These are the State Serum Institute's predictions regarding current restrictions and the fate of the coronavirus.
Tyra Grove Krause, an official at the State Serum Institute, stated in an interview on 'Go' morgen Danmark' on TV2 that it is likely we will be able to return to our normal lives within two months, as the infection may then begin to subside and we will then return to our normal lives, but to achieve that we must make an effort in January.
According to the official, the infectious Omicron variant could be helpful in combating the coronavirus, as this infectious variant is more moderate in terms of the severity of symptoms, and therefore many will be infected without serious risks, and thus good immunity will be available to the population.
Tyra Grove Krause predicts that the Omicron infection will peak at the end of this month, and that in February we will see a decrease in infection pressure and a decrease in pressure on the Danish healthcare system, but we must make an effort during this month or it will be difficult to get through it.
2022 could be the end of the coronavirus.
This assessment comes three days after WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus delivered a positive message in a speech on Friday, saying, “2022 could be the year we eliminate the pandemic globally if we end global inequalities in vaccine access. Large parts of the non-Western world still need to be vaccinated.” Tyra Grove Kraus supported this assessment, commenting that the coronavirus may still be present but in a limited form, and only those who are particularly vulnerable will need to be vaccinated.
