My apologies, i was referring to the US.
I have no knowledge of how anything is done elsewhere.
I would assume that if someone dies in an auto accident with a positive pcr for covid would not be counted as a covid death. There’s established protocols for describing cause of death. There’s also established protocols for reporting covid deaths to state health departments, federal government, CDC, etc. If you have evidence that says that these protocols are being ignored, i would like to see it....as long as it’s not some random person on a video.
I’m not sure what your point was with 9000 confirmed breakthrough cases. That’s only 0.000075 or 0.0075%. Seems pretty low to me.
You asked how many breakthrough cases had been reported... I answered. I wasn’t making a point.... And yes it does seem low, which is good.
I hope the vaccine is effective and safe as there are millions of my countryman who made the choice to take it.
Obviously if u get an asymptotic infection after being vaccinated you would have no way to tell unless ur in a job that requires constant screening (like the New York Yankees who have now had 9 post vaccination covid infections).
Sure a baseball team is a small sample size but 9 out of 60 isn’t nearly as good as 9000 out of 120 million.
at this point I can only hope the science and data prevails over the fear mongering.
You don't have to apologize.In the UK the bureau of statistics came in the news last week that 33% of the Covid death was actually caused by the flu and pneumonia and not by Covid.I wouldn't be surprised that it also counts elsewhere.
32. The resurgence in both hospitalisations and deaths is dominated by those that have received two doses of the vaccine, comprising around 60% and 70% of the wave respectively
You do realise that this is an international forum, and that vaccines are used worldwide? Thanks for your American conspiracy memes but they mean nothing to anyone outside the US.
Our Son in the UK, (He's into the virus/vaccine/official narative, big time), had covid a year ago and was very uwell. A month ago he has his first shot (I forget which it was), he was bed ridden and in much pain for 2 day's. He's excited but nervious to get his next dose!.If you had covid before, you can expect side effects of the vaccination, new study shows.
Our Son in the UK, (He's into the virus/vaccine/official narative, big time), had covid a year ago and was very uwell. A month ago he has his first shot (I forget which it was), he was bed ridden and in much pain for 2 day's. He's excited but nervious to get his next dose!.
In the last few day's he has admitted to us that perhaps all is not as it seems.