Haiti has lowest Covid problems and yet did nothing at all about it and don’t touch the mRNA shots
Haiti has one of the lowest death rates from COVID-19 in the world.
As of the end of April, only 254 deaths were attributed to COVID-19 in Haiti over the course of the entire pandemic. The Caribbean nation, which often struggles with infectious diseases, has a COVID-19 death rate of just 22 per million. In the U.S. the COVID-19 death rate is 1,800 per million, and in parts of Europe. the fatality rate is approaching 3,000 deaths per million.
Haiti’s success is not due to some innovative intervention against the virus. Most people have given up wearing masks in public. Buses and markets are crowded. And Haiti hasn’t yet administered a single COVID-19 vaccine.
Dr. Jean “Bill” Pape says a combination of factors have kept the death rate so low.
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When I spent 6 weeks in Haiti about 40 years ago the only shot I was required to get was tetanus. I never got sick. Hung over -- courtesy of the Grand Hotel Oloffsen's rum punches -- yeah, but not so much as an upset stomach. Open sewers, voodoo shows, the Oloffsen's swimming pool a.k.a. "The Swamp", no problem.
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