Scientists Say Children More Likely Hit by Lightning Than Die of COVID-19 | Eastern NC Now

A panel of scientists from Oxford and Cambridge Universities has told the British government that school age children are more likely to be hit by lightning than to die of coronavirus.

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    A panel of scientists from Oxford and Cambridge Universities has told the British government that school age children are more likely to be hit by lightning than to die of coronavirus. They characterized the danger of coronavirus from reopening the schools as "tiny" and said that it was safer for children to be exposed to the virus at a younger age when it was not dangerous to them and build immunity for later in life when it could be more severe.

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2020/06/09/school-age-children-likely-hit-lightning-die-coronavirus-oxbridge/

    A number of countries on the European continental have had schools reopened for weeks or never closed them at all, and have not seen a second wave of the coronavirus in the schools or elsewhere.

    Here is more real science for our science fiction governor who has grabbed power to impose one-man rule on our state. Roy Cooper has gotta go in November (and his little lapdog Rebholz, too).
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