Re: CV and mad panic behaviour
Reply #2408 –
In the history of Australia, have sharks ever killed 900 people in one year(17/week)?
While it might be correct historically to compare the chances of COVID-19 virus death versus shark attacked death based on historical total figures, we aren't ever going to have a shark attack infect a whole block of flats, a retirement village, palliative care facility or fill a hospital full of patients to the brim.
At the moment Melbourne is detecting the COVID-19 virus in sewerage works all over the state, they do not know how it gets there, but it's found in remote geographically separated sites so it can only be getting there by a mobile vector like people or birds. They suspect some can be explained by people who have been infected recovered and are no getting a second dose, which based on global stats happens to a percentage of sufferers. But they fear it might be birds spreading it from treatment site to treatment site.
Complacency kills.