Reminder on vaccines used in the Seychelles: roughly 50-50 Sinopharm and Covishield (Indian AstraZeneca)
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Very sad to relate, but the Seychelles, with 68% of its population fully vaccinated (i.e. nearly all adults), currently exhibits, of all countries, ... • the highest rate of weekly new Covid cases per capita • the second highest rate of deaths per capitapic.twitter.com/WzA5uxREIg
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Which vaccines were given to majority of the population?
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Fully vaccinated as in 2nd dose completed?
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May they NOW Try Ivermectin?
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Cases don’t mean much. What are hospitalizations?
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Breakout started at the the beginning of vaccine rollout with no natural immunity. Actual infections at peak happened (1WK before reporting) at the point of 50% fully immunized (2WKs after 2nd dose). Although UK with a lot of past immunity and 40% fully vaxxed, their cases /1
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Start to take off from the bottom. So I don’t know what you’re implying about Seychelles vaccines used. /2
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