Fact Over Fiction: 64% of New Covid Infections Are Among Unvaccinated San Angeloans

 

SAN ANGELO – While the number of Covid-19 infections in San Angelo continues to rise rapidly, some people remain resistant to getting vaccinated.  

Unfortunately, 64% on the new infections from July 2021 to January 2022 have been among unvaccinated residents.  

See the weekly infection rate chart below: 

1.7.22 Covid-19 Infection Detail Chart (Contributed/COSA)

1.7.22 Covid-19 Infection Detail Chart (Contributed/COSA)

78% of patients hospitalized are unvaccinated and the overwhelming majority of people who have died in Tom Green County were unvaccinated. 

Here is the latest on the situation from San Angelo Health Authority Dr. James Vretis on San Angelo LIVE! earlier this week.

The next report on the status of Covid infections in San Angelo will be released Monday afternoon.  

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I take no pleasure in the suffering from Covid in those who are unvaccinated.  I do, however, think them foolish and contributing to their ills through poor choices.

You idiots..... Even 1% of the vaccinated getting sick with Covid is proof of failure that their death jabs don't work, so with 36% of the vaccinated being sick with it, even Stevie Wonder can see what a scam it is..........

If people want to insist that their cognitive dissonance is going to protect them from a potentially fatal illness, there is absolutely nothing that they can be told that will convince them otherwise.  

Hmmmm, Mon, 01/10/2022 - 19:39

It’s not anywhere close to fatal for a lot of people, probably most people actually. You do understand that right? 

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