Vaccination proche de 70 pourcent, et la situation est pire que quand il n'avait pas de vaccin?? L' Iran vacciné a 23 pourcent et les cas en chute... Si ca ne fait pas les gens gratter leur tête....AUTRICHE/AUSTRIA....vue la montée fulgurante des cas....ce pays prend les grands moyens.....confinement général-----vaccinés et non vaccinés---et obligatoire dès aujourd'hui jusqu'au 13 Décembre....et au 1er Février VACCINATION OBLIGATOIRE pour tous.
Pas drôle BUT it seems it's the only way to go........et ca doit nous faire réfléchir que rien n'est encore jouer /gagner.....bien au contraire.
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Indeed Gaby.
Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg has said the country will go into a national lockdown to contain a fourth wave of coronavirus cases.
The national shutdown will come into force on Monday, and the whole of the country’s population will also be required to get vaccinated against the disease by February.
Austria introduced a lockdown for all those who were unvaccinated on Monday but since then infections have continued to set new records.
Germany’s health minister Jens Spahn said a lockdown could not be ruled out for both the vaccinated and unvaccinated.
AUTRICHE...15,000 tests positifs par jour pour un pays comparable au Québec/population......c'est wow ...nous ici/Québec on n'aime pas voir des 700 cas/jour.....on peut facilement comprendre les mesures drastiques prises par le gouvernement..
Faut quand même spécifier qu'un tiers de la population n'est pas vaccinée et que les mesures sanitaires ont prises le bord.....y a un puissant message là.
...nous ici/Québec on n'aime pas voir des 700 cas/jour.....on peut facilement comprendre les mesures drastiques prises par le gouvernement..Faut quand même spécifier qu'un tiers de la population n'est pas vaccinée
et que les mesures sanitaires ont prises le bord.....y a un puissant message là.
And also 55 dead with 1,919 hospitalizations
We have 201 hospitalizations.
Anyone that thinks vaccine passports, masks and restrictions are going anywhere are in for a surprise.
Funny, Legault was saying how in the New Year almost all restrictions would be gone.
Read what Gaby wrote:
It should still be specified that a third of the population is not vaccinated, and that health measures have taken the edge.
66% of the population is not a small number. We are only 10% more.
The more "interesting" part is what happens when you lift restrictions too quickly, even in a somewhat vaccinated population.
It will be very surprising to see if we can lift restrictions in the new year, as Legault claims, even when the 5-12 age groups are vaccinated.
AUTRICHE.....les VACCINÉS ont un taux d'incidence 5 fois inférieurs......à 66 % c'est en decà de la moyenne européenne.....and IMHO 10% more vaccinated here----sur une population semblable de près de 9 millions---est quand même un écart significatif.
AUTRICHE.....les VACCINÉS ont un taux d'incidence 5 fois inférieurs......à 66 % c'est en decà de la moyenne européenne.....and IMHO 10% more vaccinated here----sur une population semblable de près de 9 millions---est quand même un écart significatif.
Gilbraltar est la place la plus vacciné au monde et ils viennent de canceler Noel
Les vaccins sont une arme incroyable dans le combat, mais c'est pas assez pour l'instant.
First German States Cancel All Christmas Markets To Contain Coronavirus
The German states of Bavaria and Saxony on Friday cancelled all their Christmas markets and unveiled drastic curbs on public life as the country scrambles to contain soaring coronavirus infections.
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Munich, Germany: The German states of Bavaria and Saxony on Friday cancelled all their Christmas markets and unveiled drastic curbs on public life as the country scrambles to contain soaring coronavirus infections.
"The situation is very, very serious and difficult," Markus Soeder, premier of the southern state of Bavaria, said as he also announced a shutdown of clubs, bars and night service at restaurants.
The eastern state of Saxony unveiled similar measures and went even further by closing all sporting and cultural venues, banning tourism, public consumption of alcohol and barring the unvaccinated from non-essential shops and hairdressers.
Ohhh well take a peek in Africa.
"Follow the science"
Now the scientists are "Mystified"??!!
Scientists mystified, wary, as Africa avoids COVID disasterhttps://apnews.com › ...
My theory is that there are lots of AK47's in Africa.
Africans are not as compliant as us weak obedient westerners so easily locked down and shot up with that vax.
"Follow the science"
Now the scientists are "Mystified"??!!
Scientists mystified, wary, as Africa avoids COVID disasterhttps://apnews.com › ...
My theory is that there are lots of AK47's in Africa.
Africans are not as compliant as us weak obedient westerners so easily locked down and shot up with that vax.
Now this is the AK47's strategy, not to get vaccinated.
The countries of Africa are extremely lucky because they are very poor.
This virus is unpredictable, and dangerous.
Will see...
Yes I have the strange impression that covid + lockdowns + RNAvax is targeted for wealthy advanced G7 nations and friends.
One thing for sure is that Africa's median age of 19.7 years is much lower than the Western world of 43.9.
(FYI - 50% of the population lies below the median.)
https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/africa-population/#:~:text=The median age in Africa is 19.7years.
Population of Western Europe (2024) - Worldometer
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Older people are much more vulnerable to the virus - see deaths by age group:
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People older than 50 accounted for 93% of deaths from C19 in the US. Yes, in Africa if you're more than 50, you're considered OLD.
So...no surprise that Africa is showing less deaths from C19. They just don't have that many old people. 50% are younger than 19.7 years old.
And let's not even get into complicating conditions like obesity, diabetes or heart problems.
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Germany imposes new Covid-19 measures on unvaccinated amid surge in cases
German leaders on Thursday agreed tough new curbs on the unvaccinated, with plans to shut them out of restaurants, sporting events and cultural shows as the country battles to halt a record rise in Covid…
www.france24.com
With new cases soaring to an all-time high of 65,371, leaders of Germany's 16 states agreed after crisis talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel to require those not immunised to provide negative tests in order to use public transport or go to the office.
To protect the most vulnerable, they also agreed to introduce compulsory vaccination for healthcare workers and employees in elderly homes.
"We need to quickly put a brake on the exponential rise" in cases and intensive care bed occupancy, Merkel said, calling the situation "highly dramatic".
COVID-19: the latest global statistics, charts and maps
Tracking the global coronavirus outbreak, updated daily
COVID-19 has hit some countries far harder than others, though differences in the way infections are counted locally make it impossible to make a perfect apples-to-apples comparison.
We want to know where infections are trending up or down relative to the size of the outbreak in each country. So in these charts we use a rolling 7-day average of the new infections countries report each day and compare where that average is now to where it was at its peak.
The percent of that peak a country currently reports gives us a better idea of how far it is from containing the spread of the virus relative to the worst days of its outbreak.
Explainer: What is this new COVID-19 variant emerging in South Africa? - National | Globalnews.ca
South African experts said there are no indications to date that the variant causes more severe or unusual disease and noted that as with other variants.
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South African scientists have identified a new version of the coronavirus this week that they say is behind a recent spike in COVID-19 infections in Gauteng, the country’s most populous province. It’s unclear from where the new variant actually arose, but it was first detected by scientists in South Africa and has also been seen in travelers to Hong Kong and Botswana.
Health minister Joe Phaahla said the variant was linked to an “exponential rise” of cases in the last few days, although experts are still trying to determine if the new variant, named B.1.1.529 is actually responsible.
From just over 200 new confirmed cases per day in recent weeks, South Africa saw the number of new daily cases rocket to more than 1,200 on Wednesday and to 2,465 a day later.
Struggling to explain the sudden rise in cases, scientists studied virus samples from the outbreak and discovered the new variant.
It appears to have a high number of mutations — about 30 — in the coronavirus’ spike protein, which could affect how easily it spreads to people.
Explainer: What is this new COVID-19 variant emerging in South Africa? - National | Globalnews.ca
South African experts said there are no indications to date that the variant causes more severe or unusual disease and noted that as with other variants.
South African scientists have identified a new version of the coronavirus this week that they say is behind a recent spike in COVID-19 infections in Gauteng, the country’s most populous province. It’s unclear from where the new variant actually arose, but it was first detected by scientists in South Africa and has also been seen in travelers to Hong Kong and Botswana.
Health minister Joe Phaahla said the variant was linked to an “exponential rise” of cases in the last few days, although experts are still trying to determine if the new variant, named B.1.1.529 is actually responsible.
From just over 200 new confirmed cases per day in recent weeks, South Africa saw the number of new daily cases rocket to more than 1,200 on Wednesday and to 2,465 a day later.
Struggling to explain the sudden rise in cases, scientists studied virus samples from the outbreak and discovered the new variant.
It appears to have a high number of mutations — about 30 — in the coronavirus’ spike protein, which could affect how easily it spreads to people.
Still very early in this variant's discovery. The real question is how virulent or deadly it can be.
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