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Covid 19 statistics in Australia so far look extremely good; in fact, they are world beating.

Why has Australia done so well whereas other developed countries have been sadly rocked to their knees?

Definitely hats off to the frontline staff, risking not only their lives but also that of their children.

But aren't the UK frontline healthcare workers bravely working their asses off too? French health workers have no heart nor skill?

Don't think so.

Australia's world beating results are made possible by 3 factors, and all 3 are about to leave:

1. Warm weather
2. Lack of testing
3. Social distancing

1. The first factor is obvious in that winter (typically flu season) is coming fast and global media consensus has the virus being more dangerous in cooler seasons (mid teens degrees Celsius or below);

2. Twiggy is coming to rescue the nation with 10 million tests. So far, Australia has conducted only 630,681 tests = no more lack of testing

3. Social distancing is slowly being relaxed in the Northern Hemisphere as the weather warms and Australia will follow suit, for the economy needs it and the people want it.

So instead of having favorable conditions keeping numbers low all of a sudden the rug gets pulled out and the nation has its Korea, its Italy, its France moment.

So 6,799 cases can easily hit upwards of 100,000 cases or more before the next summer rolls around, particularly if social distancing is abandoned.

Sounds far off but take Canada as an example, which shares similarities with Australia in both land size, prosperity, & population. Canada unfortunately hold 11th spot on the world's most infected list with over 50,000 cases.

Alternatively, someone (Twiggy again for the 1-2 punch??) can find a mass produced cure in the next 30 days, before the viral tsunami hits; genuinely hope so providing it worked, but highly unlikely according to Bill Gates.

There is a market coming for Fevertel.

Glta

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"Officials in countries that managed to suppress an initial wave of the pandemic are dreading the possibility that the virus may have a seasonal pattern and could return in the fall and repeat the nightmare scenario."

https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/...-fall-sick-again?in_source=amp_trending_now_3

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