CAPE TOWN - Public health experts say despite a generalised rise in coronavirus infections there's no marked increase in the number of people being hospitalised.
The National Institute for Communicable Diseases explained that of all people who tested for COVID-19, the percentage of positive results increased for a number of weeks. The NICD's head of the Centre for Respiratory Disease and Meningitis, Professor Cheryl Cohen, a rise in COVID-19 cases circulation was a good indicator.The latest available data showed that just over 17,100 COVID-19 PCR tests were conducted in the country last week.Cohen, however, explained that other indicators used to track the incidents of coronavirus cases were more difficult to interpret as far fewer people were getting tested.
"Many people who are sick just don't get a test and that's very different from what we used to see... ""So if you look at the actual numbers, the biggest numbers are in the Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng but that's really because those are the biggest provinces with the most people and the more urbanised provinces with better access to care. So what we have seen right now is a generalised increase.
She added that despite a rise in the circulation of the Coronavirus, most of the infections were not severe.
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Fauci retired. You can stop now. Seriously
I recovered from Covid a week ago and it really was not that bad. A typical viral infection, nothing more, nothing less. Unvaxed and proud! Natural immunity is the way to go. DiedSuddenly
Are you guys not tired of peddling lies. Conspiracy theorists have proven you and your funders wrong many times over. You couldn't market Monkey Porks now you want to ran back to Covidscam because it was well marketed👀
Here we go again... media fear mongering at its best. Please get a life.
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