100% vaccination and 40% positive: COVID-19 vaccine not enough
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100% vaccination and 40% positive: COVID-19 vaccine not enough against pandemic.
100% vaccination and 40% positive! Canadian experts issued a warning and the Health Bureau suggested high-risk individuals to wear medical masks!
Expert: “Zero COVID-19” is impossible to achieve
People finally discovered that the epidemic can no longer be controlled by a simple vaccine. Even if the vaccination rate is high, some indoor gatherings and activities without masks may still lead to the outbreak of the epidemic.
Recently, the Ottawa Senators of the National Hockey League missed the game. Although the team has a 100% vaccination rate, 40% of the people still diagnosed positive.
This is tantamount to a warning: even if fully immunized, the pandemic is far from over.
According to the Wall Street Journal, in recent days, 10 players and 1 coach of the team have been tested positive, and the NHL announced that the team’s game has been suspended.
The strange thing is that the team said that all members have been vaccinated, and the players are all training intensively. How did the infection happen?
In this regard, epidemiologists are not surprised at all. They have long warned: vaccines can only relieve severe illness, but cannot prevent infection.
In indoor training and competition, not every player wears a mask and can maintain social distancing.
It is easy for the virus to circulate in the indoor environment. There was a case of super transmission in Florida last year-after a game, a positive player transmitted the virus to 8 of 10 players, as well as 5 people from the opponent team and 1 on-site staff member. .
“Indoor activities like ice rinks that cause deep breathing and people close to each other are very suitable for the spread of the COVID-19.”
Although the above cases are about the risks between players, it is worth noting that large-scale events such as sports events have been allowed to open 100% in BC, and spectators only need to be vaccinated with 2 shots.
Think of the BC Stadium with 50,000 spectators, there will be a kind of “this epidemic will never end” pessimism.
It seems that PHAC, the Health Agency of Canada, finally realized that vaccines alone are not enough. On November 12, PHAC quietly updated its “Guide to Masks” on its website, suggesting that some high-risk individuals should wear medical masks.
100% vaccination and 40% positive: COVID-19 vaccine not enough against pandemic
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