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[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.

JohnTan

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SINGAPORE - There were 1,782 new Covid-19 infections reported in Singapore on Tuesday (Nov 23), up from 1,461 on Monday.

The Covid-19 weekly infection growth rate stood at 0.83,
slightly up from 0.79 on Monday, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) in its nightly update.

The infection growth rate has been below one for 11 consecutive days.

The number refers to the ratio of community cases in the past week over the week before. A weekly infection growth rate that is consistently below one shows that the number of new weekly Covid-19 cases is falling.

The intensive care unit (ICU) utilisation rate was at 55.2 per cent on Tuesday, up from 53.5 per cent on Monday.

There were five people aged between 62 and 92 who died of complications linked to Covid-19, the ministry said. All of them, except for an unvaccinated individual, had various underlying medical conditions, it added, without giving further details.

The latest deaths take the total number of fatalities in Singapore to 672.

The new infections comprised 1,754 cases in the community, 21 in migrant worker dormitories and seven imported cases.

Of the community cases, 326 are seniors aged 60 and above.

There are also 64 people who are critically ill and intubated in the ICU, which means they need ventilators to help them breathe.

The total number of cases in Singapore now stands at 255,431.

Among the clusters that are under close monitoring is Banyan Home at Pelangi Village, where one new case was detected, bringing the case count at the home to 109.

Econ Healthcare Nursing Home in Chai Chee also had seven new cases, bringing the total number of cases there to 35.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ekly-infection-growth-rate-up-slightly-at-083
 

Sideswipe

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There were five people aged between 62 and 92 who died of complications linked to Covid-19, the ministry said. All of them, except for an unvaccinated individual, had various underlying medical conditions, it added, without giving further details.

the other four people were fully vaccinated ?
 

kryonlight

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There were five people aged between 62 and 92 who died of complications linked to Covid-19, the ministry said. All of them, except for an unvaccinated individual, had various underlying medical conditions, it added, without giving further details.

the other four people were fully vaccinated ?

The other four people had one, two or three doses of the deadly COVID mRNA gene therapy injections.

Conclusions:
1) The unvaccinated individual died of COVID directly or indirectly.
2) COVID mRNA gene therapy injections do not prevent COVID deaths.
3) A critical question can be raised: Did the COVID mRNA gene therapy injections contributed to the deaths of these four other people?
 

JohnTan

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Daily tally under 1,000 for first time since Sept 20 with 747 new Covid-19 cases; 11 more deaths reported​


SINGAPORE - New Covid-19 infections stood at 747 cases on Sunday (Nov 28), down from 1,761 on Saturday and falling below the 1,000 mark for the first time since Sept 20.

The Covid-19 weekly infection growth rate was at 0.69, down from 0.75 on Saturday, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) in its daily update.

This is the 16th day in a row that the growth rate is below one.

The intensive care unit (ICU) utilisation rate was at 57.4 per cent on Sunday, up from 56.6 per cent on Saturday.

There were 11 people aged between 67 and 98 who died of complications linked to Covid-19, MOH said. All of them had various underlying medical conditions, it added, without giving further details.

The latest deaths take the total number of fatalities in Singapore to 701.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...-since-sept-20-with-747-new-covid-19-cases-11
 
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