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07/08/20

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Originally posted by Menta: ↑

It’s not just the luck of the Irish, this is how SARS, MERS and all the previous coronavirus outbreaks 'bell-curved' within months - and without lockdowns!

Like other nations protesting coronavirus lockdowns and restrictions, when the draconian measures imposed cause more harm to the overall populations than the infection then we must ask ourselves what the real agenda is. Fear, propaganda and censorship is the real virus and the present danger infecting society.

Ireland to escape a second wave of Covid-19 Nobel Prize winning scientist says country 'is done' with the coronavirus

“The Nobel Prize-winning scientist who looked at raw data and correctly predicted Ireland's death and infection rate would "burn itself out" in the last two weeks of May is back to reassure people there will be no second wave.

Dr Michael Levitt (73) was speaking as he prepared to jet off on his summer holiday travelling in Europe.

The Nobel Laureate made world headlines when he found that the number of people infected with coronavirus in any given region was not growing exponentially. He also correctly calculated the demise of China's spread long ahead of most health experts.”

https://www.independent.ie/world-news/coronavirus/ireland-to-escape-a-second-wave-of-covid-19-says-nobel-prize-winning-scientist-39416411.html

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Resorting to pay walled BS now i see.
now for some real data.

Professor Philip Nolan, Chair of the NPHET Irish Epidemiological Modelling Advisory Group, said today: “We have seen a significant increase in the incidence of COVID-19 over the past week. The reproduction number for the virus is now estimated to be 1.8. A reproduction number of almost 2 is a serious concern, and although we have not yet seen a significant increase in community transmission, there is a significant risk this could develop over the coming days and weeks emphasising the need for each of us to be extremely cautious that we do not contribute to the transmission of the virus.”

There have now been 32,421 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 2,324 coronavirus-related deaths on the island of Ireland.

https://www.irishcentral.com/news/coronavirus-ireland-updates
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