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Right here in the USA. Some of those so called third world countries have more stringent rules to combat COVID 19 than us. No national leadership, every state has its own guidelines and a mob of people who won’t follow any guidance and wouldn’t get vaccinated even if it was available.
Right here in the USA. Some of those so called third world countries have more stringent rules to combat COVID 19 than us. No national leadership, every state has its own guidelines and a mob of people who won’t follow any guidance and wouldn’t get vaccinated even if it was available.
Well the U.S. is more likely to reach herd immunity because of how free people are to move around. So if there's never a vaccine, the US will probably be ok. Countries like Vietnam, where everyone locked down and Covid didn't spread much will probably have a worse time when the world opens back up. Covid is bound to spread, unless they just keep their borders closed forever. Their only hope is a vaccine, which is not guaranteed
Well the U.S. is more likely to reach herd immunity because of how free people are to move around. So if there's never a vaccine, the US will probably be ok. Countries like Vietnam, where everyone locked down and Covid didn't spread much will probably have a worse time when the world opens back up. Covid is bound to spread, unless they just keep their borders closed forever. Their only hope is a vaccine, which is not guaranteed
You need to update. Because the problem with covid is that there is no long term immunity. So countries that already f#cked up the first time will probably have second and more waves.
You need to update. Because the problem with covid is that there is no long term immunity. So countries that already f#cked up the first time will probably have second and more waves.
I thought that the science of immunity is still an 'unknown' with Covid? The countries that f*cked up first time might have learnt more 'lessons' than the 'other' countries who have yet to get the first wave.
I think the island countries will be the worst off, because they will remain afraid to let anyone on or off the island for fear of introducing new cases. They will want to stay isolated. Countries that haven't had the luxury of easily closing their borders will be more prepared to roll with the punches.
I don't expect to see a vaccine this year or even next. They will try, but who wants to be the guinea pig?
They still don't have a viable one for the HK flu - you know the annual potty grabber....The H3N2 virus continues to circulate worldwide as a seasonal influenza A virus. According to the CDC, between 9 and 45 million Americans catch the seasonal flu each year, depending on the particular strain of the virus circulating and the effectiveness of that year’s vaccine. It takes from 12,000 to 61,000 lives annually.
The island countries are MUCH BETTER at handling their affairs and borders. We've already seen where Iceland, Greenland and most Atlantic islands have controlled the virus spread.
You need to update. Because the problem with covid is that there is no long term immunity. So countries that already f#cked up the first time will probably have second and more waves.
And the countries that have never experienced a wave will experience one sooner or later because countries like Vietnam and Thailand can't stay shut down forever. They rely on mass tourism.
And the countries that have never experienced a wave will experience one sooner or later because countries like Vietnam and Thailand can't stay shut down forever. They rely on mass tourism.
We don’t know that yet, look at the numbers in Peru, Mexico, Chile. There are people dying from the virus and starving from the economic crisis, where would u rather be right now? In those countries or in. Thailand and Vietnam? These two countries could allow traveller's from countries that don’t have crazy numbers of cases.
I thought that the science of immunity is still an 'unknown' with Covid? The countries that f*cked up first time might have learnt more 'lessons' than the 'other' countries who have yet to get the first wave.
Lol other countries can learn without having the need to go through this. We are all connected. Best thing to do is to prevent and do stupid decisions like in the USA, UK, Colombia, etc.
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