I do hope it is time to take a global approach for a global pandemic and stop the nationalism and hatred. It is not the scientists or nations fault if viruses move from animals to humans or if they evolve. Global solidarity for a global problem.
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Global? We can’t even get our own country on the same page!
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I truly hope the US will provide many more resources to South Africa to help with this crisis.
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Helping SA to get vaccinated more quickly and even w tweaked mRNA vax would seem ideal. But I don’t view traveling precautions as nationalism or hate. Bit of a leap in logic when mutations may more easily happen where there are more immunocompromised due to other viruses.pic.twitter.com/5RYshhAcB6
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Agree, not scientists fault. I do think that given the implication of these announcements (massive job losses and livelihoods), communication thereof needs to be managed carefully. The reality is that AFRICA is being unfairly treated. Status quo cannot prevail.
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Thank you so much for your transparency. It is shocking how badly the world is handling this pandemic.
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So grateful for the speed and transparency of the Sth African scientists
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