It's a notifiable disease so it's supposed to be monitored through NOID, but checking the latest report there were supposedly only four cases last week, which seems like obvious nonsense.
this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2024
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I heard they do the same in USA: the owner class doesn't want another lockdown, so if there's another outbreak we will just have to keep going to work to generate profit for them. And die.