COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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I didn’t know that, thanks for the heads up.
nikkas called it the flu and now they're mad it has annual shots like the flu.
nikkaS ON THEIR 3rd-4th SHOTSWITHIN ONE YR
AND THATS NOT EVEN INCLUDING
THE 3 SHOTS IN THE OP.
fukk YOU MEAN ANNUAL?
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
What step are we at now?
I still think it's weird that a black person would post this
December 2020.
WITHIN ONE YR
AND THATS NOT EVEN INCLUDING
THE 3 SHOTS IN THE OP.
fukk YOU MEAN ANNUAL?
March 2022.
Damn, you're bad a math and rap.
Godless Socialist CEO
Superstar
This man posted shyt which includes punishing Nazis for their role in WW2 as a negative example… Jesus ChristWhat step are we at now?
I still think it's weird that a black person would post this
well I just tested positive yesterday. as for symptoms all I have is basic cold symptoms. itchy throat, cough and runny nose. this sucks though.
December 2020.
March 2022.
Damn, you're bad a math and rap.
THE MASS PUBLIC
DIDNT GET THE VACCINE
IN DEC 2020 YOU
fukkING DOOFUS.
THEY MADE IT AVAILABLE
TO OLD PPL AND HEATHCARE
WORKERS 1ST.
THE MAJORITY GOT IT
AFTER MARCH OF 2021
AND WERE ALREADY ON THEIR
3RD SHOTS BY THE FALL OF 2021.
WHATS ANNUAL ABOUT IT fakkit?
DIDNT GET THE VACCINE
IN DEC 2020 YOU
fukkING DOOFUS.
THEY MADE IT AVAILABLE
TO OLD PPL AND HEATHCARE
WORKERS 1ST.
THE MAJORITY GOT IT
AFTER MARCH OF 2021
AND WERE ALREADY ON THEIR
3RD SHOTS BY THE FALL OF 2021.
WHATS ANNUAL ABOUT IT fakkit?
Nothing you've said has addressed anything I've said. In fact, you're actually showing why it's important to create vaccines for the new variants - - Just like the flu.THE MASS PUBLIC
DIDNT GET THE VACCINE
IN DEC 2020 YOU
fukkING DOOFUS.
THEY MADE IT AVAILABLE
TO OLD PPL AND HEATHCARE
WORKERS 1ST.
THE MAJORITY GOT IT
AFTER MARCH OF 2021
AND WERE ALREADY ON THEIR
3RD SHOTS BY THE FALL OF 2021.
WHATS ANNUAL ABOUT IT fakkit?
Whether people take it or when they take it doesn't change the fact that new vaccines will be Made as long as there's a new variant that's a threat.
You're not forced to take it, so why the concern?
Nothing you've said has addressed anything I've said. In fact, you're actually showing why it's important to create vaccines for the new variants - - Just like the flu.
Whether people take it or when they take it doesn't change the fact that new vaccines will be Made as long as there's a new variant that's a threat.
You're not forced to take it, so why the concern?
1. I ADDRESSED THE FACT
THAT THIS ISNT AN ANNUAL SHOT
DUE TO PPL GETTING 3-4 SHOTS
WITHIN A YR.
2. ARE YOU AMERICAN?
BIDEN HAS FORCED MILLIONS
TO TAKE THIS BULLshyt.
THAT THIS ISNT AN ANNUAL SHOT
DUE TO PPL GETTING 3-4 SHOTS
WITHIN A YR.
2. ARE YOU AMERICAN?
BIDEN HAS FORCED MILLIONS
TO TAKE THIS BULLshyt.
a whole lot of people that I was around during the wedding last weekend tested positive.
Even my mother in law who is triple vaxxed (she got the booster 1st week of December) and just had covid in late November early December, tested positive
meanwhile I tested negative. Took 2 at home tests and a PCR test. All negative
I was out here dodging the virus like I was Jackie Chan
as far as I am aware, a lot of those people who tested positive are only having mild symptoms
my mother in law only had a runny nose and the only reason she took the test is because of her job gives out weekly tests
Even my mother in law who is triple vaxxed (she got the booster 1st week of December) and just had covid in late November early December, tested positive
meanwhile I tested negative. Took 2 at home tests and a PCR test. All negative
I was out here dodging the virus like I was Jackie Chan
as far as I am aware, a lot of those people who tested positive are only having mild symptoms
my mother in law only had a runny nose and the only reason she took the test is because of her job gives out weekly tests
Dynamite James
The Main attraction
Good to hear
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
Is there any video of this? I need a laugh
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Sweden to implement more COVID measures as Omicron squeezes healthcare
Mon, January 10, 2022, 6:35 AM·2 min read
Sweden to implement more COVID measures as Omicron squeezes healthcare
Sweden's Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson presents new COVID-19 restrictions in Stockholm
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Sweden will introduce more measures to stem a rising number of COVID cases that have placed a greater burden on the healthcare system, Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said on Monday.
Sweden has seen the fastest spread of COVID cases in recent weeks as the Omicron variant has surged through the country. A record 60,000 cases were detected last week, despite limited testing capabilities.
"The situation has deteriorated, without doubt. The level of infections in Sweden is at a historically high level," Andersson told a news conference.
The new measures, most of which will be introduced on Wednesday, include a work-from-home mandate, where possible, and a cap on the number of people allowed at public events.
Restaurants will have to close by 11 p.m. and guests will have to be seated and in groups no greater than eight people. Adults will be asked to limit social contact in indoor settings.
The measures will be evaluated after two weeks, but are expected to be in place for at least four weeks.
Still, while infection numbers have soared, the number of COVID patients hospitalized is well below the peaks seen in previous waves. The number of new deaths has also been comparatively low.
More than 1,000 people are being treated in hospital for COVID and roughly 100 of them are in intensive care units.
The strain on healthcare is being exacerbated by the spread by other respiratory viruses as well as staff shortages, the National Board of Health and Welfare said.
"Unfortunately, we need to make another effort to get down the number of new infections," Andersson said.
The health agency said on Monday that the peak of the wave will come later than previously expected and that the Omicron variant made the disease harder to predict. The previous assessment was for a peak in mid-January and then a gradual decline.
(Reporting by Johan Ahlander and Simon Johnson; Editing by Bernadette Baum)
Sweden to implement more COVID measures as Omicron squeezes healthcare
Mon, January 10, 2022, 6:35 AM·2 min read
Sweden to implement more COVID measures as Omicron squeezes healthcare
Sweden's Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson presents new COVID-19 restrictions in Stockholm
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Sweden will introduce more measures to stem a rising number of COVID cases that have placed a greater burden on the healthcare system, Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said on Monday.
Sweden has seen the fastest spread of COVID cases in recent weeks as the Omicron variant has surged through the country. A record 60,000 cases were detected last week, despite limited testing capabilities.
"The situation has deteriorated, without doubt. The level of infections in Sweden is at a historically high level," Andersson told a news conference.
The new measures, most of which will be introduced on Wednesday, include a work-from-home mandate, where possible, and a cap on the number of people allowed at public events.
Restaurants will have to close by 11 p.m. and guests will have to be seated and in groups no greater than eight people. Adults will be asked to limit social contact in indoor settings.
The measures will be evaluated after two weeks, but are expected to be in place for at least four weeks.
Still, while infection numbers have soared, the number of COVID patients hospitalized is well below the peaks seen in previous waves. The number of new deaths has also been comparatively low.
More than 1,000 people are being treated in hospital for COVID and roughly 100 of them are in intensive care units.
The strain on healthcare is being exacerbated by the spread by other respiratory viruses as well as staff shortages, the National Board of Health and Welfare said.
"Unfortunately, we need to make another effort to get down the number of new infections," Andersson said.
The health agency said on Monday that the peak of the wave will come later than previously expected and that the Omicron variant made the disease harder to predict. The previous assessment was for a peak in mid-January and then a gradual decline.
(Reporting by Johan Ahlander and Simon Johnson; Editing by Bernadette Baum)