Covid clusters between the vaccinated sites to be released

They were miners in French Guiana, Cape Cod enthusiasts, and medical workers in India. Although they lived in the world differently, they had two things in common. All received covid-19 vaccine. And they all became part of the disease groups.

In recent weeks, similar cases have suggested that covid-19 transmitters and transmissions can occur even in groups that almost everyone vaccines, setting off alarms among health workers and destroying the hope of returning to business as usual in the US.

In May 2021, the CDC told Americans who had been vaccinated that the vaccine would be cut off, but on Tuesday the council changed this, people with the vaccine should wear masks in public places.

The aim was what researchers had learned from the epidemic in Provincetown, Massachusetts, a coastal town in Cape Cod, which in early July held noisy demonstrations and a full week of sensational parties. Since then, health researchers say, there have been more than 800 cases of covid-19 linked to these events, 74% of whom are people who have been vaccinated.

The Provincetown Plague was triggered by the so-called delta revolution, which is now the case with many cases in the US. Mu the document was released today, Rochelle Walensky, head of the CDC, said the “high availability” is that people who have been vaccinated with a delta in Provincetown appear to be as infected as those who have not been vaccinated.

“Major strains of viruses increase the risk of infection and raise concerns that, unlike other strains, delta-infected vaccines could transmit the virus,” he said.

The guidelines suggest a rapid return to residual anti-trafficking strategies, including masks and socialization, which could lead to the reopening of schools from next month in the US.

Disease in the gold mine

International studies have been showing that the vaccine has been active for weeks. For example, a scientific team in Paris and French Guiana has been reported recently how covid-19 exploded the South American gold mine in May, although almost all former miners received the Pfizer vaccine.

Although heated, 60% adopted another type of gamma. This surprised the scientists so much that they tested to see if the vaccine was damaged in shipping, but it did not.