COVID-19 - Morocco Master Thread

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Originally Posted by PanEuropean

If you meant "well into 2022" (I suspect a typo in your post above), yes, I agree with you.

The country has to balance the pain of lost tourism revenue against the pain of possible uncontrolled infection, overwhelming of the health care system, and resulting civil unrest. I'm sure the Moroccan government is not happy about the lost tourism revenue, but I'm equally sure they are grateful they don't have the problems that India has.

The threats posed by this pandemic are rapidly receding in countries that have very high vaccination rates (using highly effective vaccines), but countries who have low vaccination rates and who are using less effective vaccines are still at great risk.

Michael

Look at the curve, there never was any risk of "possible uncontrolled infection".
Even before vaccines
https://www.worldometers.info/corona...untry/morocco/

The pandemic is rapidly receding in EU because the season is over, same as last year. Then even without vaccines.
India's death rate with covid is at 246/million (incidentally same as Morocco's), a fraction of the UK.
India has real problems of much greater magnitude to deal with.
Some of them ascerbated by actions taken against the virus.
When will the madness stop.