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Wednesday, July 6th, 2022, 7:07 pm

COVID-19: We’re Back to Wintertime Crisis Levels (and It’s Only July)

Despite testing at lowest levels; In summertime we get back to wintertime levels

April to July: Highest since April 12th

Notice the pace or the rate of increase so far this month. From the above:

04-07-2022	1,911 <- Highest since April 12th
03-07-2022	1,795
02-07-2022	1,374
01-07-2022	1,326

This summer has thus far been worse than summer of 2020 and summer of 2021. More deaths, more people in hospital, not just far more cases (despite little testing). Testing levels are lowest in 2 years. No wonder Borisnaro provokes and shifts attention to Ukraine. Did “bodies pile up high” in his illegal parties?

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