'Fifth Wave' of COVID-19 Is Almost Here.
Should We Care?
Posted By: Dreadnought, 11/7/2021 1:26:27 AM
According to Axios, Germany is reporting the highest daily number of COVID-19 infections since the pandemic began. New cases across Europe have risen 55% in the past four weeks, according to WHO director Hans Kluge, who says “We are at another critical point of pandemic resurgence.” The WHO says there have been 24,000 deaths and 1.8 million new infections in Europe in just the past week. But most of the serious cases and deaths have occurred in Baltic countries where vaccination rates are low. However, Germany has one of the highest vaccination rates in Europe and is still seeing record numbers of infections. The German government claims
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The mayor released a statement that points to all the various people and groups involved, asking for briefings from them all.
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The most noteworthy thing about the Times’ piece is the numbers it presents from Virginia:
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truck driver, says thousands of ballots
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