It's fine. Just a minor 10% increase in excess mortality in places that measure that sort of thing since the pandemic "ended" last year.
In my town they do wastewater monitoring and there is basically a new wave of covid every two months, and it's been like that for about a year, which seems to align with a lot of other places worldwide.
It's like getting a sunburn, only instead of your skin it's potentially all of your internal organs. I'm sure it will all work out because bad things aren't real.
It's fine. Just a minor 10% increase in excess mortality in places that measure that sort of thing since the pandemic "ended" last year.
In my town they do wastewater monitoring and there is basically a new wave of covid every two months, and it's been like that for about a year, which seems to align with a lot of other places worldwide.
It's like getting a sunburn, only instead of your skin it's potentially all of your internal organs. I'm sure it will all work out because bad things aren't real.