the game because of a blockage in one of his arteries. he underwent a successful angioplasty procedure last week but the last news released by his team was that roider was still unconscious.

no mention of the covid19 or the vaccines made against it as contributing factor/s to his unfortunate condition.

More NWO wackiness?

[Athrunzala]

not sure why this is in this thread but cabrera reportedly suffered a heart attack after the game because of a blockage in one of his arteries. he underwent a successful angioplasty procedure last week but the last news released by his team was that roider was still unconscious.

no mention of the covid19 or the vaccines made against it as contributing factor/s to his unfortunate condition.

I'm sorry to say this, the mainstream media like CNN and Philippine-based news orgs are not just reporting it...

So many healthy athletes are dying while playing on the field. Even healthy referees are not exempt.

[dr. d]

not sure why this is in this thread but cabrera reportedly suffered a heart attack after the game because of a blockage in one of his arteries. he underwent a successful angioplasty procedure last week but the last news released by his team was that roider was still unconscious.

no mention of the covid19 or the vaccines made against it as contributing factor/s to his unfortunate condition.

the collapse occurred nov 24 daw.
my wild guess is, covid had nothing to do with it.
i am thinking... what's this foreign-name syndrome that causes MI in the young...?
sudden-death events in apparently very healthy athletes, have been going on for many years, even before covid.
own own colleague, suffered a fatal heart attack after a bout with badminton.

i tried reading back in the china corona virus outbreak pages, but i can't seem to find athrun's original post...