ሓመድ ድበ ጉጂለ ወያነ ብኸመዩ ክካየድ?
Posted: 07 Sep 2020, 18:32

he told Reuters over the phone.They thought I was a journalist, they took my ID and violently prevented me from boarding the flight,
Hager Teklebirhan, a journalist with Ethiopia media Awlo was among the journalists stopped from going to Mekelle.Now they locked us up as they claim the elections are illegal, but I was just going home to see my family.
he told Reuters.We were heading to Tigray to cover the elections, but security officers stopped us at the gate, took our IDs and we were prevented from boarding,
(Del Bigtree: @delbigtree)The W.H.O. just ADMITTED LOCKDOWNS WERE A MISTAKE, by electing the one MAN WHO DEFIED all of their PANDEMIC RECOMMENDATIONS. Still want to argue with me, about the Sweden approach and NATURAL HERD IMMUNITY? #Winning #TruthLivesHere #ToldYouSo
Writing in The Lancet https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPd ... %2931035-7 in May, Giesecke said he believes thatI believe [that] the virus is going to sweep like a storm over Sweden and infect basically everyone in one or two months...I believe that thousands are already infected in Sweden... it will all come to an end when so many have been infected and become therefore immune that the virus has nowhere else to go (so-called herd immunity).
to the virus at some point and thateveryone will be exposed
—but many will have weak or mild symptoms.most people will become infected
His article was met with a response https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanc ... X/fulltext by a collection of scientists, who raised several issues with Giesecke's assertions. They said the idea that stopping the spread of the coronavirus was "futile" and fails to take into account countries where this has been done successfully, such as New Zealand. They also said it was "cynical" as this suggests the efforts to develop drugs and treatments would amount to nothing.There is very little we can do to prevent this spread: a lockdown might delay severe cases for a while, but once restrictions are eased, cases will reappear. I expect that when we count the number of deaths from COVID-19 in each country in one year from now, the figures will be similar, regardless of measures taken.
he wrote.If an efficacious vaccine is developed, mass produced, and distributed worldwide, then the crisis will be over,
Whether Sweden's lack of lockdown has or will lead to some form of herd immunity is still unknown. It is also unclear whether a lack of lockdown helped prevent other public health problems, such as increased cancer deaths, now being faced by some countries.The same goes for a preventive or truly curative antiviral therapy, so that there will be no severe cases or deaths. I hope for one or both of these, and soon.
he is quoted as saying.Back then they thought we were crazy,
You should wait one year or maybe five years before comparing strategies. We still have a long way to go in this pandemic.