COVID shenanigans from around the world reported today Friday 5th June.
- UK: Victoria's Secret UK division goes into administration.
- Sweden: Third consecutive day of over 1000 new cases.
- Brazil: The country has now overtaken Italy to claim third place in total fatalities with 1,437 deaths and 30,925 new cases in the last 24 hours alone.
- World: Mines everywhere found to be hotspots for Coronavirus, with local communities adversely effected as well as workers.
- UK: Oxford University pulls Hydroxychloroquine from trials "The results showed 25.7% of people taking hydroxychloroquine had died after 28 days. This compared with 23.5% who were given standard hospital treatment." with a professor stating "This is not a treatment for Coronavirus".
- World: WHO guidance updated to encourage governments across the world to tell their citizens to wear face coverings in public areas "In light of evolving evidence". I have been harping on about this for two months now: What ever happened to taking precautions without needing evidence to do it!? With no evidence that doing it is helpful, and no evidence that doing it is unhelpful, I'd rather do it! The evidence would present itself very quickly if doing it was harmful as everyone admitting to hospital would have a face covering on!
I mean, it's good they are doing it now... but it's been months of lost benefit. Actual months.