India covid19 crisis

[Gyfts]

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/world/india-covid-cases.html

NYT covid case chart for India has the cases going down, so hopefully the worst part is behind us but the problem is, Covid doesn't actually go away unless you reach herd immunity, and India is far off. So my prediction is that things will subside, and then there'll be some more spikes. So it's all about whether India will get their act together and start rolling out vaccines (I am not optimistic).

[JohnBitCo]

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/world/india-covid-cases.html

NYT covid case chart for India has the cases going down, so hopefully the worst part is behind us but the problem is, Covid doesn't actually go away unless you reach herd immunity, and India is far off. So my prediction is that things will subside, and then there'll be some more spikes. So it's all about whether India will get their act together and start rolling out vaccines (I am not optimistic).

I think the overall cases for covid-19 has gone down recently everywhere in the world. When this happens, people become relax and stop the precautions which they were following when the cases were at a spike. This give birth to another wave of covid-19. I hope this is the last wave and we see no more waves for this pandemic not only in india but in all parts of the world.

[Natsuu]

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/world/india-covid-cases.html

NYT covid case chart for India has the cases going down, so hopefully the worst part is behind us but the problem is, Covid doesn't actually go away unless you reach herd immunity, and India is far off. So my prediction is that things will subside, and then there'll be some more spikes. So it's all about whether India will get their act together and start rolling out vaccines (I am not optimistic).

The spike in the crisis that happened, is due to an event that their culture really believed in, and I don't think there will be no such case happening within this year or next year, except it might be an annual celebration. Ergo the next spike like this if the vacccination is not yet done, will be when the event comes around

[bryant.coleman]

The spike in the crisis that happened, is due to an event that their culture really believed in, and I don't think there will be no such case happening within this year or next year, except it might be an annual celebration. Ergo the next spike like this if the vacccination is not yet done, will be when the event comes around

It was the Kumbh festival which created the spike, combined with the farmer protests and local elections. The Delta variant was first discovered during the farmer protests in Delhi and it spread to the neighboring state of Uttar Pradesh (where the Kumbh festival was underway). When pilgrims returned to their home states, they carried the new variant with them, which triggered the second wave all over India.

Now the Delta variant itself is a mutated version of the "Kent variant", which was first reported in the United Kingdom. Some of the UK nationals, who arrived in India to take part in the farmer protests carried the virus with them and infected others at the protest site. In due course, this variant mutated itself into the more deadly Delta variant.

[Tash]

The spike in the crisis that happened, is due to an event that their culture really believed in, and I don't think there will be no such case happening within this year or next year, except it might be an annual celebration. Ergo the next spike like this if the vacccination is not yet done, will be when the event comes around

It was the Kumbh festival which created the spike, combined with the farmer protests and local elections. The Delta variant was first discovered during the farmer protests in Delhi and it spread to the neighboring state of Uttar Pradesh (where the Kumbh festival was underway). When pilgrims returned to their home states, they carried the new variant with them, which triggered the second wave all over India.

Now the Delta variant itself is a mutated version of the "Kent variant", which was first reported in the United Kingdom. Some of the UK nationals, who arrived in India to take part in the farmer protests carried the virus with them and infected others at the protest site. In due course, this variant mutated itself into the more deadly Delta variant.

You believe any of the garbage you write yourself, or is it for entertainment only.

[BADecker]

The spike in the crisis that happened, is due to an event that their culture really believed in, and I don't think there will be no such case happening within this year or next year, except it might be an annual celebration. Ergo the next spike like this if the vacccination is not yet done, will be when the event comes around

It was the Kumbh festival which created the spike, combined with the farmer protests and local elections. The Delta variant was first discovered during the farmer protests in Delhi and it spread to the neighboring state of Uttar Pradesh (where the Kumbh festival was underway). When pilgrims returned to their home states, they carried the new variant with them, which triggered the second wave all over India.

Now the Delta variant itself is a mutated version of the "Kent variant", which was first reported in the United Kingdom. Some of the UK nationals, who arrived in India to take part in the farmer protests carried the virus with them and infected others at the protest site. In due course, this variant mutated itself into the more deadly Delta variant.

You believe any of the garbage you write yourself, or is it for entertainment only.

Maybe he was talking about the golden spike.

[tabas]

The spike in the crisis that happened, is due to an event that their culture really believed in, and I don't think there will be no such case happening within this year or next year, except it might be an annual celebration. Ergo the next spike like this if the vacccination is not yet done, will be when the event comes around

It was the Kumbh festival which created the spike, combined with the farmer protests and local elections. The Delta variant was first discovered during the farmer protests in Delhi and it spread to the neighboring state of Uttar Pradesh (where the Kumbh festival was underway). When pilgrims returned to their home states, they carried the new variant with them, which triggered the second wave all over India.

Now the Delta variant itself is a mutated version of the "Kent variant", which was first reported in the United Kingdom. Some of the UK nationals, who arrived in India to take part in the farmer protests carried the virus with them and infected others at the protest site. In due course, this variant mutated itself into the more deadly Delta variant.

Yikes, so this what happened why the Delta variant has came out and mutated and what I've heard there's already the Delta + and that's more contagious than the first one.
But whichever the variant between the two, the spread became quicker and it's also in the US and other Asian countries. Btw, even if the curve is starting to flat on India, the daily cases is still high.

[Tash]

^^^^ Take a step aside you still stand on the wire

[tvbcof]

^^^^ Take a step aside you still stand on the wire

It also happens to be the shape of a pyramid which has it's fair share of esoteric meanings and is in wide use as a symbol on a variety of carrier media.  Just sayin'.

[bryant.coleman]

Yikes, so this what happened why the Delta variant has came out and mutated and what I've heard there's already the Delta + and that's more contagious than the first one.
But whichever the variant between the two, the spread became quicker and it's also in the US and other Asian countries. Btw, even if the curve is starting to flat on India, the daily cases is still high.

From what I have heard, the state of Maharashtra has so far reported 21 cases of Delta plus, with some of the other states reporting cases in single digits. It is known that this strain is highly contagious. But so far, only a few such cases have been found in India. The biggest worry is that this strain will spread like the Delta variant and cause huge number of deaths. Delta strain mostly affected those who are below 45 years of age, and in this age group the death rate was around 50 times greater than the rate with the original strain.

And one final note here. A recent study found that almost all the deaths from Delta plus so far in India occurred among the unvaccinated population. How to interpret this is up to everyone else.

[Tash]

^^^^ Take a step aside you still stand on the wire

It also happens to be the shape of a pyramid which has it's fair share of esoteric meanings and is in wide use as a symbol on a variety of carrier media.  Just sayin'.

It has the shape of a equilateral triangle, yes very strong in symbolism, Star of David, All -seeing eye, Freemasonery....
But it is not only in believe systems, it is also quite popular among tattoo enthusiasts. For them, tattooing a Delta (triangle) on the skin expresses a desire for change, especially if one side is not completely closed. Indicates that the person is open to all possibilities that may arise ahead. The choice of a Delta tattoo also attracts harmony, creativity and integration.


Pyramids are not, bit slow to get going but worth the 11min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPhEtKlKWH4

[tabas]

Yikes, so this what happened why the Delta variant has came out and mutated and what I've heard there's already the Delta + and that's more contagious than the first one.
But whichever the variant between the two, the spread became quicker and it's also in the US and other Asian countries. Btw, even if the curve is starting to flat on India, the daily cases is still high.

From what I have heard, the state of Maharashtra has so far reported 21 cases of Delta plus, with some of the other states reporting cases in single digits. It is known that this strain is highly contagious. But so far, only a few such cases have been found in India. The biggest worry is that this strain will spread like the Delta variant and cause huge number of deaths. Delta strain mostly affected those who are below 45 years of age, and in this age group the death rate was around 50 times greater than the rate with the original strain.

And one final note here. A recent study found that almost all the deaths from Delta plus so far in India occurred among the unvaccinated population. How to interpret this is up to everyone else.

Well, I can easily interpret how to counter the effect of this highly contagious variant. But there are some that still don't understand the importance of what's needed to happen. It's the way to stop and lessen the cases.

[TopTort777]

I think the overall cases for covid-19 has gone down recently everywhere in the world.

Or, number of covid cases are not announced so widely anymore. Or in Autumn/Winter/Spring, every virus cases was counted as covid. Flu, running nose, cough - does not care, this is all covid. During Summer people simply got sick less. That is why everyone think that number of cases went down. Same was last Summer. Just wait till Autumn and situation will be repeated.

[BADecker]

^^^ Or they don't announce cases so much anymore, because somebody might find out that the tide is turning, and it is the vaccinated people who are getting Covid worse than ever.

[bryant.coleman]

Or, number of covid cases are not announced so widely anymore. Or in Autumn/Winter/Spring, every virus cases was counted as covid. Flu, running nose, cough - does not care, this is all covid. During Summer people simply got sick less. That is why everyone think that number of cases went down. Same was last Summer. Just wait till Autumn and situation will be repeated.

In the northern hemisphere, record high temperatures have been reported from countries such as Canada and USA. British Colombia (a Canadian province that lies to the north of the 49 degree latitude) has reported 121 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday. During the last 5 days, 486 people have died in that province alone, as a result of heat stroke. That said, high temperatures almost completely eradicate the spread of the covid virus. Most of the viruses can't survive in such extreme heat. Also, the virus is present in microscopic droplets that are ejected when an infected person coughs or sneezes. These micro-droplets get evaporated quickly under extreme heat and this lowers the contamination threat.

[tabas]

That said, high temperatures almost completely eradicate the spread of the covid virus. Most of the viruses can't survive in such extreme heat.

This is also what I've heard last year and I think there's a basis for it because the number of cases really have dropped during summer and then rapidly increased after summer.

Also, the virus is present in microscopic droplets that are ejected when an infected person coughs or sneezes. These micro-droplets get evaporated quickly under extreme heat and this lowers the contamination threat.

I agree with that, if there's too much heat, the droplets evaporate, and what if every border would put some heating quarter for the arrivals? that would or won't help? just curious.

[hornetsnest]

Ya ya iza all about dat delta buzz baby 

[nightrider]

The reason the Covid-19 crisis in India is a serious problem for the world

The unfolding disaster in India seems to be the worst case scenario many fear of the Covid-19 pandemic: not enough hospital beds, inability to access tests, medicine or oxygen, the country 1 ,4  billion people are drowning in a series of diseases.

[bryant.coleman]

I agree with that, if there's too much heat, the droplets evaporate, and what if every border would put some heating quarter for the arrivals? that would or won't help? just curious.

LOL.. you really want people to die from dehydration? And if someone is infected from the CoVID19 virus, the infection will remain in his body for 2-3 weeks. Now you can't keep this individual in a "heating quarter" for that much time. A much better alternative would be to put the new arrivals in strict quarantine for 1-2 weeks, so that the chances of them infecting others in the general population is low. Anyway, the infection rates seems to have declined dramatically in the northern hemisphere, due to record high temperatures. I have noticed this not only in North America, but also in countries such as India and Iran.

[tvbcof]

I agree with that, if there's too much heat, the droplets evaporate, and what if every border would put some heating quarter for the arrivals? that would or won't help? just curious.

LOL.. you really want people to die from dehydration? ...

Looks to me as thought some want people in 'overpopulated' countries such as India to die, and don't really care that much how they do it.