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Bloomberg predicts an end to the pandemic in 2028



 

A calculation and scientific process carried out by the American Economic Media Network Bloomberg showed that the end of the Covid-19 epidemic will be in 2028


And the agency based its forecasts on an accounting mechanism based on the global process of distributing vaccines and its speed.


The scientific theory says that the immunity of the herd or group is achieved by vaccinating seventy to eighty-five percent of the total population of the world, then it is possible to talk about the return of life to normal whether by the end of the epidemic or by its cessation of the outbreak


With this pattern prevailing in the mechanism of distributing vaccines, the world needs at least 7 years to achieve herd immunity and a real exit from the pandemic.


However, these estimates remain hostage to the speed and comprehensiveness of vaccination, as well as the developments in the mutation that occurred on Covid-19, and the difficulty of dealing with it.


The United States conducts the vaccination process at a rate of one million three hundred and forty thousand doses per day, but this rate did not result in the vaccination of more than two and a half percent of 2.5% of the population completely, i.e. taking the two doses.


At this rate, America will need eleven months to cover 75% of its population, since the current rate is twelve doses per hundred people, while Canada will take more than ten years, based on its most recent vaccination rate, as it currently provides an average of three doses per hundred citizens.


In China, information is not abundant, but what Bloomberg has monitored is that its vaccination rate is only two doses per 100 citizens.


While the rate drops in Brazil, the third largest country in terms of cases of Covid-19, to one dose and a half dose per hundred people, and in Argentina to one dose.



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