Nuances here more political than scientific.
IMHO the data shared (and unshared) points to a few scientific issues
1. It proves the sci that the election is a super-spreader event
2. Some returnees/politicians (no data shared) cud be super-spreader persons thestar.com.my/news/nation/20…
IMHO the data shared (and unshared) points to a few scientific issues
1. It proves the sci that the election is a super-spreader event
2. Some returnees/politicians (no data shared) cud be super-spreader persons thestar.com.my/news/nation/20…
https://twitter.com/drmusanordin/status/1318101574527328256
3. The massive surge of cases in Sabah reinforces this super-spreading phenomenon of the elections
4. The 30.8% Sabah cluster in Klang Valley could have been prevented if MOH: a)quarantined the returnees/politicians from #Sabah (b)re-tested the returnees
4. The 30.8% Sabah cluster in Klang Valley could have been prevented if MOH: a)quarantined the returnees/politicians from #Sabah (b)re-tested the returnees
5. @DrAmarMOH showed down-trending of unlinked cases fr 63% to 7% (12 Oct). Shows that Klang Valley outbreak was clustered. This is “relatively good” news since clusters are easier to detect-track-contain. It debunks need for CMCO if rapid testing-tracing-isolation was robust!
6. Unlike Sabah with a surge of 90% unlinked cases- sporadic & widespread in the community. Instead of targeted testing it should be mass testing, with rapid Ag kits not slow PCR. With results within 1-2 hr, allows rapid isolation and tracking and faster end to the outbreak!
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