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st7 wrote:hover11 wrote:As I reach home ok bro I will take the pic as I don't keep random pics of my sanitizer dispenser home on my phonest7 wrote:as far as everyone remembers, i simply asked about one thing, said 'we believe you', and then you went off on yuh business trying to justify yuhself. i stop taking u on when i smell the bs.
i dare you to post a pic of that sanitizing station on yuh wall, and hold up 2 fingers in the pic too. if it looks legit, i will apologize for insinuating ur a liar for saying u had that installed.
we waiting. u real posting on tuner for a man who not at home and we already know u take 6 months vacation so u eh at work.
I don't need to give you ANY validation bro so keep waitingst7 wrote:st7 wrote:hover11 wrote:As I reach home ok bro I will take the pic as I don't keep random pics of my sanitizer dispenser home on my phonest7 wrote:as far as everyone remembers, i simply asked about one thing, said 'we believe you', and then you went off on yuh business trying to justify yuhself. i stop taking u on when i smell the bs.
i dare you to post a pic of that sanitizing station on yuh wall, and hold up 2 fingers in the pic too. if it looks legit, i will apologize for insinuating ur a liar for saying u had that installed.
we waiting. u real posting on tuner for a man who not at home and we already know u take 6 months vacation so u eh at work.
we still waiting
A total of 61 people who arrived in the Netherlands on two flights from South Africa on Friday have tested positive for the coronavirus and are in isolation as the world anxiously seeks to contain a highly transmissible new coronavirus variantDizzy28 wrote:Omicron isn't that new.
What is the level of sequencing globally to know this hasn't spread a lot already ?
Alpha (UK Sep 2020), beta (S. Africa May 2020) and designated Dec 2020. It just happened again with omnicron. But you still can't see it.hover11 wrote:No one is disputing what DPD is saying but after 20 months into a pandemic why arise now, I'm sure this is not the first time covid passed through a hiv infected person nor will it be the last so why a spark a mutation now and not a year ago when we didn't have vaccines. Oh I know that way you couldn't blame Africa, as usual the logic you presented is flawed and the maths not mathsinadnj wrote:Hear is some old news for the non-readers that are arguing with DPD:Dohplaydat wrote:hover11 wrote:I thought the criteria for mutations was simply rapid spread of the virus now a co morbidity has a hand to play in it? So the way this virus is surging here locally , it cannot spark a mutation ?Dohplaydat wrote:Anyone who's wondering why this heavily mutated strain came from Africa, here's the most likely reasons:
1. Persons with HIV (more than 15% in South Africa and Botswana) allow for longer infection and more mutations as the virus reproduces in them.study of an HIV positive 36-year-old woman showed that Covid-19 stayed in her body for 216 days and mutated rapidly.
“There is good evidence that prolonged infection in immune-compromised individuals is one of the mechanisms for the emergence of SARS Covid-2 variants,” Tulio de Oliveira, a bioinformatics professor who runs gene-sequencing institutions at two South African universities, said at an Aug. 30 immunology conference. “You have this massive virus evolution, really the virus accumulating over 30 mutations.”
https://fortune.com/2021/09/15/south-af ... tists/amp/
2. Low vaccination rate and lots of young people allow for prevalent and often asymptomatic spread allowing more possible mutations.
Yes it's possible but the number of mutations on the Omicron variant suggests it went through a lot of mutations. More than likely through a hiv positive person. But as of now this is speculation.
COVID Variants May Arise in People with Compromised Immune Systems
The case history of a U.K. man in his 70s shows how selective “pressures” bring about viral mutations
By Stephani Sutherland on February 23, 2021
https://www.scientificamerican.com/arti ... e-systems/
Try going into a police station. Most not wearing masks or wearing it on their chin. No wonder they always have a lot of their staff on quarantine.redmanjp wrote:paid_influencer wrote:st7 wrote:i was in a few places today running errands: courts and ashley's being one of them... there were ppl but not "crowds", and everyone were wearing their masks and keeping some distance.
was pleased to see such a thing.
yea I noticed this too. Not a single chin masker today and plenty people wearing KN95's.
went in some offices today but noticed the opposite- not a mask in sight. my own office about 3/4 of staff wearing it.
Well this is dangerous because how many people both globally and locally walking around with untreated HIV infectionsDohplaydat wrote:I just watched John Campbell's talk about Omicron,
Watch from 6:39 mins - https://youtu.be/oxlYyZ08cEg?t=399
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Dohplaydat wrote:I just watched John Campbell's talk about Omicron,
Watch from 6:39 mins - https://youtu.be/oxlYyZ08cEg?t=399
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On Thursday, Trinidad and Tobago took the grim title of recording the highest daily confirmed COVID-19 deaths per million people. According to data analysis by Our World In Data, this calculation used data from John Hopkins University CSSE COVID-19 data.
Trinidad and Tobago recorded 31 deaths on Thursday, marking the deadliest day for the pandemic to date. Looking at this data standardized, Trinidad and Tobago recorded 22.09 deaths per million people, surpassing many European countries amid their worst wave of the pandemic.
When looking at cases, the country had the seventh most confirmed COVID-19 infections per million people on Thursday in the entire world, with mainly European countries eclipsing Trinidad and Tobago’s 444.64. Our Caribbean neighbour, Dominica, takes the top spot, with a whopping 2,452.47 COVID-19 cases per million people.
It is important to note that these figures change daily. In addition, due to limited testing and challenges in the attribution of the cause of death, confirmed deaths can be lower than the actual number of deaths in many countries. Similarly, limited testing also results in the number of confirmed cases being lower than the true number of infectious.
However, even with these grim figures and titles, the country’s case-fatality ratio (CFR), or how many COVID-19 cases succumb to the disease, is the 34th worst globally, at 2.99 percent. In the Caribbean, only Grenada surpasses T&T’s figure.
To date, Trinidad and Tobago has lost 2040 people to COVID-19 as of November 25th. Approximately one in 700 people in the country have succumbed to the disease since March 2020. With 344 COVID-19 deaths for November, the month is already the second deadliest month for the pandemic to date. The deadliest month for the pandemic in the country to date remains June 2021, with 352 deaths.
Reporter: Kalain Hosein
katiedido wrote:If it’s any flights they should be stopping it should be that KLM direct Amsterdam flight
Phone Surgeon wrote:They need to stop flights from Suriname as well.
X3000 I surprised trinis still accepted with our surge in cases and deathsMaxPower wrote:If T&T is topping the world, then they should ban Trinis from entering all other countries until we get the cases and deaths down.
Makes no sense that we be irresponsible in other countries.
hover11 wrote:I don't need to give you ANY validation bro so keep waitingst7 wrote:st7 wrote:hover11 wrote:As I reach home ok bro I will take the pic as I don't keep random pics of my sanitizer dispenser home on my phonest7 wrote:as far as everyone remembers, i simply asked about one thing, said 'we believe you', and then you went off on yuh business trying to justify yuhself. i stop taking u on when i smell the bs.
i dare you to post a pic of that sanitizing station on yuh wall, and hold up 2 fingers in the pic too. if it looks legit, i will apologize for insinuating ur a liar for saying u had that installed.
we waiting. u real posting on tuner for a man who not at home and we already know u take 6 months vacation so u eh at work.
we still waiting
zoom rader wrote:katiedido wrote:If it’s any flights they should be stopping it should be that KLM direct Amsterdam flight
The KLM flight is a Transit flight from London City airport.
You dont ever leave the security of the Amsterdam transit section in the airport.
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