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But scientists who are studying the pandemic have also identified another surprise of the pandemic. Some expected the African continent to be affected most heavily by the virus, but that wasn’t the case. South Africa stands out when it comes to the number of total cases, with nearly 631,000 infections. But fewer than 15,000 people have died of COVID-19. These figures are puzzling scientists looking to understand how the virus behaves and how it can be beaten.
originally posted by: Waterglass
This story seems to open many other areas for question as this doesn't explain the social distancing aspect of what we are being told along with wearing a mask. So just where is Dr. Fauci taking us. Hell? The African COVID-19 situation also leads to support a potential conspiracy that said COVID-19 may have possibly be actually have been developed by man and released to target certain races throughout the world but that's another thread for another day as guess who is the largest investor country in Africa today.
So actually this is strange indeed as all over the world "experts" predicted that Africa would be wiped out via COVID-19.
Any thoughts? Several other threads were launched on the above back in April 2020.
New York Post
But scientists who are studying the pandemic have also identified another surprise of the pandemic. Some expected the African continent to be affected most heavily by the virus, but that wasn’t the case. South Africa stands out when it comes to the number of total cases, with nearly 631,000 infections. But fewer than 15,000 people have died of COVID-19. These figures are puzzling scientists looking to understand how the virus behaves and how it can be beaten.
Regarding the number of deaths, few functional civil registration services and thus statistics exist on the continent, raising questions about the reliability of mortality data.
originally posted by: underwerks
a reply to: panoz77
I'm so confused.
COVID effects minorities more because people of a lower socioeconomic status have less access to healthcare. Not because of some BS genetic difference.
originally posted by: SaturnFX
Numbers will go down with less testing.
Don't test people for cancer and nobody has cancer.