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COVID-19 News, Info, Discussion /// Tracking the Spread of the Virus and its Effects /// October Lockdown for UK (pg. 774)
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Coincidence or...? Europe's infections started their decline from mid-April last year. The same has happenened this year -- cases declined from mid-April. (It might look like the latest infection wave started to decline during early April for this year, but much of that has to do with loss of reporting over the easter period). Maybe what some professionals have said about infections are going to be predominantly a seasonal thing could be right? https://imgur.com/7LlnDnV hmm, didn't FL and the south see uptick in cases during summer? in theory, u have a point. more sunshine since ppl are outside more. but they also shop more and congregate more. so it is mixed results. by the way it was summer in BRAZIL. they are going into their winter now. so is that dependant on the variant too? Additionally how does it explain India at the moment? It's currently hot over there and their typical flu season is January-March. Typically peaks in Jan-March, but could come a little earlier or later. So April/May could fit into that. And not directing this at you Shyla, just making something clear for the lurkers who can sometimes misunderstand :) - I'm not suggesting this whole pandemic is 'just a flu' being disguised as covid, which is one of the talking points of the hoaxers. I can see how talk of seasonality might get miscontrued for that, but that's not what I'm saying.
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