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sometimes you only need to think it logically. if no symptoms how to detect?
i just wasted one min replying to someone who doesn' t think. only shoot to reply. lol
stanleytay ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 08:23) Posted:
Did they mention its harder to detect? I think the key was they announce vaccine will be ready in a few weeks. It takes the panic away.
MakeChanges ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 08:17) Posted:
| The mild symptom makes it worst because it is harder to detect and can spread without knowing ... |
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Better to listen to WHO scientists than all the ploiticians, drugs companies, analysts and economists.
This is WHO statement..
GENEVA: The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Sunday (Nov 28) that it is not yet clear if the
new Omicron coronavirus variant is more transmissible compared to other SARS-CoV-2 variants or if it causes more severe disease.
" Preliminary data suggests that there are increasing rates of hospitalisation in South Africa, but this may be due to increasing overall numbers of people becoming infected, rather than a result of specific infection with Omicron," it said.
However, in a statement, the agency reiterated that preliminary evidence suggests there may be a higher risk of reinfection from the variant.
The WHO said it is working with technical experts to understand the potential impact of the variant on existing countermeasures against COVID-19 disease, including vaccines.
" There is currently no information to suggest that symptoms associated with Omicron are different from those from other variants," the WHO said.
" Initial reported infections were among university studies - younger individuals who tend to have more mild disease - but understanding the level of severity of the Omicron variant will take days to several weeks," it said.
PCR tests continue to detect infection with Omicron - which was first detected in South Africa earlier this month - and studies are ongoing to determine whether there is any impact on rapid antigen detection tests, the WHO said.
Chiong ah 60c
few weeks also need wait until 2022 earliest.. festive season coming. will new restrictions measure be implemented by the gov?
stanleytay ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 08:23) Posted:
Did they mention its harder to detect? I think the key was they announce vaccine will be ready in a few weeks. It takes the panic away.
MakeChanges ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 08:17) Posted:
| The mild symptom makes it worst because it is harder to detect and can spread without knowing ... |
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Did they mention its harder to detect? I think the key was they announce vaccine will be ready in a few weeks. It takes the panic away.
MakeChanges ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 08:17) Posted:
| The mild symptom makes it worst because it is harder to detect and can spread without knowing ... |
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The mild symptom makes it worst because it is harder to detect and can spread without knowing ...
If non affairs, many steps forward will be implementing.
Suspected Omicron Covid-19 cases mild, says leading South Africa doctor
PRETORIA (AFP)- A South African doctor who raised the alarm over Omicron said on Sunday (Nov 28) that dozens of her patients suspected of having the new variant had shown only mild symptoms and recovered fully without hospitalisation.
PM said MAY HAVE to Take a FeW steps back IF.....
MakeChanges ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 08:09) Posted:
I beg to differ from what you think. If the Omicron is just an afffair then PM Lee wont said that Sg will " TAKE A STEP BACK " ... They know things we dont know. Travel restrictions starts to kick in worldwide
Sgvale ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 07:59) Posted:
| Singapore covid less than 1000 today. Africa virus may be non affair. Better sell n run |
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Omicron Update
Here&rsquo s a recap of Sunday&rsquo s
Omicron developments as the new strain continues to panic world leaders.
- Authorities in the Netherlands detected at least 13 cases of the Omicron variant from recent flights into Amsterdam from South Africa.
- Botswana, which borders South Africa, said it has recorded a total 19 Omicron cases.
- The UK said it has detected three total Omicron infections in Nottingham, Essex and the London borough of Westminster, with targeted PCR testing being stepped up.
- The World Health Organisation urged countries not to impose blanket travel restrictions on southern African countires, amid fears of the economic toll and that the science behind the decisions is not yet certain without further studies.
- South Africa&rsquo s president Cyril Ramaphos said the new variant is a wake-up call for global vaccine inequality and criticised travel bans for their economic fallout.
- European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen warned of global race against time against Omicron, urging people to practice social distancing and get vaccinated so scientists have time to understand the new variant&rsquo s transmissibility and severity.
- The health ministers of the G7 will hold an emergency meeting on Monday to discuss the Omicron variant.
- The 194 member states of the World Health Organization agreed to launch pandemic treaty negotiations as the world prepares to learn the lessons of Covid for the next pandemic.
- The US chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci warned of a potential fifth wave of Covid in America, as the US vaccination rate slows, cases rise and the Omicron variant looms on the horizon.
- The UK reported 37,681 new Covid cases and 51 deaths, with the government vaccine watchdog suggesting the vaccine booster drive could be accelerated as soon as Monday to suppress cases.
- Secondary school pupils and teachers in England will wear once again face coverings in communal areas.
- Israel suspended all flights into the country on Sunday at 10pm GMT after detecting its first Omicron infection on Friday, just four weeks after it fully opened its skies to vaccinated travellers.
- Morocco said it will stop all incoming flights for two weeks starting Monday to prevent spread of the new strain.
I beg to differ from what you think. If the Omicron is just an afffair then PM Lee wont said that Sg will "
TAKE A STEP BACK " ... They know things we dont know. Travel restrictions starts to kick in worldwide
Sgvale ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 07:59) Posted:
| Singapore covid less than 1000 today. Africa virus may be non affair. Better sell n run |
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Yup. Let's see how market will react
MakeChanges ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 07:50) Posted:
Sgvale ( Date: 27-Nov-2021 08:21) Posted:
| 0.60 on the way ! HUAT AH!@ |
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Never understimate the new variant....we need to learn from our lesson...
Virus is here to stay still.....Strong demand for PPE....
Trend up!
Oil strong rebound.
s100125 ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 07:56) Posted:
Jialat, like that this one may gap down at opening today.
piscesmonkey ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 07:35) Posted:
| Market strong rebound after friday over react. |
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Haha.. prata sellers coming out now
Sgvale ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 07:59) Posted:
| Singapore covid less than 1000 today. Africa virus may be non affair. Better sell n run |
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Singapore covid less than 1000 today. Africa virus may be non affair. Better sell n run
Jialat, like that this one may gap down at opening today.
piscesmonkey ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 07:35) Posted:
| Market strong rebound after friday over react. |
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Sgvale ( Date: 27-Nov-2021 08:21) Posted:
| 0.60 on the way ! HUAT AH!@ |
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Market strong rebound after friday over react.
Can start convincing people to take 4th jab liao. Woohoo.
boyboy61 ( Date: 29-Nov-2021 05:25) Posted:
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https://www.livemint.com/news/india/moderna-says-new-vaccine-for-omicron-may-be-ready-in-early-2022-11638100220148.html
