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monga

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So are they saying it is a storm in a tea cup?
Well they say they don’t know much about the new strain if it’s as virulent as made out it won’t be as easily controlled as the previous one? Why not start vaccinating in the affected countries?
 

monga

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The numbers are still very low, so I think that's why hardly anyone's bothered. Which pretty much proves the earlier comments that it's mostly spread by very close skin to skin contact. It's not like Covid where numbers went up rapidly from mid March 2020.

I don't think renaming it will make people scared - only rapidly increasing infection rates will do that.
I thought the WHO has reconvened the emergency committee to see if they're going to upgrade it to epidemic 😂
 

monga

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We’re not permitted to send kids to school with chickenpox. I think with this disease it’s even more severe on the unborn child I don’t think letting kids take it home is a good idea
 

Merpedy

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Eh, I sort of see the reasons for being worried that this could turn into something serious and should therefore be contained. But at the same time, I don’t think it will have the same response as COVID

There were a lot of articles during COVID saying that this sort of stuff would become more common in general because we have so much contact with animals these days. And I imagine after seeing the damage a pandemic could cause there’s a sense of needing to be more careful and of course the news reports on it more because it’s bound to get clicks. Before COVID we’d maybe see a few articles and news reports and move onto something new
 

monga

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Seems to be an entirely different virus if it doesn’t look , spread or share the same symptoms 😂