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29/01/22

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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

Meanwhile in other States the death rate is falling.....

a rising morbidity rate shows that the ICUs are overloaded and understaffed.

Perrottet's lie is that "the hospital system can cope" without any additional support, beds, staff, equipment, space, doctors, medications...... etc yeh

just like the health system can adequately monitor cases of covid infection without testing services and without RATs....

We have RATs alright in NSW..... many are in Macquarie St.

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"a rising morbidity rate shows that the ICUs are overloaded and understaffed."

Yet there are less people in the ICU than in September.
They're clearly not dying of covid.
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