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Their own safety and health, so much so that they wanted to just escape the foxconn factory. but young liu says it was more complicated than that. i think there was a very sad event. the reason why it happened is as i mentioned, because of the virus mutating, becoming so contagious, too many people got infected, because the way the quarantine was done, that cause the company do not have enough space to quarantine. when our workers, they sensed that the virus was becoming so contagious, they were afraid of catching it, they wanted to leave and when they wanted to leave, we don't really have any...

Period. he's now moved up. no, make america great again from just two years ago. just two years ago it was great. it was perfect, everything was wonderful. if he stays there where he is praising his own past and putting the future and that is dangerous. so i think that now, democrats just have to look at it, we could start getting away. i think a lot of democrats have not left him for a few years. it is shocking how terrible this is but also he sees the virus mutating. >> what did you think? especially given obviously, one of the arguments he's been making lately is maybe he will just make the...

Operations and mrn, a scientific plannincg that's. a big job. walker i is very highly educated and asucat you said, he's a hign ranking executive advisor. he in fact, he's just tw woith s reports removed from the ceo f pfizer , albert bourla, his name is jordan walker.e once again, here he is . you kno you know, the virus mutating. muah. one of the thingtas is like, why don't we just mutate so we neuld work to recreate identically developed new vaccines. right. so we have to do that.after we're goinwe dg to do thato tha that's a red light. ima as you could imagine.to have a h no one wants to b...

In some people, more dramatic than others, but it's little blisters or almost like spots and pimples. and those are crammed with virus particles, so you can breathe on somebody or if you have contact with those blisters and what's in them and that gets onto your skin or elsewhere, they can catch it via that route. and one possibility and we know this because the family of viruses to which this belongs tends to spread this way, you leave behind an infectious legacy on your bedclothes and on your clothes. and so, if someone handles bed linen or clothing that's been in close contact with someone ...

It's led by the world health organization. wealthy countries provide the cash and international bodies like unicef do the work. the programme's called covax, and it's part of a plan to protect 5 billion people from covid. when we talk about covax, everybody gets very, very focused around the vaccines, but we also need syringes, safety boxes, personal protective equipment and other items, so that health care workers safely deploy the vaccination programmes on the ground. the idea is that covax buys billions of vaccines at the cheapest price. it then shares the doses out fairly so that poorer co...