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India Covid Crisis

The sky was falling couple weeks ago. Did Wells collapse?

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China Thought They’d Beaten COVID, Now the Indian Variant Is Surging (yahoo.com)

China Thought They’d Beaten COVID, Now the Indian Variant Is Surging
Barbie Latza Nadeau
Tue, June 1, 2021, 7:24 AM
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The Chinese government has taken the drastic measure of canceling hundreds of flights and locking down several streets in the city of Guangzhou, which has a population of over 15.3 million, because of the rapid spread of the Indian variant of COVID-19.
The bustling city has had, until now, very few reported cases, but since the weekend, the number of new infections tied to the variant first identified in India and now known as the Delta variant, has been doubling daily, according to Chinese state media, which often under reports statistics about the pandemic.
“In this race against the virus, we must run a bit ahead and run faster than before in order to block the spread of the virus and cut off the infection chain in time,” Huang Guanglie, director of the Guangzhou municipal health commission said Tuesday.
Since Sunday, hundreds of flights have been canceled into and out of Guangdong Baiyun international airport in an attempt to contain the fast spread. The municipal government also banned all residents of Guangzhou from leaving the city without a so-called “green pass” on their state-run COVID-19 apps.
Inside dining has also been prohibited in much of the city, and in lockdown communities, only one person can leave the house to buy essential goods.
The lockdowns are reminiscent of the beginning of the pandemic, when Wuhan became the first epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, which quickly spread to Italy and then the rest of the world. China has reported just 91,122 cases of COVID-19 and 4,636 related deaths since the pandemic began, a figure that is considered modest.

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Post ID: @2rgg+1b7KW4c4

Probably like here and depends on where you are. I have friends at Chase that told me their whole tech team is down with COVID. I haven’t heard anything like that here except consultants that could not get a flight back because they were cancelled due to COVID.

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Post ID: @1yxw+1b7KW4c4

WFC is letting us get the unemployment benefit and have 2 years off with pay thru their taxes and payments to the government!

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Post ID: @1jkh+1b7KW4c4

@ywo+1b7KW4c4. Not the world. Just a lot of American jobs.

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Post ID: @1chy+1b7KW4c4

That’s good. Whiners here acted like the world is gonna end LOL..

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Post ID: @ywo+1b7KW4c4

No because India is only a support country . We have only support staff there . US - has 80 percent of our staff and India about 15%. With India knocked out , the effect were felt but not material.

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Post ID: @kge+1b7KW4c4

No, because most working age people have little risk if dying from COVID. What's the survival rate for people under 60? Like 99.8%?

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