COVID-19 >>"True and Helpful" Covid Information Thread

[Anonymous]

British Columbia has confirmed its first cases of AY.4.2, the descendent of the Delta COVID-19 variant linked to a growing number of infections in the United Kingdom..



Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the three AY.4.2 cases on Tuesday, noting the sublineage has not yet been categorized as a "variant of concern" and much remains to be known about its effect on the population.

[Frood]

https://www.bitchute.com/video/hIxIYRVQNE05/">https://www.bitchute.com/video/hIxIYRVQNE05/

[Anonymous]

British Columbia has confirmed its first cases of AY.4.2, the descendent of the Delta COVID-19 variant linked to a growing number of infections in the United Kingdom..



Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the three AY.4.2 cases on Tuesday, noting the sublineage has not yet been categorized as a "variant of concern" and much remains to be known about its effect on the population.

Not yet a variant of concern.

[Anonymous]

British Columbia has confirmed its first cases of AY.4.2, the descendent of the Delta COVID-19 variant linked to a growing number of infections in the United Kingdom..



Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the three AY.4.2 cases on Tuesday, noting the sublineage has not yet been categorized as a "variant of concern" and much remains to be known about its effect on the population.

Not yet a variant of concern.

I hope that doesn't happen.

[cc]

^^ It has - Since their early "experiment" failed them miserably







BC Health - Update Ending Nov 11 (1 week period for Cases, 2 weeks for hospital)



PER 100,000 of Population



... CASES . . .... . Hospitalizations  



Vax ... Unvax    ..... .Vax    .. Unvax

.29    ....  228    ...... ..         2.1 .. .     37



Same ratios as previous report

Are you reading this Blazor.

Naw. BC Health, know for its reliability, wouldn't be taken seriously



Sports videos like the one dink posted   .. especially the many events that occurred pre-covid .. now THAT is definitive

[Frood]

Waning after 2-3 months from the 2nd dose....





https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2114228">https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2114228





Uh oh.... somebody was lied to....

[cc]

https://globalnews.ca/news/8380444/canadian-government-negative-pcr-test-cross-border-trips-us/">Canadian government to drop negative PCR test requirement for shorter cross-border trips:



The federal government is expected to announce later this week it is dropping the negative PCR test requirement for Canadians returning to Canada from the U.S. for any trip less than 72 hours, Global News has learned.



The policy change will cover both citizens and permanent residents.



It is expected the new rules will come into effect at the end of November or early December.



Any trips longer than 72 hours outside of Canada will still need a negative PCR test upon return.



Now we will get border traffic



[Not sure why not just start today   ]

[Frood]

...and patsies to blame vaxxed deaths on...

[cc]

...and patsies to blame vaxxed deaths on...

The young football player from your video who died on the field in 2015 ???



That's Easy Peasy ...  Covid Vaccine of course



Now give me a hard one

[Anonymous]

...and patsies to blame vaxxed deaths on...

The young football player from your video who died on the field in 2015 ???



That's Easy Peasy ...  Covid Vaccine of course



Now give me a hard one

Of course it was a COVID vaccine.

[Anonymous]

The federal government is expected to announce later this week that it will drop the negative PCR test requirement for Canadians returning to Canada from the U.S. for any trip less than 72 hours..



The new rules are expected to take effect later this month or early next month.

[Anonymous]

Ontario had it's highest daily case count in two months.

[cc]

Ontario had it's highest daily case count in two months.

Quebec is growing high also. Both have slowly rose for past cpl of weeks and have very similar total cases

[Anonymous]

Ontario had it's highest daily case count in two months.

Quebec is growing high also. Both have slowly rose for past cpl of weeks and have very similar total cases

They were gradual increases. I didn't notice until now.

[cc]

S'OK .. I have the advantage or the daily history and weekly comparisons .. spreadsheets are good little slaves and do what you tell them to do, lol



Germany is rising rapidly for last few weeks