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A few predictions, conspiracy theories about COVID-19 outbreak

National December 21, 2020 LAHORE: Though the US business tycoon, Bill Gates, had been airing fairly accurate forecasts regarding the outbreak of an international health threat for years, asserting the world must brace itself for a pandemic on war-footing, he still thinks that the next four to six months could turn out to be the worst as far as COVID-19 is concerned. Eminent American newspaper The Wall Street Journal had stated that in December 2016, he (Gates) had reportedly gone on to warn the sitting American President, Donald Trump, regarding a lurking pandemic, besides advising the same to other 2016 Presidential candidates. Not long ago, the Business Insider, an American financial and business news website founded in 2007, had asserted: In a 2018 discussion about epidemics hosted by the Massachusetts Medical Society and the New England Journal of Medicine, Bill Gates said a pandemic could happen within the next decade. He presented a simulation by the Institute for Di

Pamplin Media Group - Oregon may have avoided a Thanksgiving COVID-19 surge

Modeling report Oregon s latest modeling report projected that infections continue to grow, but as of about two weeks ago the state has not seen the transmission surge it feared would result from Thanskgiving gatherings. As of Nov. 28, the most recent date with complete statistics, the state s reproduction or transmission rate was estimated at 1.22, about the same as a report two weeks ago found. That means each infection is believed to be causing 1.22 new ones. According to the state, if that Nov. 28 growth projection rate were to hold true, the state s average of new cases daily could hit 2,200 by Jan. 1 along with 110 additional daily hospitalizations.

Washington Recommends More Schools Begin Reopening

UpdatedWed, Dec 16, 2020 at 5:20 pm PT Replies(10) Inslee on Wednesday unveiled new guidelines from the state Department of Health that encourage more districts to begin phased school reopenings. (TVW) OLYMPIA, WA Washington is shifting its approach to in-person learning, now recommending most districts begin the process of returning younger students to the classroom once appropriate safety measures are in place. Gov. Jay Inslee and state Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal unveiled new guidelines Wednesday, citing multiple studies that found relatively low impacts on coronavirus transmission rates if schools maintained proper precautions. As of Wednesday, Inslee said just 15 percent of the state s 1.2 million students were attending any in-person classes due to pandemic closures.

Inslee releases new state standards, urges Washington districts to begin reopening some schools after COVID-19 closures

Inslee releases new state standards, urges Washington districts to begin reopening some schools after COVID-19 closures
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