Dave
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Have you seen the reported side effects of alcohol? Yet people still drink it...
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Have you seen the reported side effects of alcohol? Yet people still drink it...
Back the fuck up away from the alcohol. We won't have that kind of talk around here.
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biometrics
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I'd say three months.
Made up for my lost orders yesterday and starting to brew real beer this weekend.
GreGorGy
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But the fuck up?
Whatever floats your boat mate. No judgement from me.
GreGorGy
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Nor me.
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A lot of Fuckery going on in here today!
This virus is definitely not going away without a vaccine or some kind of medical breakthrough.
www.news24.com
Durban woman contracts Covid-19 twice within three months, NICD keeps watch on patient's case | Witness
A Durban doctor has reported having a Covid-19 patient that has been re-infected three months after her initial infection.
www.news24.com
biometrics
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Did the said woman actually have it the first time round?This virus is definitely not going away without a vaccine or some kind of medical breakthrough.
Durban woman contracts Covid-19 twice within three months, NICD keeps watch on patient's case | Witness
A Durban doctor has reported having a Covid-19 patient that has been re-infected three months after her initial infection.
Apparently so, she had symptoms and took a test.
Even in Sweden where the state was secretly aiming for herd immunity is turning out to be the opposite as only a fraction are testing positive for antibodies.
Maybe antibodies aren't the thing to be looking for? Very few people in Europe are dying from the disease at the mo.
These graphs from the WC show that some kind of immunity is coming into play:
Covid-19 in the Western Cape districts and subdistricts
See how the coronavirus epidemic is spreading in the Western Cape. This page is updated daily
coronavirus.mediahack.co.za
(Very slow link)
Maybe antibodies aren't the thing to be looking for? Very few people in Europe are dying from the disease at the mo.
These graphs from the WC show that some kind of immunity is coming into play:
Covid-19 in the Western Cape districts and subdistricts
See how the coronavirus epidemic is spreading in the Western Cape. This page is updated dailycoronavirus.mediahack.co.za
(Very slow link)
Doesn't mutation play a role? There are several strains active right now globally.
New strain of coronavirus spreads faster than original: study | DW | 03.07.2020
The current dominant strain of COVID-19 is three to six times as infectious as the original variation, a new study has suggested. The new strain is, however, not more severe.
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Govt says tweet which sparked confusion about alcohol, cigarette ban is incorrect | News24
The government says there has been no change to Level 3 regulations with regard to the ban on the sale of alcohol and tobacco products.
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GreGorGy
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Truth leaked out of a hole so they patched it with a lie.Tweet has been deleted
What did it say?Tweet has been deleted
Never mind....I just read it now.
So are they saying the ban will only be lifted from level 2?
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Medical Research Council reports estimated 17 000 excess deaths during Covid-19 outbreak
The South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) on Wednesday reported an estimated 17 000 more deaths than expected, or "excess deaths", occurred in the country since May this year.
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The South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) on Wednesday reported an estimated 17 000 more deaths than expected, or "excess deaths", occurred in the country since May this year.
Medical Research Council reports estimated 17 000 excess deaths during Covid-19 outbreak | News24
The latest report on the number of estimated excess deaths nationally shows a "huge discrepancy" between confirmed Covid-19 deaths and excess natural deaths.
www.news24.com