Has Omicron Peaked ??

[MikePal]

No mention of this on MSM...but the data from the Ontario Health Covid site indicates the curve is in decline....

Would be in line with other countries that peaked after approx a month.

[fishfood]

We won't know for a bit they have slowed the testing down so in general less are getting tested.

Sent from my SM-G975W using Tapatalk

[impact]

Stop testing and watch it crash and disappear...lol

[glen]

I guess Infection rate will be low in two weeks?

Do you agree?

[MikePal]

I guess Infection rate will be low in two weeks?

Good point...looks like the Hospitalizations are dropping too:

[fishfood]

Well let's hope they fall because we are not coming out of these latest restrictions until they do.

Like always they give a date but that date only works if numbers go in the right direction.

Sent from my SM-G975W using Tapatalk

[rick_iles]

Stop testing and watch it crash and disappear...lol

Didn’t Trump advocate for less testing ??

[impact]

Didn’t Trump advocate for less testing ??

I'm not sure. I know he is pro vaccine but no mandates.
He did say that the economy is in shambles and everyone should return to work.
If you look at Florida where he lives it is wide open. No mask requirements.

A link to the Florida department of health.
All common sense stuff.

"Individuals who may have been exposed to COVID-19, but have no symptoms:
COVID-19 testing is unlikely to have any clinical benefits."

https://www.floridahealth.gov/newsro...idance.pr.html

[smitty55]

Better stay away from Antarctica, no one is safe.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world...eak/ar-AASkXX4

[delmer]

I'm not sure. I know he is pro vaccine but no mandates.
He did say that the economy is in shambles and everyone should return to work.
If you look at Florida where he lives it is wide open. No mask requirements.

A link to the Florida department of health.
All common sense stuff.

"Individuals who may have been exposed to COVID-19, but have no symptoms:
COVID-19 testing is unlikely to have any clinical benefits."

https://www.floridahealth.gov/newsro...idance.pr.html

My inlaws spend 5 months of the year in Florida. In speaking with them on the phone after the latest round of restrictions here, they said it is a totally different world there. The covid hysteria that we are accustomed to is almost non existent, with everyone going about their business as per usual. The governor has made mandatory masks illegal, and the few people they see wearing masks are usually from out of state. Vaccinations are recommended, and provided free of charge, but the unvaccinated aren't discriminated against. It is very much left up to the individual as to what precautions they want to take against Covid. No government enforced regulations.