Many countries are racing to vaccinate their populations against the coronavirus amid fears that the highly transmissible delta variant could spark another COVID wave and overwhelm health systems.
Scientists have predicted that the delta variant could account for 90% of all new cases in Europe by the end of August. However, evidence shows that the spread of the delta variant is cause for caution — but not panic.
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12 replies to "COVID-19: Should we be scared of virus variants? | COVID-19 Special"
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How many people have died from a variant??
Before 2019, it was known as соммои соld
Read what it says on Stonehenge nobody knows who put it up so they say but there's something very important written on it
Yep and next we have the Sodom variant followed by the Gomora variant then the Deluge! Mmmmmmm that patent is up and running in the background WO2020060606 – CRYPTOCURRENCY SYSTEM USING BODY ACTIVITY DATA …
Corona shows us all weakness of capitalist systems across the world
More better we pray and we hope
Aamiin
Notice how the virus was circulating for about a year then suddenly as vaccines were rolling out variants suddenly appeared 🤔
It's strange that virus mutations only occurs in countries with a high percentage of vaccinated population like India, UK,Brazil & Sudafrica.
im too tired of.
Does anyone else out there feel like a yo-yo?
No compulsory vaccination = no herd immunity = no return to normal life. With Delta and next mutations on the way, it has become that simple. All or nothing, time to make choices.