ConnyChiwa, 11 hours ago to random

I need some mastodon magic, please.
I'm looking for countries that have introduced or broadened Indoor Air Quality laws since 2020. I'm particularly interested in the implementation/enforcement of those laws, especially in schools, healthcare, public transport...
I'm aware of laws in France, Belgium and Ontario but haven't found much on how it's going.

Please boost for reach!
#CleanAir
#IAQ
#CovidIsNotOver

DenisCOVIDinfoguy, 13 hours ago to auscovid19

🇺🇸US weekly COVID update: 54,000 new cases and sadly 434 deaths.

"So far this year, nearly 3.3 million COVID cases have been reported in the U.S., causing 283,605 hospitalizations and 29,370 deaths."

#COVID19US #COVIDisNotOver @auscovid19

Source: https://twitter.com/BNOFeed/status/1795195062193619142

JoePajak, 21 hours ago to random

🇳🇿'New Zealand is experiencing its highest peak in COVID-19 cases since Dec 2022, professor Michael Baker says. The data came from wastewater testing, but hospital admissions were also up'. @nzherald @radionz
#COVID19 #COVIDisNotOver #COVIDisAIRBORNE
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/covid-19-nz-experiencing-highest-peak-in-18-months-says-epidemiologist-michael-baker/4YOZREFBDVC6VFBTMCAZUW3KXE/

larsmb, 21 hours ago to random German

War in den letzten Jahren irgendwas, was einen explosionsartigen Anstieg von Pflegebedarf verursachen könnte?

Irgendeine systemische pan- und dann endemische Infektion, deren Eindämmung wir komplett aufgegeben haben? Die bei einem geringen aber sich aufsummierendem Anteil von Patient*innen Langzeitfolgen verursacht? Gerade auch bei älterwerdenden Menschen?

Hm. Ne. Mysteriös. Unerklärlich.

https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/zahl-der-pflegebeduerftigen-laut-lauterbach-explosionsartig-gestiegen-120.html

#CovidIsNotOver #Covid19DE #Covid19