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Bosmana at 07:08, 18 September 2020

2020-09-18T07:08:04Z

Bosmana: /* June 10,273,424 cases */

2020-09-18T07:07:20Z

‎June 10,273,424 cases

Bosmana: /* August 25,275,762 cases */

2020-09-18T07:07:06Z

‎August 25,275,762 cases

Bosmana: /* July */

2020-09-18T07:06:58Z

‎July

Bosmana: /* August (25,275,762 cases) */

2020-09-18T07:05:47Z

‎August (25,275,762 cases)

Bosmana: /* August */

2020-09-18T07:05:32Z

‎August

Bosmana at 08:13, 14 September 2020

2020-09-14T08:13:31Z

Bosmana: /* July */

2020-07-02T07:30:52Z

‎July

Bosmana: /* July */

2020-07-02T07:29:26Z

‎July

Bosmana: /* June 10,273,424 cases */

2020-07-02T07:15:37Z

‎June 10,273,424 cases

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 =2020=
-==[[Covid January 2020|January]] 9,826 cases==
+==[[Covid January 2020|January]] - 9,826 cases==
 This month, the number of cases will increase from 44 to 9,826 and will spread from China to 15 other countries, including France, Germany, Italy and UK.
 [[File:Covid19 January 2020.jpg|thumb]]
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 On 26 January, ECDC follows its first Risk Assessment with the advice that “the impact of the late detection of an imported case in an EU/EEA country without the application of appropriate infection prevention and control measures would be high, therefore in such a scenario the risk of secondary transmission in the community setting is estimated to be very high”. This urges all countries to focus fully on containment. Four days later, WHO calls it a PHEIC, while all 5 regions have now been affected.
-==[[Covid February 2020|February]] 85,203 cases==
+==[[Covid February 2020|February]] - 85,203 cases==
 This month, the pandemic (even when WHO refuses to categorize it as such) will grow from 9826 to 85,203 cases (growth factor 8.5).
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 In the second half of February, WHO warns that the ‘window of opportunity is narrowing’. WHO publishes guidance on getting workplaces ready for COVID19. By the end of the month, EU has 770 cases, including 18 deaths in 19 countries.
-==[[Covid March 2020|March]] 797,268 cases==
+==[[Covid March 2020|March]] - 797,268 cases==
 This month, the global case-counter will advance from 87,024 to 797,268 cases (growth factor of 9.2).
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 By the end of this month, there are 797,268 cases globally, including 37,911 reported deaths.
-==[[Covid April 2020|April]] 3,133,235 cases ==
+==[[Covid April 2020|April]] - 3,133,235 cases ==
 This month, the pandemic will expand further globally, to a cumulative of 3,133,235 cases (growth factor this month: 3.9)
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 By the end of April, the WHO-IHR Emergency Committee met. The Committee unanimously agreed that the outbreak still constitutes a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) and offered advice to the Director-General, who declared that the outbreak of COVID-19 continues to constitute a PHEIC.
-==[[Covid May 2020|May]] 6,028,628 cases==
+==[[Covid May 2020|May]] -  6,028,628 cases==
 [[File:World covid 1 may 2020.png|thumb]]
 The pandemic spread generates growing awareness that deep economic recession may lie ahead. WHO and the European Investment Bank (EIB) will boost cooperation to strengthen public health, the supply of essential equipment, training, and investment in countries most vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic. The first phase will address urgent needs and strengthen primary health care in ten African countries.

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 As more EU countries consider relaxing the lockdown measures, especially allowing the airline industry to pick up speed again, ECDC publishes technical report “COVID-19 Aviation Health Safety Protocol: Guidance for the management of airline passengers in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic", and later, the technical reports “Considerations for travel-related measures to reduce spread of COVID-19 in the EU/EEA” and “Projected baselines of COVID-19 in the EU/EEA and the UK for assessing the impact of de-escalation of measures”
-== [[Covid June 2020|June]] 10,273,424 cases==
+== [[Covid June 2020|June]] - 10,273,424 cases==
 On 12 June, the Dutch Government decided that airline travel could commence operations as usual, based on scientific advice from the Dutch Ministry of Health.<ref>[https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/documenten/rapporten/2020/06/12/advies-luchtvaart-covid-19 Kamerbrief Over COVID19 en Luchtvaart.] 12 juni 2020</ref>

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-== [[Covid August 2020|August]] 25,275,762 cases ==
+== [[Covid August 2020|August]] - 25,275,762 cases ==
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 The Dutch Minister of Transport, Public Works and Water Management, together with the Minister for Public Health advise the Dutch parliament that Distancing measures in aeroplanes are not necessary, according to the Considerations on COVID9 by the Ministry of Health. The Considerations on COVID9 by the Ministry of Health do not seem to include such conclusion: on the contrary, they acknowledge that distancing is a key principle in COVID19 prevention. Yet, these considerations fail to include the most relevant conclusion by ECDC on travel-related COVID19 risk: no matter how many preventive measures you take, travel will always increase COVID19 risk. And the fewer measures, the higher the risk. The omission of distancing cannot be compensated by other measures. See also the [[Dutch Discussion on Public transport]].
-== [[Covid July 2020|July]] ==
+== [[Covid July 2020|July]] - 17,298,074 cases ==
 The global pandemic is still accelerating. This creates a new thread of confusion in public communication; the difference between 'new cases', 'epidemic growth', 'accelerated transmission', and 'exponential growth', may be commonplace for the numerically educated, yet these concepts are not always well understood.
 Dr. Tedros says "We all want this to be over. But the hard reality is that this is far from over."
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	== [[Covid July 2020\|July]] ==		== [[Covid July 2020\|July]] ==
		+	The global pandemic is still accelerating. This creates a new thread of confusion in public communication; the difference between 'new cases', 'epidemic growth', 'accelerated transmission', and 'exponential growth', may be commonplace for the numerically educated, yet these concepts are not always well understood.
		+	Dr. Tedros says "We all want this to be over. But the hard reality is that this is far from over."
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	=== 1 July (10,446,353 cases)===		=== 1 July (10,446,353 cases)===