Oxwv Body found in college s ventilation system after reports of foul smell
TAMPA, Fla. 鈥?COVID-19 cases are beginning to rise again across the United States and Florida. Experts are watching the omicron subvariant and its mutations. The cases are actually increasing both in Florida and across the United States right now, said Dr. Thomas Unnasch, Distinguished USF Health Professor. This thing is really now vying with measles for the most in
stanley cup fectious respiratory virus known to man, Unnasch added.The original omicron variant caused a record number of COVID-19 cases at the beg
stanley cups inning of the year. Researchers say BA.2 is not likely to make that big of an impact. Case numbers are going up a little bit, with doubling time now of about once every two weeks, were seeing a doubling in case numbers, but thats a lot slower than what we saw with the omicron variant back in January where it was doubling once every three and a half days which was really, really scary, said Unnasch.Researchers believe the BA.2 subvariant has mutated a few times, increasing its infectiousness even more.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates BA.2 and its mutation have accounted for about 93% of new COVID-19 cases in the United States last week. Im thinking that were probably going to be reaching a peak of cases averaging about maybe about 3,000 or 4,000 a day maybe in the next 10 days or so and then were going to start to see a decline, said Unnasch.Health officials say the most important thing we need to pay attention to right now is hospitaliz
vaso stanley ations and death. S Kgem Army medic, nurse returns to Tampa with renewed dedication to fighting COVID
More deadly tsunamis could strike the Indonesian coastline in the coming days, authorities warn, as the volcano whi
stanley vattenflaska ch triggered the weekend s devastating wave continues to erupt.At least 373 people have died
stanley vaso from the tsunami, which struck the Indonesian coastline without warning Saturday night. Hundreds more are injured and more than two dozen remain missing.In the wake of Saturday s disaster, Indonesian President Joko Widodo ordered Indonesia s Meteorology, Climatology and Geological Agency BMKG to purchase detectors which would provide early warnings to community. Eyewitnesses described fleeing for their lives as beachfront homes were swept away in the wave, which is thought to have been caused by underwater landslides following the eruption of the Anak Krakatau volcano.According to local media, the wave reached as high as three meters 10 feet .Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman at Indonesia s National Disaster Mitigation Agency, warned Sunday that more tsunamis were possible as long as the volcano remained active. We are cautioning the people to remain cautious, Sutopo said. Agencies are still continuing to analyze the root cause ... the Krakatau volcano continues to erupt, which could potentially trigger another tsunami. Adding weight to his warnings, Sutopo raised the issue of Indonesia s outdated tsunami buoy network which he said hasn t worked properly since 2012. Vand
stanley hrnek alism, limited budget, technical damage cause
