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B.C. health officials warning continued behaviour will lead to ‘not stable’ growth of COVID-19 virus – Global News
There is increased worry from B.C. health officials of rapid growth of the spread of COVID-19 if British Columbians continue to operate at current contact rates.
There is increased worry from B.C. health officials of rapid growth of the spread of COVID-19 if British Columbians continue to operate at current contact rates.
Modelling data presented on Thursday shows new cases of the virus will rise over 150 a day if contacts remain at about 70 per cent of normal. If contacts go up to 80 per cent, new cases of the virus go up even higher.
“Our model illustrates the importance of reducing transmission in order to ensure epidemic control,” reads the present…
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