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SP said..MickPC said..
And regarding asymptomatic people, people who get the virus but are not effected in a way that they are aware they are sick. Basically because they are not immune system compromised or have underlying health conditions.
The World Health Organisation reported that its very rare that these people can infect someone else yesterday. But of course this was not widely reported by the mainstream media. Instead there was a big push back from other "experts" who were not happy that the World Health Organisation had reported this fact...
You got an updated link.
I saw this reported a month or so ago and they said they couldn't confirm it.
but haven't seen an update.
www.google.com/amp/s/amp.9news.com.au/article/e35b4990-2633-46b7-ad91-0211e31a3492Thank God we can trust the WHO again, they were spreading misinformation and in it with Bill Gates for the last few months.

Situation is staring to look nasty in a few US states with rising rates and near full capacity if ICU beds.
That is when **** will get real bad real fast. Doctors will be required to make life affecting decisions. Guess that is one benefit of our situation so far the lockdown measures have contained numbers to less than hospital occupancy rates.
I havn't m8...the original info was within the I guess 3000 word document I linked to 20 to 40 pages back, which was not summarised for clear quick reference. You had to read through it.
I would not say we can trust the WHO again. Critical thinking on all supplied information from all sources is paramount these days, with some sources being higher than others for consistent non-ambiguity with regard to presentation of data.
In regard to the situation looking bad in the US...I think I posted the state of Texas would spike due to their "reviewed" Covid 19 definitions & New York's continual use of the incorrect treatment of ventilators.
Most states in the US have lower than usual hospital occupancy rates due to people's fear they will be infected if they go to them...US has a lot of states, only a few have issues with hospital capacity.
Regarding our hospitals, similar situation. But at least they have gotten back to elective surgery & my mum was able to have her second cataract surgery after being held up by all this BS. So she's not squinting all the time. 47 year veteran RN looking foreward to cruise ships operating again, frothing for some bargains

With the progression of the year comparisons of the average fatalities from cold/flu/covid are down from previous years. Most people are able to be locked away in quarantine "hotels" not hospitals due to the low incidence of serious health response.