All I've done is present the data from official sources and put things into perspective by comparing the deaths with overall all cause deaths annually. Where is the lie?
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Brazil's Deadly P1 Variant Causes warning as hospitals 'close to collapse' Worldwide Spread Likely.
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All I've done is present the data from official sources and put things into perspective by comparing the deaths with overall all cause deaths annually. Where is the lie?
Bitch please. Have some class and be a man. Hiding behind a keyboard posting some elvis is alive crap is nothing new.
So do us all a favor and shut the fuck up. Or just go and die, better.
And I just saw you deleted my thread of asian women getting smoked by MAGA fuckwits.
So it just goes to show you are a fucking piece of shit.
Who's the liar now I have not deleted a thing.
I did not ask you to merge my thread into another.
And you are still full of shit. Lets kill everyone to save 1 fucking ice cream stand. go fuck yourself.
Show me where my data is wrong and I'll happily correct it. You can't because you have nothing to show otherwise so all you can do hurl insults which do absolutely nothing to refute my data or present an alternative.
I don't do the merging. If you have an objection contact the mod @zhihau and ask him to reverse the proces.
I couldn't give a shit about your posts or threads because they are nothing but garbage anyway.
I could not agree more that you are garbage. Fuck you.
We are glad our QANON data we supply you secretly is working so well to confuse people. We need more disinformation agents like you because the liberals and the scientists are threatening to end our Pandemic and return us to normalcy. Many of us have discovered we prefer to sit in our homes and wallow in self pity and spread falsehoods like we notice you are doing. Please keep up the excellent work. Brothers like you ensure more people die every day. Every soul you take is one more victory.
Lets make sure the liberals dont get their way and try to stop the deaths. Continue to question everything the left is trying to so to make life good again. We wont allow it. Please continue to question the vaccines. We see the numbers dropping and are very afraid the deaths will cease.
nothing but trollop and horseshit. no wonder idiot Sam Leong uses it. no one really cares or takes it seriously.
tiong happy there is new version of original, can maintain mask sales to these affected
And meanwhile while people argue, the situation in Brazil becomes more dire. The health system has collapsed, and its looking like the worst case scenario is happening there
Too bad Brazil is led by another leader similar to the 2x impeached one term disgraced ex President
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...icu-doctors-as-pandemic-worsens-idUSKBN2BA2RN
Brazil struggles with lack of ICU doctors as pandemic worsens
By Pedro Fonseca, Leonardo Benassatto
4 MIN READ
RIO DE JANEIRO/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - As Brazil’s coronavirus outbreak spirals out of control, the country is facing a dangerous new shortage, threatening to drive fatalities even higher: a lack of staff in intensive care units.
Some medical professionals are burned out after months of grueling, soul-sapping work. Others are simply unable to keep up with the endless flow of critical COVID-19 patients pushing the country’s healthcare system to the brink.
“Intensive care doctors are a commodity in short supply,” César Eduardo Fernandes, the president of the Brazilian Medical Association (AMB) told Reuters on Wednesday. “There’s no way to meet this brutal, catastrophic demand.”
Driven by an infectious new variant, a lack of containment measures, a chaotic federal response and a patchy vaccine rollout, Latin America’s biggest country has become the epicenter of the global pandemic. More than 284,000 Brazilians have died from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic - the highest death toll outside the United States.
Brazil is now accounting for one in every six coronavirus infections reported worldwide, according to a Reuters tally.
It has posted record daily deaths and caseloads this week, even as many countries are beating back the coronavirus with immunization drives, creating a political crisis for President Jair Bolsonaro and isolating Brazil internationally.
We are so glad in our hearts to hear this news. Thank you. And bless Jair Bolsanaro, a man modeled after our Messiah Trump himself, for saying the virus is harmless, and there is no point in doing anything. As you can see the deaths and inability of the government to function is producing the desired effect, genocide of the Brazilian people.
retard, you see this twit Bolsanaro? Dont wear a mask? Sound like Trump? Its called what not to do and see your own country burn. See the results.
Masks don't make a scrap of difference as can be seen from the charts. Take Italy for example everyone is masked up but it does not make their case numbers / per million any lower than Brazil.
Just give it a few more weeks and when the warmer weather kicks in Covid will fade away just like the Spanish flu did back in 1919/20.
And keep bearing in mind that deaths are only 0.03% of the world population which makes Covid no worse than the Asian flu epidemic back in 1968/69.
Denialism of the Vaccines is endemic to your inability to cope with the Pandemic. You have the emotional Intelligence of a 5 year old. This may be developmental or it may be because your brain is too small. We can assess you when you are brought in.
kindly contact us for an assessment:
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Champions of death like Jair Bolsanaro are very important to our cause. We stand for death, misery, destruction. We are trying to spread our virus worldwide, in case you do not understand our work. The messiah Trump did his job and murdered 500,000 souls. We will forever be grateful for his contribution to darkness.
Brazil now in big trouble. 3000 deaths a day, they dont have the medical system nor a government in place to deal with the Pandemic.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...re-than-3-000-covid-deaths-for-the-first-time
Brazil Reports More Than 3,000 Covid Deaths for First Time
By
Daniel Cancel
and
Samy Adghirni
March 23, 2021, 6:39 PM EDT Updated on March 23, 2021, 8:51 PM EDT
Brazil reported more than 3,000 Covid-19 deaths for the first time in a 24-hour period, as the pandemic spreads unchecked across Latin America’s biggest economy and overruns its health system.
The Health Ministry said that 3,251 people died Tuesday, bringing the total since the pandemic began to 298,676, the second most globally. Cases surged by 82,493, and 12.13 million people have now been infected.
A more contagious variant that originated in the Amazonian city of Manaus has spread rapidly nationwide since the New Year as part of a second wave that’s prompted neighbors to shut borders and experts to warn about the consequences of not controlling the outbreak.
Most of Brazil’s states have ICU occupancy rates above 80% with some at full capacity while the vaccine rollout has seen just 6% of the population receive a first dose. Large states like Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro only closed restaurants and bars in the past few weeks, and governors are scrambling to prevent a total collapse of hospitals with beaches cordoned off and holidays brought forward to keep people home.
President Jair Bolsonaro, who has downplayed the severity of the pandemic and stressed the need to keep the economy open, said in a nationwide address Tuesday that life will be back to normal “very soon“ as the country is about to become self-sufficient in vaccine production.
“We will make 2021 a vaccination year for Brazilians,” Bolsonaro said, hours after he administered the oath of office to his fourth health minister in a year.
The president’s address was met with louder than usual pot-banging protests in many cities across the country. Shouting from their windows, some protesters called him murderer.
“To confront something of this magnitude you need to be absolutely focused on controlling the pandemic with an excellent nationwide coordination and that’s not happening,” said Amaury Lelis Dal Fabbro, a doctor of infectious diseases and professor at the University of Sao Paulo
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...re-than-3-000-covid-deaths-for-the-first-time
Brazil Reports More Than 3,000 Covid Deaths for First Time
By
Daniel Cancel
and
Samy Adghirni
March 23, 2021, 6:39 PM EDT Updated on March 23, 2021, 8:51 PM EDT
Brazil reported more than 3,000 Covid-19 deaths for the first time in a 24-hour period, as the pandemic spreads unchecked across Latin America’s biggest economy and overruns its health system.
The Health Ministry said that 3,251 people died Tuesday, bringing the total since the pandemic began to 298,676, the second most globally. Cases surged by 82,493, and 12.13 million people have now been infected.
A more contagious variant that originated in the Amazonian city of Manaus has spread rapidly nationwide since the New Year as part of a second wave that’s prompted neighbors to shut borders and experts to warn about the consequences of not controlling the outbreak.
Most of Brazil’s states have ICU occupancy rates above 80% with some at full capacity while the vaccine rollout has seen just 6% of the population receive a first dose. Large states like Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro only closed restaurants and bars in the past few weeks, and governors are scrambling to prevent a total collapse of hospitals with beaches cordoned off and holidays brought forward to keep people home.
President Jair Bolsonaro, who has downplayed the severity of the pandemic and stressed the need to keep the economy open, said in a nationwide address Tuesday that life will be back to normal “very soon“ as the country is about to become self-sufficient in vaccine production.
“We will make 2021 a vaccination year for Brazilians,” Bolsonaro said, hours after he administered the oath of office to his fourth health minister in a year.
The president’s address was met with louder than usual pot-banging protests in many cities across the country. Shouting from their windows, some protesters called him murderer.
“To confront something of this magnitude you need to be absolutely focused on controlling the pandemic with an excellent nationwide coordination and that’s not happening,” said Amaury Lelis Dal Fabbro, a doctor of infectious diseases and professor at the University of Sao Paulo
wah lau so bad how like that?
https://apnews.com/article/latin-america-brazil-coronavirus-health-88d7ef48e1dff1d23f18b05e8d548ad1
Brazil tops 400,000 virus deaths amid fears of renewed surge
By MAURICIO SAVARESEyesterday
1 of 5
Relatives grieve during the burial service for Monica Cristina, 49, who died from complications related to COVID-19, at the Inahuma cemetery in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, April 28, 2021. Some 2,400 people have died every day over the past week, triple the amount in the U.S. (AP Photo/Bruna Prado)
SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazil on Thursday became the second country to officially top 400,000 COVID-19 deaths, losing another 100,000 lives in just one month, as some health experts warn there may be gruesome days ahead when the Southern Hemisphere enters winter.
April was Brazil’s deadliest month of the pandemic, with thousands of people losing their lives daily at crowded hospitals.
The country’s Health Ministry registered more than 4,000 deaths on two days early in the month, and its seven-day average topped out at above 3,100. That figure has tilted downward in the last two weeks, to less than 2,400 deaths per day, though on Thursday the Health Ministry announced another 3,001 deaths, bringing Brazil’s total to 401,186.
Local health experts have celebrated the recent decline of cases and deaths, plus the eased pressure on the Brazilian health care system — but only modestly. They are apprehensive of another wave of the disease, like those seen in some European nations, due to a premature resumption of activity in states and cities combined with slow vaccination rollout.
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Less than 6% of Brazilians have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to Our World in Data, an online research site. President Jair Bolsonaro, who is now being investigated by a Senate panel over his administration’s handling of the crisis, has repeated he will be the last to get a shot and he has attacked mayors and governors who enforce restrictions to control the virus’ spread.
Shortly after the grim landmark was published, Bolsonaro said in a live broadcast on his social media channels that “a big number of deaths has been announced,” adding that he is “sorry for every death.” But he repeated his stance against social distancing measures.
“I pray to God so there is not a third wave” of the coronavirus, the president said. “But if the lockdown policies continue this country will be dragged to extreme poverty.”
Epidemiologist Wanderson Oliveira, one of the Health Ministry’s top officials at the start of the pandemic, said he expects a third wave to hit by mid-June. He told radio station CBN on Tuesday that the country’s immunization effort won’t prevent a new surge because many people won’t receive shots before winter, when indoor gatherings and activities are more common even in the tropical nation.
“Our vaccination is such that in 2022 maybe we will have a much less tragic summer than we did now,” he said, referring to the last few months.
He added he expects limited help from local leaders’ partial shutdowns, which have yielded weaker results than European-style lockdowns. Many Brazilians flouted social distancing recommendations and partial shutdowns even in the throes of the pandemic’s peak.
Brazil’s vaccination program, though a far cry from its triumphant campaigns of decades past, has slowed the pace of deaths among the nation’s elderly, according to death certificate data published on Monday. Younger people remain unprotected, and have begun falling ill in far greater numbers as a more transmissible variant circulates in Brazil.
Adding to concerns, Brazil’s Health Ministry has repeatedly cut its outlook for vaccines in the short term. The country’s two biggest laboratories are facing supply constraints for imports from producers in China and India, which has become the pandemic’s global epicenter.
Brazil tops 400,000 virus deaths amid fears of renewed surge
By MAURICIO SAVARESEyesterday
1 of 5
Relatives grieve during the burial service for Monica Cristina, 49, who died from complications related to COVID-19, at the Inahuma cemetery in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, April 28, 2021. Some 2,400 people have died every day over the past week, triple the amount in the U.S. (AP Photo/Bruna Prado)
SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazil on Thursday became the second country to officially top 400,000 COVID-19 deaths, losing another 100,000 lives in just one month, as some health experts warn there may be gruesome days ahead when the Southern Hemisphere enters winter.
April was Brazil’s deadliest month of the pandemic, with thousands of people losing their lives daily at crowded hospitals.
The country’s Health Ministry registered more than 4,000 deaths on two days early in the month, and its seven-day average topped out at above 3,100. That figure has tilted downward in the last two weeks, to less than 2,400 deaths per day, though on Thursday the Health Ministry announced another 3,001 deaths, bringing Brazil’s total to 401,186.
Local health experts have celebrated the recent decline of cases and deaths, plus the eased pressure on the Brazilian health care system — but only modestly. They are apprehensive of another wave of the disease, like those seen in some European nations, due to a premature resumption of activity in states and cities combined with slow vaccination rollout.
ADVERTISEMENT
Less than 6% of Brazilians have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to Our World in Data, an online research site. President Jair Bolsonaro, who is now being investigated by a Senate panel over his administration’s handling of the crisis, has repeated he will be the last to get a shot and he has attacked mayors and governors who enforce restrictions to control the virus’ spread.
Shortly after the grim landmark was published, Bolsonaro said in a live broadcast on his social media channels that “a big number of deaths has been announced,” adding that he is “sorry for every death.” But he repeated his stance against social distancing measures.
“I pray to God so there is not a third wave” of the coronavirus, the president said. “But if the lockdown policies continue this country will be dragged to extreme poverty.”
Epidemiologist Wanderson Oliveira, one of the Health Ministry’s top officials at the start of the pandemic, said he expects a third wave to hit by mid-June. He told radio station CBN on Tuesday that the country’s immunization effort won’t prevent a new surge because many people won’t receive shots before winter, when indoor gatherings and activities are more common even in the tropical nation.
“Our vaccination is such that in 2022 maybe we will have a much less tragic summer than we did now,” he said, referring to the last few months.
He added he expects limited help from local leaders’ partial shutdowns, which have yielded weaker results than European-style lockdowns. Many Brazilians flouted social distancing recommendations and partial shutdowns even in the throes of the pandemic’s peak.
Brazil’s vaccination program, though a far cry from its triumphant campaigns of decades past, has slowed the pace of deaths among the nation’s elderly, according to death certificate data published on Monday. Younger people remain unprotected, and have begun falling ill in far greater numbers as a more transmissible variant circulates in Brazil.
Adding to concerns, Brazil’s Health Ministry has repeatedly cut its outlook for vaccines in the short term. The country’s two biggest laboratories are facing supply constraints for imports from producers in China and India, which has become the pandemic’s global epicenter.
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