Interesting. What struck me about FL and PR was that both places had almost no Covid cases earlier in the week (it's not Covid season in that part of the world) and then, very suddenly Covid cases exploded. And then things like the Miss World paegant in PR had to cancel because "all" the contestants tested positive. No bump in new hospit…
Interesting. What struck me about FL and PR was that both places had almost no Covid cases earlier in the week (it's not Covid season in that part of the world) and then, very suddenly Covid cases exploded. And then things like the Miss World paegant in PR had to cancel because "all" the contestants tested positive. No bump in new hospitalizations that I can find in either. We'll need to have more sequencing (FL has had some), but I'd bet big money this is all Omicron, and it doesn't follow the "established" Covid seasonality. It also seems like this could be the End of Covid, as Berenson is now predicting. I look forward to your dispatches. And I'm glad I'm headed to FL tomorrow and not PR (which I do plan to visit in a month, when I hope things are back to maybe-sorta-kinda-normal).
Interesting. What struck me about FL and PR was that both places had almost no Covid cases earlier in the week (it's not Covid season in that part of the world) and then, very suddenly Covid cases exploded. And then things like the Miss World paegant in PR had to cancel because "all" the contestants tested positive. No bump in new hospitalizations that I can find in either. We'll need to have more sequencing (FL has had some), but I'd bet big money this is all Omicron, and it doesn't follow the "established" Covid seasonality. It also seems like this could be the End of Covid, as Berenson is now predicting. I look forward to your dispatches. And I'm glad I'm headed to FL tomorrow and not PR (which I do plan to visit in a month, when I hope things are back to maybe-sorta-kinda-normal).