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News roundup for Tue, Sep 7, 2021
Another hurricane has formed in the Atlantic—this time it's called Larry. It's currently a Category 3 storm with winds exceeding 70 mph. While it's expected to veer away from the U.S. East Coast, it could still generate larger-than-normal swells along the entire Eastern seaboard of North America.
Employers are still hiring, but the pace is slowing down. The leisure and hospitality sectors are once again facing challenges due to the lingering effects of the Delta variant. Despite this, there's a growing sense of community spirit as people come together in small, heartfelt ways.
In a heartwarming moment, neighbors have been known to "ding-dong-ditch" sick individuals, leaving them with groceries and care packages to help them feel better. These acts of kindness remind us that the world could use more of this compassion.
On a bittersweet note, a man who lost his family in a house fire years ago recently saved a neighbor from a similar tragedy in Massachusetts. His actions highlight the importance of vigilance and community support.
I’ve been hearing reports that key materials for replacing damaged transformers and other critical infrastructure are hard to find. If more severe weather hits, power outages could last longer than usual, which is a real concern.
When truckers strike, grocery shelves can quickly empty. In Australia, truckers are protesting against strict COVID-19 restrictions, leading to visible shortages in stores. Here’s a glimpse of what the situation looked like after a recent strike:
The U.S. is also dealing with significant changes as nearly 9 million people lose federal unemployment benefits this week. As the pandemic response scales back, many are left in uncertain times.
Globally, the pandemic continues to evolve. There are over 221.9 million confirmed cases, with 4.1 million new infections reported in the last week. The death toll stands at nearly 4.6 million, with the U.S. accounting for over 40.9 million cases and 666,000 deaths. Despite a recent slowdown in daily case numbers, the country still sees over 1,000 deaths per day on average.
Research into oral treatments for COVID-19 is ongoing. People seem to prefer pills over injections, as seen with the Ivermectin controversy. Pfizer recently announced the start of a Phase 2/3 trial for an oral antiviral treatment aimed at non-hospitalized patients.
In the UK, officials have decided not to recommend vaccines for healthy children under 15, a decision that raises concerns given the risks of the virus. This contrasts with the U.S., where such measures are still being considered.
Florida is now experiencing more daily deaths than previous peaks, underscoring the impact of public health policies. In Miami-Dade, 15 educators died within just 10 days, a tragic reminder of the virus’s reach.
The Mu variant has been detected in Los Angeles County, raising concerns about its potential to evade vaccines. Health officials are monitoring the situation closely.
Sweden has banned travelers from the U.S., but with the current decline in cases, this restriction may be lifted soon.
For those interested in tracking the pandemic’s progression, this interactive dashboard provides state-by-state insights into case growth trends.
Long COVID remains a serious concern, especially for those who haven’t been vaccinated. Emerging data shows that fully vaccinated individuals are at a lower risk of developing long-term symptoms.
Finally, when accounting for underreporting and excess mortality, the true global death toll from the pandemic is estimated to be over 15 million—more than three times the official count. This highlights the need for better reporting and global cooperation in combating future crises.