I am curious how you define "post-Covid".
Currently, there are 316 COVID deaths per day in the United States or 115,340 per year. The average number of deaths from the flu in the US was 12,000 – 52,000 deaths annually between 2010 and 2020. So COVID deaths are still at twice the high end of annual flu deaths and almost 10 times the number at the low end of annual flu deaths. Once the annual number of COVID deaths gets inside the flu death range, I might consider that the US is post-COVID. I would like to see up and down years for COVID, just like annual deaths vary from year to year for flu deaths.
I haven't seen any announcements from the CDC or the WHO saying that we are post-COVID yet.
@SFLshopper wrote:
Hi everybody,
I’m curious with this company has any shops post Covid. I am in S. Florida.
Shopping Southeast Pennsylvania, Delaware above the canal, and South Jersey since 2008