“Can the world take another 2020?” is one question of interest.
I watch the space (particularly domains Israel, UAE and Seychelles) because I got Jack (10) and Coconut (16). We look to make vaccine decision in August if necessary, and October, if imperative, and November, if astute …
I simply do not know enough about what time shall reveal. I hope for the best for all but I wish to discover the truth by triangulation, as opposed to told the ‘truths’ by interested agents.
Preliminary conclusion is that “they do not know and are guessing”, iow WE are on our own.
The news flow is discouraging, and ‘they’ may be bum-rushing people into doubling down on the same possible mistakes, this time on the children.
jpost.com
Coronavirus in Israel: Three vaccinated IDF personnel infected with COVID
haaretz.com
Israel Sees Highest COVID Daily Infections in Two Months as Delta Variant Spreads 125 Israelis test positive for coronavirus on Monday, Health Ministry says, as the delta variant continues to make headway in Israel reuters.com
School COVID-19 cases spur Israeli parents to vaccinate kids
khaleejtimes.com
Coronavirus: UAE reports 2,167 Covid-19 cases, 2,102 recoveries, 4 deaths seychellesnewsagency.com
Seychelles slated to receive Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine donations from US government
… but Seychelles is arguably okay google.com
What’s happening in Seychelles is very different from the experience of Israel, the second-most vaccinated nation, where Covid-19 infections have plummeted. The contrast could yield crucial insights into the efficacy of the different types of immunizations. In Israel the dominant vaccine was the messenger ribonucleic acid shot made by Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE. … What’s also apparent, so far, is that though there’s been a surge in cases in Seychelles, very few people are getting seriously ill. “We have only a few people needing intensive care. Two out of 40” in hospitals, said Seychelles President Wavel Ramkalawan in a May 10 interview. “The vaccine will protect people from getting serious symptoms.”
medicalnewstoday.com
COVID-19: Which vaccines are effective against the delta variant?
Yella Hewings-Martin, Ph.D. |
