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Screenshot. Heading: Virus particles over time Paragraph: This graph shows the average number of virus particles per 100,000 inhabitants over time. There is a dropdown set to "Show all" A line chart of Average number of virus particles (scale x100 billion) starting on 7 September 2020 and ending 28 december 2023. The biggest peaks before the latest are in 2022 and early 2023 at around 2,200, and the highest peak is in late December 2023 at around 4,500. Source: RIVM

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Screenshot. Heading: Virus particles over time Paragraph: This graph shows the average number of virus particles per 100,000 inhabitants over time. There is a dropdown set to "Show all" A line chart of Average number of virus particles (scale x100 billion) starting on 7 September 2020 and ending 28 december 2023. The biggest peaks before the latest are in 2022 and early 2023 at around 2,200, and the highest peak is in late December 2023 at around 4,500. Source: RIVM
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Ornella (being@social.ornella.xyz)'s status on Monday, 08-Jan-2024 16:30:36 JST Ornella

#COVID in the #Netherlands:
The government has decided to stop updating the risk level "thermometer" in summer'23, which you only know when clicking "find out more" (what the fuck) so it is still marked as low, but check out the wastewater analysis: 2 weeks ago, the number of COVID particles in wastewater was twice as high as it has *EVER* been! Like, ever! Even at the worst peaks!
And still no updates to the thermometer, no free test clinics, the vaccine only on referral... It's wild!

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