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Thursday, September 8th, 2022, 10:30 pm

Number of UK Tests for COVID-19 Plunge (But Cases Rise!)

Interesting turn of events today:

Testing down sharply

Notice the numbers. Don’t we still need to identify who is infected? Apparently not. Liz TruSSmp acts as if COVID-19 was more or less a hoax and the Queen, who caught COVID-19 some months ago, has just died.

Will the Queen’s death be used as pretext to not release COVID-19 information for a while? All the pages in the portal look like this now:

covid-19-delays

I have nothing against the Queen. For the record, I have some respect for her. But the way COVID-19 is handled is a disservice for those of us not planning to get infected.

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