The New Year's Eve celebration to welcome 2022 was only three days ago... Time really flies by swiftly! And now it's already the third day of January and I still haven't posted the photos I took on the last day of 2021.😜 To be honest, I must admit that we became ill following the celebration. We had common colds and body aches, so we had to rest, mostly sleeping all day.😪 I just read the news that Metro Manila will be placed on an Alert Level 3 from January 3 to 15 due to increasing Covid cases. And so, the government had to take action to restrict the activity of the people to at least limit the spread of the virus. There is a prediction that the fourth wave of Covid is expected to occur this January through February, owing to the Omicron surge of cases locally. As a result, this stricter measure is critical for reducing transmission. Isn't it alarming? I for one got scared honestly. Predictions, on the other hand, are only foresights into what will happen but it can be countered. We should not be afraid or panicked; instead, we should remain calm and follow government protocols. There's no harm in following. It is for our benefit. When we've done all our best, take time to pray... 🙏 I'm leaving you with this photo that I've snapped one hour before the last sunset of 2021. The sky was spectacularly bright with those altostratus and altocumulus clouds on display. They looked like silvery fishes swimming in the vast blue ocean of the sky.🌥️ This beautiful view reminds us to pray now, rather than wait until it gets dark... We should not wait for a rainy day in order to pray, because it wasn't raining when Noah built the ark! Much love,😚 @Mitochondria #Originalcontent💯 Caloocan City, Philippines🇵🇭
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In Europe we will reach the omicron peak probably in mid-January, to date millions of Europeans are infected every day. This variant goes very fast, you have to tighten in every part of the world, unfortunately
So far the critics of the vaccine have been correct: the current vaccine programs are simply gonna cause the Covid19 virus to mutate. Whether this continues into the future is anyone's guess.