brickster69 wrote: » Israel concerns with Deltahttps://www.wsj.com/articles/vaccinated-people-account-for-half-of-new-covid-19-delta-cases-in-israeli-outbreak-11624624326
alibab wrote: » My 15 year old has this variant without going to too much detail it can be traced back and is delta variant. The only contact was at a outdoor event he was at for 1 hour never indoors . Yes he was unmasked and the only contact was a picture they took together other than that bar being in the same outside space had no other contact. We are all obviously in isolation even though positive his has been increased to 14 days from 10 . Originally as vaccinated I was told continue on but restrict movements . Phone call yesterday to say even though I’m fully vaccinated I now have to fully isolate also ,he is either extremely unfortunate or I s highly transmissible. I was with him so I know wasn’t indoors etc and can confirm only contact he has as I took the picture. The other person positive did nothing wrong they were not symptomatic and were traced through work the next day . My guy has been ill . High temperatures, body aches and upper respiratory and fatigue but thankfully nothing serious he won’t bounce back from fast .
Polar101 wrote: » I'll put this here since it seems to be related to the delta variant.. 120 infections detected in soccer fans traveling on buses between St. Petersburg and Finland. So far at least 25 buses had people who later tested positive on them. There were some entry requirements, such as a negative result 72 hours before travel, so it wasn't a "free for all", but infections still spread rapidly.https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/thl_120_confirmed_coronavirus_infections_linked_to_st_petersburg_travel/11998464
brickster69 wrote: » Thought i recognized Matt Hancock's bit on the side from somewhere
fun loving criminal wrote: » If Delta is more transmissible outdoors, what do people think of smokers smoking outside?. Smoke can travel far when outside, surely that smoke can carry covid if someone is infected with covid?
Tenger wrote: » Exactly. No point comparing to the Alpha variant when the current worry is Delta. Ireland mostly stamped out the Alpha variant last year, then the Beta variant arrived in drives at Xmas. Funny how he leaves out any of the UK studies showing that the Delta variant seems to be more transmissible but doesnt seem to be any more deadly.
MadYaker wrote: » Probably means 90% more than the original, UK variant was 50% more.
Stheno wrote: » Evidence coming out that its no as transmissible as thought and 2 dose vaccines are more effective than thoughthttps://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1408406649224589317?s=19
Deeper Blue wrote: » Campbell is likeable and his videos are a good summation of what's in the news. He comes out with a lot of guff too though. He's been saying cases are going to skyrocket in the US since February.
ShineOn7 wrote: » Re: John Campbell Towards the end of that video he's adamant that England vs Germany next Tuesday should be cancelled as it'll be a big "seeding event" for German Delta cases when the fans go back home But also in this report he says there were just 3 cases from a Danish stadium event this week
fm wrote: » What do you mean? 3.7m is from 15 up?
Lumen wrote: » It's actually tricky to know the true number because the CSO uses age groups 15-19 in their population estimates, so you have to split that.
Stheno wrote: » Yes 3.7 million ovr 18 I thinkhttps://twitter.com/MichealMartinTD/status/1408472454230646797?s=19
fm wrote: » Paul Reid said today 37,000 doses was 1% of the population so over 18 must be 3.7m making it nearly 40% vaccinated
ShineOn7 wrote: » Aren't France ahead of us rollout wise though? And didn't Martin mention a 40% figure earlier? Or was he saying 40% are half vaccinated?
Lumen wrote: » Ireland has only 30% of the total population vaccinated.
ShineOn7 wrote: » Only 30% are vaxxed in France? Jaysus. I knew they were anti vax, but not to that extent