The billionaire spouted contested statistics and discredited theories about the jab on 6PR’s Mornings program with Liam Bartlett, but said he would not bring his own “personal health” into the debate.
The billionaire spouted contested statistics and discredited theories about the jab on 6PR’s Mornings program with Liam Bartlett, but said he would not bring his own “personal health” into the debate.
The demand for air purifiers is not new, though there has been renewed interest in such products since the Covid-19 outbreak. - The Straits Times/ANN
SINGAPORE, June 6 (The Straits Times/ANN): Retailers have seen a spike in the sales of air purifiers in recent weeks, amid concerns that Covid-19 may spread through airborne transmission in some settings.
Some have seen their sales more than double, compared with a few weeks ago.
Recently, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the United States Centre for Disease Control and Prevention accepted that the coronavirus can spread through the air, in addition to other modes of transmission, such as via droplets.
Confusion over CDC change to US mask mandate 19/05/2021|2min
New guidelines issued by the United States’ Centre for Disease Control are prompting many states and cities to suspend their mask mandate – however the easing of restrictions is causing confusion.
The CDC now say it is safe for fully vaccinated people to take off their masks in public.
While most states are complying with the guidelines some say they are still examining the data and will only lift the mask mandate when they are satisfied infection rates won’t rise as a result.
Business owners have also raised concerns they will be left with the responsibility of determining who has and has not been vaccinated.