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Collaterally Damaged

ONS statistics reveal 1.2 million people are now living with Long Covid including 69,000 children, a 31 per cent increase in one month

Dormouse by Dormouse
5 November 2021
in Cartoons, Health, UK
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Collaterally Damaged

Collaterally damaged. Cartoon by Dormouse

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The ONS today published the latest statistics for Covid-19 infections.  They show that there are now 1.2 million people living with Long Covid, including 69,000 children. This represents a 31 percent increase for children in one month, since schools reopened without a mask mandate under ‘plan A’.

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