[Pontiac]

It was 95-100 degrees in Inda and Saudi Arabia in April(their spring time)and their COVID count was going thru the roof. How do they account for that? get to claim it both ways ?

Finish reading the article.

The test used to detect the virus are so sensitive that they can detect fragments of virus still present in the blood.

Those tested may have had the disease months ago.

They keep testing people that they haven’t tested before and detect people that no longer have the disease but have fragments in their blood.

The article also points out that since COVID is related to SARS and the common cold that false positives could be due to someone having the other viruses.

Having had the other viruses could also confer some immunity to COVID.

[stylin19a]

not sure what that has to do with the statement:

"So: Sars-Cov-2 isn’t all that new, but merely a seasonal cold virus that mutated and disappears in summer, as all cold viri do — which is what we’re observing globally right now."

It's summer everywhere? Cold season is the same time everywhere?