Covid live: Singapore experiencing ‘unusual surge’ of cases; UK records 39,842 new infections and 165 deaths

The Guardian ^ | 10/29/21 | Jon Sharman , Thomas Kingsley

[daniel1212]

Singapore reports 3,432 new cases day after highest single-day rise; UK cases between 22 and 28 October down 9.8% on previous seven days

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• 17h ago UK records 39,842 new Covid cases and 165 more deaths

[daniel1212]

"People wearing face masks as a preventive measure ride bicycles along the Jubilee Bridge in Singapore."

Which is simply extreme (understatement)

[JonPreston]

Singapore = 82% fully vaccinated.

[daniel1212]

Note that at 82% fully vaccinated, Singapore ranks at #4 in vax rate among all ranked countries in the world, and had one of the very lowest case rates per 1 million among populous countries we can expect reliable reporting by. It seems that such inevitably end up with outbreaks.

[palmer]

Singapore has 10 deaths a day versus 3,000 cases a day, 3 weeks ago. Not exactly a lethal outbreak.

[daniel1212]

"Singapore has 10 deaths a day versus 3,000 cases a day, 3 weeks ago. Not exactly a lethal outbreak."

Not lethal, but relevant to the hype of vaccination being the Answer, thus mandated for all, after requiring masking for all, stay sheltered for most all, while no real focus is placed on the effective cause of most deaths in the general populace, which is obesity (USA #12; Singapore #170) and related issues, and acquired immunity is dismissed.

[systemjim]

Once again, I must ask, “If the vaccines work, why don’t they work”?

[LilFarmer]

Interesting timeline, isn’t it?

[deport]

Some get it and some won’t. Personal choices which will vary
across the spectrum if they are given the option.

[BobL]

“India: over 100 million people fail to turn up for second Covid vaccine”

Why should they, since much of India is using Ivermectin and has wiped out the virus there?

[blueplum]

add to that, Indonesia needs more vaccines before a second wave hits:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/indonesia-calls-for-vaccine-equity-after-covid-toll/ar-AAQ4yP7?ocid=uxbndlbing

and, Africa is getting vaccines but they need syringes
https://www.voanews.com/a/syringe-shortage-threatens-africa-s-covid-19-vaccine-rollout/6289348.html

[Pollard]

swedish study shows covid vaccines drop below zero efficacy on spread by about 200 days

https://freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/4007689/posts?q=1&;page=1

That’s right. After 200 days, the jab makes you more apt to get and spread covid than the unvaxed. Vaxxing during a pandemic also creates new variants so mass vaxxing is making things worse in more than one way.

That’s why the Amish have been done with covid since last year. Very little if any vaxxing and they share a wine glass during church service. They’ve all had covid and therefor all have natural immunity.

[Pollard]

Charts align with the link/info I posted in #11, https://freerepublic.com/focus/news/4007879/posts?page=11#11

Link is to a thread on an article with the title; swedish study shows covid vaccines drop below zero efficacy on spread by about 200 days

The jab is the super spreader event.

[daniel1212]

"“India: over 100 million people fail to turn up for second Covid vaccine” Why should they, since much of India is using Ivermectin and has wiped out the virus there?"

While the nation is not the healthiest overall, being 188 low out of 191 in the obesity rate (US is #12) certainly helps.

[daniel1212]

"Interesting timeline, isn’t it? "

Very interesting. US 3 weeks ago:

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us