Indiana sees 3,595 more COVID cases, drop in hospitalizations

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3 thoughts on “Indiana sees 3,595 more COVID cases, drop in hospitalizations

  1. The numbers, which are updated weekly, showed that 44,479 Hoosiers who had been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 have since tested positive for the virus, while 907 required hospitalization and 420 died. The average age of a breakthrough death was 79 years old.

    Break it down for us Joe B.

    Seems the mortality is not affected by the vaccine…

    1. Well, well, the ones that died from breakthrough were standing by their grandchildren waiting for the school bus outside masked who were only wearing surgical masks. The ones that didn’t die from breakthrough had considerate grandchildren that wore N95s with perfect mask hygiene while waiting for the school bus. Didn’t you know?

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