Tu penses à qui pour la stratégie 0 Covid ? La Nouvelle Zélande, l'Australie et a Corée du Sud par exemple ?

oui
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/world/covid-19-australia-borders-could-be-shut-until-late-2022-14761644

a noter aussi que les pays qui ont choisit la strategie '0 covid', strategie tant vantée par pour tout ceux qui ne cherchent qu'a dire que on fait l'inverse de ce qu'il faut, hebien, semblerait-il, qu'ils soient dans la mouise, population non vaccinée, aucune immunité de masse, frontieres hermetiques jusque fin 2022, etc... En gros ils sont potentiellement au debut des emmerdes...

Qu'est-ce qui empêche ces pays d'avoir recours à la vaccination ?

Il y a un article intéressant à ce propos du Guardian. Il semble que comme leur système de santé n'était pas sou pression, ils aient attendu de voir si les vaccins administrés aux US ou UK étaient vraiment sans risques et efficaces, et ont donc pris du retard :

Victorious over Covid, Australia and New Zealand grapple with vaccine rollout

Helen Sullivan in Sydney and Tess McClure in Auckland
Wed 21 Apr 2021 18.30 BST

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Australia’s glacial pace of delivery – blamed on a series of mistakes by the government and overseas supply delays – has prompted estimates that the country won’t return to normal levels of international travel until 2024. New Zealand – which started to vaccinate in February – has to date administered a first dose to just 4.5% of eligible people.

Australia’s strategy abandoned

In Australia, the government initially adopted a wait-and-see approach to immunisation. With cases low, the plan was to make sure vaccines being used in the UK and US were safe and effective. While the country had invested in multiple vaccines including Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Novavax and University of Queensland vaccines, only the first two are available to date. The University of Queensland vaccine plans were scrapped after its jab was found to result in false positive HIV tests in some patients, and the Novavax clinical trial data is still being gathered and analysed. This means Australia has been forced to rely on just two vaccines, and one of those, Pfizer, is in particularly short supply

But in mid-April, in the wake of news that the AstraZeneca vaccine was linked to blood clots in rare cases, the prime minister, Scott Morrison, abandoned the country’s vaccine strategy and admitted that most Australians might not be vaccinated by the end of the year.

He made something of a U-turn on Monday, announcing a plan to fast-track vaccinations for over-50s, mainly using the AstraZeneca vaccine. The government has secured additional doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine but these will not arrive until late in 2021.
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New Zealand waits for deliveries

The story in New Zealand is different but the result is similar. The country is unlikely to be fully vaccinated until Christmas. Even then, it is uncertain what the rules surrounding travel will be.

The government has secured enough of the Pfizer vaccine for its entire population, avoiding the uncertainties and delays surrounding the AstraZeneca vaccine. And though the rollout, which began in February, has been criticised by the opposition for its slow pace, it is expected that at least 1.1m doses will be administered by the end of June – more than a third of the willing adult population the country ultimately plans to immunise.

Though now behind Australia in terms of per capita vaccinations, New Zealand officials say the country’s vaccination strategy is – unlike Australia’s – still on track to be completed by the year’s end.

The director general of health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, noted last week that while it had taken New Zealand six weeks to administer its first 100,000 vaccines, it had taken just one more week for that number to reach 150,000. New Zealand’s progress was in line with other countries with a comparable Covid-elimination response, like Taiwan, he said. Taiwan has blamed its own difficulties securing the vaccine on suspected political pressure from Beijing – something New Zealand has not had to worry about.
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One of the challenges the government will face in coming months is ensuring that there are enough people trained to administer the vaccines – as well as support staff.

“Every flu season we vaccinate about 1.7 million people in a few weeks,” Petousis-Harris said, which showed that it was possible. As part of Covid vaccinations, the country plans to vaccinate just under twice that number – an estimated 3 million adults – by the end of the year.

But for now, with flu season arriving, those workers could not be taken away from that work. At the same time, as the country waits for deliveries of secured doses, she said it was important not to have infrastructure in place that wasn’t being used – or that used all of a delivery up overnight and was then left with nothing to do for months.

Une autre raison est qu'ils sont eux à la saison de vaccination de la grippe, dans l'hémisphère sud, et que le personnel pour vacciner est donc déjà mobilisé.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/apr/22/victorious-over-covid-australia-and-new-zealand-grapple-with-vaccine-rollout

Les taux d'incidence sont en train de s'effondrer partout en france. Le phénomène est ininterrompu depuis plusieurs semaines maintenant.
Sûrement un effet des mesures prises en ... janvier/février et mars  Ou l'inutile fermeture des écoles en avril ...

Mais attention hein, faut surtout faire des jauges, prendre d'incroyables précautions, y aller progressivement hein.
Et puis ce matin j'ai entendu une scientifique nous promettre une 4ème vague cet été si on atteint pas les 500 000 vaccinations par jour.

Tout ceci me semble bien ridicule étant donné le recul qu'on a maintenant sur plus d'un an.
On en est au même point que le confinement soit strict ou bien très relaché.
Le virus est saisonnier, dans nos contrées, on sait pas pourquoi et comment, mais c'est l'évidence même.

En espérant que la mascarade soit terminée et qu'au prochain hiver on arrête définitivement avec ces mesures ineptes.

Qu'est-ce qui empêche ces pays d'avoir recours à la vaccination ?

Ils font des économies de vaccins et ils regardent les autres pays servir de cobaye?

Belle progression du B.1.617.2 en Inde, à la faveur de la saisonnalité.