Korea reaches a new daily high of covid cases 57.177

That was us a few weeks ago but we have come right down, finally.

that's still ok

The country where I'm living now had its peak with the same numbers but the difference is that the population of this country is 10 milions oh well

The hospitals made it okay though , much better than in the previous waves so

Basically we shouldn't look at the number of positive people but at the number of people hospitalised, that's what's really important as many people have no symptoms or very mild symptoms these days

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oh no

yeah. idk if you're thinking what i'm thinking but... yeah.

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Unfortunately, those who don't go to the hospital are more susceptible to suffer from long-COVID. It causes microscopic damage to the lungs and is still being researched and understood, so no idea if there are any further issues, whether it will heal, or whether it becomes a lifelong illness.

Some people will suffer from this but certainly not everyone who didn't go to hospital, it's time to stop panicking and learn to live with that , we don't have any other choice

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Live with it, yes. Get complacent, no. Unfortunately too many people around me are acting like the pandemic is over despite high infection rates. We don't fully know the impacts to get complacent.

depends on what you mean by complacent

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Acting like the pandemic is over/doesn't exist...

I understand that but what particularly do you mean ? Meeting with friends , family, going to bars ? Or refusing to wear masks and quaranine even if sick ?