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09-18-21 05:35 #14492
Posts: 117Originally Posted by PBtoCobra [View Original Post]
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09-16-21 07:47 #14491
Posts: 36Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
Yes, you can catch it after being vaccinated, but you are less likely to be hospitalised. I don't see when this will end, with vaccines needing a booster regularly and the world at different rates of progress. My Davao GF has had her two Chinese shots, but no idea when visitors will be allowed to visit.
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09-16-21 04:24 #14490
Posts: 15905Originally Posted by WestCoast1 [View Original Post]
I know more people that have had covid after being vaccinated than people that have not been vaccinated and got covid. My cousin just told me yesterday that he had it and was vaccinated.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8BjQNUxhlpg
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09-16-21 03:30 #14489
Posts: 6824Vaxing and waning (not waxing and waning)
The numbers don't lie. A study shows the Moderna vax and decreased effectiveness it is over time.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/moderna-a...223130015.html
From the article:
SNIP According to the data, which Moderna released Wednesday, a "study shows lower risk of breakthrough infection in participants vaccinated more recently (median 8 months after first dose) than participants vaccinated last year (median 13 months after first dose). A Moderna trial conducted over the summer, labeled Phase 3 COVE Study, revealed that "88 breakthrough cases of COVID-19 occurred in the more recently vaccinated group (49.0 cases per 1000 person-years) compared to 162 cases in the group vaccinated last year (77.1 cases per 1000 person-years)". SNIP
The research found that those who were vaccinated earlier on had a 50% higher rate of symptomatic breakthrough cases during the months of July and August compared to those who had received the vaccination later.
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09-15-21 15:12 #14488
Posts: 6824Luck'O the Irish
NCR lockdown status changes tomorrow, from Sept 16 to 30th. Curfew goes from the current 8 pm to 10 pm start. Outdoor restos can seat up to 30% capacity, indoor restos at 10% (and only for the vaxxed). They have stopped using the ECQ / GCQ terminology, now calling it 'Alert Level', and using the term 'granular' to indicate that they will continue to hard lockdown homes, compounds, individual buildings, or neighborhoods as needed.
https://www.manilatimes.net/2021/09/...scheme/1814684
From the article "Metro Manila under Alert Level 4 starting Sept. 16 in new lockdown scheme":.
IATF OKs implementation of granular lockdowns
Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Benhur Abalos said curfew hours will be adjusted to 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. from the current 8 p.m. to 4 a.m.
Individuals below 18 years old, citizens above 65 years old, persons with immunodeficiencies, comorbidities, or other health risks, and pregnant women are prohibited from going out, "provided that they shall be allowed access to obtain essential goods and services or for work in permitted industries and offices."
Outdoor exercises will also be allowed but shall be limited to the general area of residence and minimum public health standards shall be followed. Indoor visitor or tourist attractions; indoor spaces for meetings, incentives, conferences, and events; indoor entertainment and recreational venues; gaming establishments, except those previously approved by the Inter-Agency Task Force and the President; social gatherings; staycations; and sports and leisure centers are not permitted.
Outdoor dining services, personal care services, and religious gatherings will be allowed for up to 30 percent of their seating or venue capacity, regardless of vaccination status. Those indoors, meanwhile, can operate for up to 10 percent, but shall only cater fully inoculated individuals.
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09-15-21 14:44 #14487
Posts: 292Originally Posted by SteveNash [View Original Post]
If you are already in the country then in-country tourism is allowed (whether you are a local ie a Filipino, or a foreigner living here), but this is subject to the current lockdown regulations.
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09-15-21 07:40 #14486
Posts: 314Originally Posted by WestCoast1 [View Original Post]
Interesting time...now Israel is off my punter calendar
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09-15-21 06:01 #14485
Posts: 6824From previous mention about Israel's dramatic increase among vaxxed persons, an article from NPR explaining why.
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsan...ases-heres-why
From the article:
Israel had fully vaccinated slightly over half its population by March 25. Infections waned, venues reopened to the vaccinated and the prime minister told Israelis to go out and have fun. By June, all restrictions, including indoor masking, were abolished. But Israel paid a price for the early rollout. Health officials, and then Pfizer, said their data showed a dip in the vaccine's protection around six months after receiving the second shot. SNIP
It was a perfect storm: The vaccine's waning protection came around the same time the more infectious delta variant arrived in Israel this summer. Delta accounts for nearly all infections in Israel today. "The most influential event was so many people who went abroad in the summer vacations and brought the delta variant very, very quickly to Israel," said Siegal Sadetzki, a former public health director in Israel's Health Ministry. SNIP
The country jumped out ahead of all other countries on vaccines, and 78% of eligible Israelis over 12 years old are vaccinated. But Israel has a young population, with many under the eligible age for vaccination, and about 1.1 million eligible Israelis, largely between the ages of 12 and 20, have declined to take even one dose of the vaccine. That means only 58% of Israel's total citizenry is fully vaccinated. Experts say that's not nearly high enough.
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09-15-21 04:02 #14484
Posts: 173Originally Posted by Goferring [View Original Post]
Maybe I should get a partime job as a quarentine security guard, LOL. I talked to many of them and they seem to be new immigrants, most of them were Mexican, with less than 3 years in Canada, at least 3 of them told me that.
The advantage to hooking up there is that most of the single (women) travelers are more open minded when it comes to sex, even the western women, if they travel single to another country, they are looking to have adventure and of course many of them wild sex.
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09-14-21 18:30 #14483
Posts: 1056Playboy or Hustler or PornoHub
Originally Posted by Goferring [View Original Post]
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09-14-21 17:53 #14482
Posts: 3383Originally Posted by SteveNash [View Original Post]
One of the contractors actually lost a multi-million dollar contract because they couldn't control their horny employees.
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09-14-21 09:42 #14481
Posts: 499Originally Posted by SteveNash [View Original Post]
We have to adapt for sure.
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09-14-21 09:22 #14480
Posts: 173Originally Posted by Datiao [View Original Post]
I wonder if those hotels have a recreation area so you can chill with others, I remember last year when I came back from Philippines and I had to do 14 days quarantine in an airport hotel in Canada, we had 1 hour lunch and 2 breaks of 30 minutes to go outside and mingle and talk with other people in the hotel doing their quarantine (the recreation area was outdoors but had a fence/barrier of course) .
That will be a great chance to meet a girl and exchange numbers. I met a Chinese hairdresser that way, 37 years old divorced single mom, she look younger and had big boobs, strange for an asian. I got her number and we ended up hooking up on January, she even cut my hair when the hair salon were close for 6 months here in Canada.
I know for sure there will be some OFW young ladies doing quarentine in those hotels. And if she is staying in the same floor even better.
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09-14-21 07:46 #14479
Posts: 141Quarantine
Originally Posted by SteveNash [View Original Post]
10 days minimum at dedicated hotels, balance 4 days can be at home according to LGUs but it's irrelevant to tourists.
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09-14-21 05:55 #14478
Posts: 173Originally Posted by WestCoast1 [View Original Post]
Is getting worse and worse. What about tourist destinations?
I read that Boracay is open for tourist at this moment, and that Palawan will be open soon too.
I hope it gets better by December, still 3 months to go.
Anyways, I'm still going there before Christmas and for 4 months at least, nothing will stop me from not going.
I just hope the 10 days quarantine will be shorten to a week or less, specially since Canada right now is a low risk country but is still not in the green list of countries for the Philippines.