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What I saying is, to have those as two separate figures. I. E. Infections, AND cases.redmanjp wrote:sMASH wrote:Infections SHOULD be considered different from cases, as having covid isn't a problem, compared to actually being sick because of covid.redmanjp wrote:Hines said we are experiencing an exponential increase in infections - so while there are no regulations reimplemented now, the prime minister did say if things worsen, that could be a possibility. so if u dont want a return to that in the coming weeks, act now- and the main precaution is masking.
If it isn't a problem, why make it a problem...
it could become a problem because hospitalized cases could increase exponentially. and when that happens expect Govt intervention.
So, 90%+ seroprevalence with 50% Vax... There is little else to do..redmanjp wrote:they did finally reveal that primary cases and incidental cases are about 50 50, so primary cases are not a fraction.
wish they break down that seroprevalence study by age- because it could be that while the overall population has immunity- the over 60 has low immunity and they are the most vulnerable.
Vax and masks didnt work to stop spread.
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Prime Minister's Media Conference - Thursday 12th January, 2023.
Prime Minister Dr the Hon. Keith Rowley is calling on members of the public to practice personal responsibility during the ongoing Carnival season.
Dr Rowley urged caution in light of the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases reported by the Ministry of Health.
The Prime Minister was speaking during a media conference held at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s today (Thursday 12th January, 2023) when he made the comments.
Dr Rowley said, “We are going into a Carnival where the nature of Carnival is meeting and mixing. We do not believe that the situation warrants us to not have Carnival, but we believe that it warrants us taking personal decisions about your exposure to minimise instances of the requirement for healthcare delivery to you.”
Prime Minister Rowley assured that the Government will continue to monitor and manage the spread of the virus, and does not intend to disrupt travel, the economy or Carnival given the high level of COVID-19 immunity in the population. He stated that the Government is prepared to act “if the increased numbers become threatening with respect to our ability to provide the care that would be required.”
Dr Rowley noted that Trinidad and Tobago has been impacted by “all the variants of concern to us and of course, the one that is causing most of the problems in the United States is already here with us."
When asked if the Government intends to impose any COVID-19 travel restrictions at this time, the Prime Minister said it is not “a necessary response” and that the Government’s response would be to suppress the spread of the virus.
The Prime Minister is encouraging the population to follow all COVID-19 protocols and get vaccinated.
AlphaMan wrote:Covid gonna spread like wild fire in a few weeks..
It's trinis we talking about here...Hard Headed..
So, it wouldn't work?MaxPower wrote:AlphaMan wrote:Covid gonna spread like wild fire in a few weeks..
It's trinis we talking about here...Hard Headed..
Trinis will never get it.
Ignorance is what licking up this country bad. Even if they have mask mandate, Trinis will make it their duty to make it difficult for compliance.
You bad talking trinis as usual....which country are you comparing us to btw?MaxPower wrote:AlphaMan wrote:Covid gonna spread like wild fire in a few weeks..
It's trinis we talking about here...Hard Headed..
Trinis will never get it.
Ignorance is what licking up this country bad. Even if they have mask mandate, Trinis will make it their duty to make it difficult for compliance.
The same man who got Covid FOUR times calling on the rest of us to be responsible?paid_influencer wrote:govt advocating individual responsibility for public health
hover11 wrote:The same man who got Covid FOUR times calling on the rest of us to be responsible?paid_influencer wrote:govt advocating individual responsibility for public health
This is hilarious
sMASH wrote:Govt going a head with carnival , but allyuh want to blame citizens?
They didn't secure no borders but blaming citizens?
Allowing exhalation valves on masks but blaming citizens?
Troll nation.
Phone Surgeon wrote:You bad talking trinis as usual....which country are you comparing us to btw?MaxPower wrote:AlphaMan wrote:Covid gonna spread like wild fire in a few weeks..
It's trinis we talking about here...Hard Headed..
Trinis will never get it.
Ignorance is what licking up this country bad. Even if they have mask mandate, Trinis will make it their duty to make it difficult for compliance.
Phone Surgeon wrote:Okay but you are talking about general human behavior. Our leadership have us screwed the way we are. At the end of the day most people are followers. And they will follow what those in power say or demand.
Phone Surgeon wrote:All countries have their problems. Yes we have alot but we know about it because we in it.
pugboy wrote:so masks don’t protect since virus particles can pass thru
what about the n95 ones?
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