FLiRT takes hold in the Netherlands
5 months ago

FLiRT takes hold in the Netherlands

Dutch News  

A new variant of coronavirus known as FLiRT has taken hold in the Netherlands this summer and people can still become extremely ill, experts say. The current wave, says professor Marion Koopmans, is causing far fewer people to become seriously ill and hospital admissions are barely rising, despite the surge in infections. “We are still getting new cases.” The basic rules introduced during the main pandemic – sneezing into your elbow, working from home and wearing masks – should become part of our everyday behaviour, she said. “Simple measures can help protect them.” The summer surge shows that coronavirus is not seasonal, Alma Tostmann from Radboud University hospital told the Volkskrant.

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