Get Real! wrote:You just said... "they've been in a long drawn out lock down for months" ...while we've been out of a lock-down for quite a while now.
As for Cypriots being Xerotzefali... nowhere near the parties youngsters are throwing in Britain.
That is right, which suggests that lock downs do work in bringing down infections.
Furthermore, I have double checked your numbers.
There has been 220k doses of the covid vaccines administered in Cyprus so far. Which I assume also includes those doses that went to the occupied area.
So these numbers are going to be less in the Republic of Cyprus.
Knowing that each person needs two doses for the vaccine to be effective to its fullest.
That is only about 110k people that could possibly have the full affect of the medicine.
Which is about 10% of the population, that have been vaccinated in the republic of Cyprus. Excluding the occupied area.
At this rate, every 11 to 12 weeks, another 10% of the population will be vaccinated,
Or it will take another 2.25 years until everyone receives 2 doses.
The daily infection rate is going up, because not enough people have been fully vaccinated and there are a lot of xerodjefaous roaming with undue care and attention due to fairly relaxed measures.