The ambient denial can be explained by the fact that the trickle-down economics pursued over the past fifteen years have delivered an economy that’s less than half the one expected. While the vaccination rate is above 60% it will not be enough to prevent the situation from worsening especially when we hear the reply of the President of the union of workers of the Ministry of Health when asked whether a patient is safe when she goes to hospital these days: “I’d rather not answer.”
Wednesday, September 29, 2021
Mauritius To Fully Reopen Borders At the Worst Possible Time
October 1 is not looking good. We’ve recently recorded some of the fastest growths in Covid cases in the world that has placed us on CDC’s list of very high infection risk. Deaths have also reached record levels and there is a very wide consensus that authorities are heavily underreporting them – less than half of the 160 covid deaths have been attributed to the virus including only 9% of the 11 people who died with the virus in the last three days.
Labels:
Covid-19,
Flat tax,
Health System,
Navin Ramgoolam,
Pravind Jugnauth,
Rama Sithanen,
Renganaden Padayachy,
SAJ,
Trickle-down economics,
Welfare State
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