Arcturus xbb 1.16 Invades U.S.

New Covid Variant

The world has a new variant of Covid-19 labeled xbb1.16 Arcturus. This variant spreading across the U.S.

This new variant has the (WHO) World Health Organization working with the European counterparts to implement the New Centralization Global Passport System.

The Arcturus variant represents (20%) of new cases in the U.S. It’s forecast to the dominate strain by fall of 2023.

The Arcturus strain is (36) times more contagious than Omicron. the symptoms remain the same as Omicron except one new symptom (conjunctivitis) Pink Eye.

The Arcturus is more resistance to Covid-19 antibodies.

The FDA asked vaccine makers to formulate new vaccines to target Arcturus.

Moderna first to apply to the FDA with new formula for approval for fall supply of the vaccine.

On April 17,2023 (WHO) announced plans for partnership with the European Union Digital Vaccine Passport System. This new partnership will take Passport Global Digital Health Platform live very soon.

This new Digital Covid-19 certification will protect the world from future pandemics.

This is the first building block of the Health Certification Network.

You and I will have an app on your phone Green meaning you are up to date on your vaccines. If your phone reads Red meaning you are not up to date.

So depending where you stand in this fight against Covid-19 this is our future.

The problem with all this is ounce you have given power to anyone or anything it is very hard to take it away.

For the complete update refer to Epoch Times segment “Facts Matter” with Roman Balmakov host.

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