Boris Johnson will hold his first press conference in two weeks at this time amid rising concerns in regards to the Indian coronavirus variant.
The Prime Minister is due to seem in Downing Street‘s new briefing room at 5pm after coming below hearth for taking too lengthy to ban journey from India. Number 10 solely introduced India was being added to the UK’s journey ‘pink listing’ yesterday, and the measures do not begin till 4am on Friday.
At least 5,000 of individuals are due to arrive in Britain from India earlier than the journey restrictions come into impact, as a determined scramble to beat the quarantine deadline ensues.
Some 103 instances of the B.1.617 variant — linked to an explosion of infections in India — have been recognized within the UK to date, most of which have been linked to international journey. Amid rising numbers of the variant at residence and the spiralling epidemic in India, the PM has had to cancel a scheduled go to to Delhi subsequent week.
It is feared B.1.617 spreads simpler than older strains and has mutations which assist it evade vaccines — however to what diploma stays unclear. Scientists don’t imagine it’s any deadlier than the strains at present circulating in Britain.
As a part of the journey ban, anybody who isn’t a UK or Irish resident or a British citizen will probably be banned from getting into the nation if they’ve been in India within the final 10 days. British nationals will want to isolate in a quarantine lodge.
No10’s journey ban has sparked a ‘determined frenzy’, with households making an attempt to beat the Friday deadline and keep away from having to quarantine in a lodge. Travel brokers say that an ordinary £400 economic system ticket from India to the UK has soared to £2,000 due to a scarcity of seats on planes over the subsequent three days.
Sixteen direct flights from India — which carried about 300 passengers every earlier than airways introduced in social distancing tips — have been scheduled to land within the UK between the announcement of the ban yesterday and the deadline coming into motion. Thousands extra will journey on in-direct routes.
Suresh Kumar, chairman of Indra Travel, advised The Telegraph most Britons making an attempt to return are in India on emergency visas for household funerals or weddings or on enterprise, as nicely as college students.
As Britons scramble to get again to the UK, travellers have complained of two-hour queues at border management at Heathrow Airport, the place 5 flights from India are due to arrive at this time.
Labour slammed the Government for not banning arrivals instantly regardless of the Indian variant being below investigation by UK officers for nearly three weeks. Sir Patrick Vallance’s predecessor admitted ministers have been too sluggish to reply to the brand new B.1.617 pressure claiming the ban was ‘taken a bit too late in reality’.
Tonight’s press conference will probably be Mr Johnson’s first in a fortnight. He is anticipated to give a common replace in regards to the UK’s Covid disaster and vaccination programme.
The PM is going through rising calls to ease lockdown faster after there have been simply 4 Covid deaths yesterday — the bottom in seven months — and the jab drive hit the milestone of totally vaccinating 10million Brits. A complete of 33m have had at the least one injection.
The variant was first recognized internationally in October and detected within the UK on February 22.
Two key mutations set it other than others – named E484Q and L452R – with each of them discovered on the ‘spike’ that the virus makes use of to latch onto human cells.
These will not be thought to be key mutations of any of the opposite variants on Public Health England’s listing, however have appeared in virus samples earlier than.
Those alterations are thought to make the virus extra transmissible, and lab research counsel it could possibly escape antibodies — a key a part of the physique’s Covid immune response.
But as a result of the E484Q mutation is uncommon, scientists aren’t positive to what diploma it’ll change the way in which the virus behaves.
Sharon Peacock, the top of the Covid-19 Genomics UK Consortium (COG-UK) and professor of public well being and microbiology on the University of Cambridge, stated it was unclear whether or not the variant was instantly behind India’s devastating second wave.
She highlighted that the Kent variant took off within the UK inside weeks of rising final winter, whereas the Indian variant has been in circulation since final October.
It suggests India could have suffered its newest wave no matter which coronavirus was dominant on the time. But Professor Peacock claimed there was sufficient concern to warrant slowing the variety of instances coming into the UK.
No10 solely introduced India was being added to the UK’s journey ‘pink listing’ yesterday, and the measures will not come into till 4am on Friday. India is at present battling a second wave of instances, however the numbers per capita are nowhere close to ranges seen in the course of the UK’s winter peak
The UK’s massively profitable vaccination programme and brutal four-month lockdown has squashed deaths to double-digits. But India’s fatalities have began to climb on the again of a spike in infections
Bruna Camasmie complained of two-hour queues at border management at Heathrow Airport, the place 5 flights from India are due to arrive at this time
‘This is a crucial step in controlling additional introduction of this variant into the UK,’ she stated.
‘The variety of B.1.617 genomes detected within the UK has risen within the final three weeks.
‘Even although that is at or lower than 1 per cent of the genomes sequenced within the UK total, the upward pattern in instances warrants motion while ongoing uncertainties over the extent of risk posed by this variant are evaluated.’
She stated scientists have been additionally not sure whether or not the mutations imply the variant can evade the effectiveness of vaccines or pure immunity.
The Indian variant’s E484Q mutation could be very comparable to the one discovered within the South African and Brazil variants identified as E484K, which may help the virus evade antibodies.
The South African variant is assumed to make vaccines about 30 per cent much less efficient at stopping infections, however it’s not clear what impact it has on extreme sickness.
Professor Peacock stated extra work was wanted to decide whether or not the Indian variant ought to transfer from being one below investigation, as at current, to a variant of concern.
Professor Sir Mark Walport, former chief scientific adviser to the Government, stated he was assured the jab is extra transmissible than different strains based mostly on spiralling case numbers in India.
He additionally admitted the ban on journey from the nation had come too late.
He advised BBC Breakfast: ‘These choices are nearly inevitably taken a bit too late, in reality, however what’s completely clear is that this variant is extra transmissible in India.
‘You can see that it is changing into the dominant variant, and the opposite concern about it’s that it has a second change within the spike protein which can imply that it is in a position to be a bit simpler at escaping an immune response, both a pure one or vaccine-induced one, so there’s good causes for wanting to maintain it in another country if in any respect potential.
The Covid variants circulating within the UK: Matt Hancock revealed yesterday that 103 instances of the Indian variant had been picked up in Britain, however Public Health England’s website has not been up to date. It nonetheless says there have been 77 infections
Boris Johnson, pictured this morning inside No10, will hold a press conference tonight amid rising concerns in regards to the Indian coronavirus variant
‘What we want to do is get the inhabitants vaccinated and likewise get booster vaccines ready that will probably be in a position to take care of these new variants – so shopping for time… in opposition to these new variants is actually vital.’
Thousands of individuals will arrive in Britain from India this week earlier than the ‘pink listing’ journey restrictions come into impact on Friday.
Seven flights from the nation arrived at Heathrow airport yesterday, with at the least 16 scheduled to land earlier than the tighter guidelines come into place. Flights run by BA, Virgin Atlantic and Air India are due from Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
Before Friday, travellers from India may have to present a unfavorable coronavirus check within the three days earlier than flying after which quarantine at residence within the UK for ten days. Arrivals can use public transport to journey to their quarantine vacation spot.
From Friday, solely British or Irish nationals, or these with UK residence rights, can enter on flights from India. They may have to quarantine in a lodge for ten days.
Earlier this 12 months, amid concerns in regards to the Kent variant, India restricted flights between the international locations to 30 per week, in contrast with nearly 70 beforehand.
Suresh Kumar, chairman of Indra Travel, a household agency he arrange 42 years in the past, advised The Telegraph that ticket costs had soared up to 5 occasions as Brits rush to keep away from quarantining in a lodge once they return.
He stated: ‘It’s develop into very busy and flights will not be out there due to the demand. Prices are 4 or 5 occasions what they have been final week.
‘A traditional £400 economic system seat from Delhi is [now] something up to £2,000. Even if you happen to go for enterprise or top notch, there will not be many round. They are over £3,000. There was concern India was going to be added however it was nonetheless fairly a shock. People are involved and determined to get again and in a frenzy.’
Labour slammed No10 for delaying the India ban, claiming that it had put British lives in peril and risked sparking extra outbreaks of the variant at residence.
Shadow residence secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds telling LBC yesterday: ‘As Labour has warned for months, failing to introduce sturdy protections on the border has left us uncovered to mutations of the virus, which has now lead to harmful outbreaks within the UK.
‘It isn’t adequate to try to shut the door after the horse has bolted, by including international locations onto a pink listing when it’s too late. What’s wanted is an pressing complete lodge quarantine system.’
Meanwhile Labour chairwoman, Yvette Cooper, stated the variant had been below investigation for nearly three weeks.
She advised The Times: ‘The India variant has been below investigation for nearly three weeks and different neighbouring international locations with decrease charges of an infection have been added to the pink listing ten days in the past.’
Yesterday Matt Hancock advised MPs that the federal government had made the ‘troublesome’ resolution to place India within the highest stage of restrictions from 4am on Friday.
Mr Hancock claimed the ‘overwhelming majority’ of instances within the UK have been linked to worldwide journey. He stated: ‘After learning the information and on a precautionary foundation we now have made the troublesome however important resolution to add India to the pink listing.’
Figures present there are actually greater than 200,000 confirmed Covid instances a day in India, which remains to be a far cry from the infections per capita seen on the peak of the UK’s winter disaster.
A well being employee collects a swab from a policeman in Bhopal, the capital metropolis of India’s Madhya Pradesh state
India is recording fewer than 200 every day instances per million individuals in the mean time in contrast to the 800-plus per million in Britain in January.
PHE’s Professor Peacock prompt this may increasingly level to the Indian pressure being much less infectious than the Kent one which fuelled the UK’s disaster.
Yesterday, a joint assertion from the British and Indian authorities stated Boris Johnson’s journey – already scaled again – is not going to go forward subsequent week ‘in gentle of the present state of affairs’.
Mr Hancock stated the newest transfer means ‘anybody who isn’t a UK or Irish resident or a British citizen can not enter the UK if they have been in India within the earlier 10 days’.
‘UK and Irish residents and British residents who’ve been in India previously 10 days earlier than their arrival will want to full lodge quarantine for 10 days from the time of arrival.’
He added: ‘India is a rustic I do know nicely and love. Between our two international locations we now have ties of friendship and household. I perceive the impression of this resolution however I hope the House will concur that we should act.’
The information comes after an professional warned the Indian coronavirus variant might ‘pose a risk’ to Mr Johnson’s roadmap out of lockdown.
Professor Danny Altmann, an Imperial College London immunologist, stated there have been vaccinated susceptible Britons who might ‘nonetheless be caught out by variants like this’.
PHE at present lists it as a ‘variant below investigation’, a tier under different troublesome strains together with the Kent, South African and Brazilian variants.
But Professor Altmann stated he expects, ‘from the whole lot I’ve seen is that it’s going to develop into a variant of concern.’
SAGE member Professor Andrew Hayward backed requires India to be placed on the ‘pink listing’ to purchase consultants time to research the variant in additional element.
The infectious illness professional urged the Government to ‘err on the aspect of warning and act sooner moderately than later’.
But prime consultants learning Britain’s Covid variants stated the Indian variant was unlikely to ever take off within the UK as a result of its mutations have been ‘not prime tier’.=
Dr Jeffrey Barrett, director of the Covid-19 Genomics Initiative on the Wellcome Sanger Institute, advised the BBC Radio 4 Today programme on Monday: ‘This variant has a few mutations which might be amongst those who we predict are vital that must be watched rigorously.
‘But they’re really most likely not on the very form of prime tier of mutations, for instance within the B.1.1.7 – or Kent variant – or the South African variant, that generate probably the most concern.’
Dr Barnett stated the rise of the Indian variant had occurred on the similar time India suffered a 3rd wave, which can clarify its larger prevalence.
India’s well being system is collapsing as Covid-19 spreads quicker than ever, gravediggers burn piles of victims to sustain and crematorium furnaces MELT due to round the clock use
India‘s well being system is collapsing below the quickest spreading coronavirus surge because the pandemic began.
Another 259,170 instances have been recorded on Tuesday, the world’s highest every day price, and 1,761 deaths, the nation’s highest ever every day toll, after a brand new variant of Covid emerged which scientists worry might partly evade vaccines.
The British government added the nation to its ‘pink listing’ on Monday however was accused of appearing weeks too late as greater than 100 individuals within the UK have now examined constructive for this Indian variant because the finish of March, whereas some 900 individuals have been arriving on flights from India on daily basis.
Delhi imposed a week-long lockdown final night time as ambulances catapulted from one hospital to one other, making an attempt to discover an empty mattress.
The metropolis of 29 million individuals has fewer than 100 beds with ventilators, and fewer than 150 beds out there for sufferers needing essential care.
In the western state of Gujarat, many crematoria in Surat, Rajkot, Jamnagar and Ahmedabad are working across the clock with three to 4 occasions extra our bodies than regular.
The chimney of 1 electrical furnace in Ahmedabad cracked and collapsed after being in fixed use for up to 20 hours on daily basis for the previous two weeks.
The iron frames inside one other within the industrial diamond hub of Surat melted as a result of there was no time to let the furnaces cool.
Burning pyres of sufferers who died of Covid-19 at a crematorium in Delhi over the weekend. The metropolis of 29 million individuals has fewer than 100 beds with ventilators, and fewer than 150 beds out there for sufferers needing essential care.
Relatives sporting private protecting tools (PPE) stroll amid burning funeral pyres as they carry out final rites for covid-19 victims in Bhopal
More than 200,000 instances per day have been recorded on common within the final week, 20 occasions as many as two months in the past, as a brand new variant of Covid-19 emerged which scientists worry might partly evade vaccines
An common of 1,247 deaths have been recorded over the final seven days, although India’s figures on Covid fatalities are believed to be vastly under-reported
‘Until final month we have been cremating 20-odd our bodies per day… But because the starting of April we now have been dealing with over 80 our bodies on daily basis,’ stated an area official on the Ramnath Ghela Crematorium within the metropolis.
With ready occasions of up to eight hours, Rajkot has arrange a devoted 24/7 management room to handle the circulate within the metropolis’s 4 crematoria.
At two crematoria in Lucknow within the north, relations are being given numbered tokens and made to look ahead to up to 12 hours. One has began burning our bodies in an adjoining park.
Rohit Singh, whose father died from Covid-19, stated crematorium officers have been charging round 7,000 rupees (£67) – nearly 20 occasions the conventional price.
Some crematoria in Lucknow ran out of wooden and requested individuals to carry it themselves. Viral images on social media confirmed electrical rickshaws laden down with logs.
The rising demise toll has additionally elevated the grim workload for gravediggers dramatically in the previous couple of weeks.
When AFP visited the Jadid Qabristan Ahle cemetery within the Indian capital – which is now in a week-long lockdown – on Friday, 11 our bodies arrived inside three hours.
By sundown, 20 our bodies have been within the floor. This compares to some days in December and January, when his earthmoving machine stayed idle and when many thought the pandemic was over.
‘Now, it appears to be like just like the virus has legs,’ stated Shamim, 38, a gravedigger like his father and grandfather. ‘At this price, I’ll run out of house in three or 4 days.’
Around the graveyard, white physique baggage or coffins made out of low cost wooden are carried round by individuals in blue or yellow protecting fits and lowered into graves.
Just months after India thought it had seen the worst of the pandemic, the virus is now spreading at a price quicker than at every other time, stated Bhramar Mukherjee, a biostatistician on the University of Michigan who has been monitoring infections in India.
As it battles the rising instances, India introduced Monday that it will vaccinate everybody older than 18 from May 1.
The nation started inoculating well being employees in mid-January and later prolonged the drive to individuals over 45. India has to date administered 120 million doses to its inhabitants of almost 1.4 billion.
The nation reported over 270,000 infections on Monday, its highest every day rise because the pandemic began.
It has now recorded greater than 15 million infections and greater than 178,000 deaths. Experts agree that even these figures are possible under-reported.
Amid the rise in instances, Boris Johnson referred to as off a visit to Delhi to hold post-Brexit commerce talks with Narendra Modhi.
Burning pyres of sufferers who died of coronavirus at a crematorium in New Delhi
A girl is consoled after her husband died due to Covid outdoors a mortuary of a COVID-19 hospital in Ahmedabad
A person sporting PPE waits to switch the physique of his relative who died of the Covid-19 coronavirus an infection from an ambulance amid burning pyres of different covid deaths at a crematorium in Delhi on April 17
A girl mourns along with her son after her husband died due to the coronavirus illness outdoors a mortuary of a COVID-19 hospital in Ahmedabad
A person in full PPE prepares to carry out the final rites of his relative close to a number of burning pyres of sufferers who died of the Covid-19 in Delhi
As nicely as Delhi, the nation’s healthcare infrastructure is being examined throughout the land, together with within the distant Himalayan area.
In Indian-controlled Jammu and Kashmir, the weekly common of Covid 19 instances has elevated 11-fold previously month.
In Telengana state in southern India, residence to Hyderabad metropolis the place most of India’s vaccine makers are based mostly, the weekly common of infections has elevated 16-fold previously month.
Meanwhile, election campaigns are persevering with in West Bengal state in jap India, amid an alarming enhance there as nicely, and consultants worry that crowded rallies might gas the unfold of the virus.
Top leaders of the ruling Bhartiya Janta Party, together with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, have campaigned closely to win polls within the area.
By distinction, in Delhi, officers have begun to impose stringent measures once more.
The Indian capital was shut down over the weekend, however now authorities are extending that for per week: all retailers and factories will shut, aside from those who present important providers, like grocery shops. People will not be supposed to depart their properties, aside from a handful of causes, like looking for medical care.
Health employees attend to a suspected covid-19 constructive affected person waits outdoors devoted Covid-19 Health Centre in Mumbai
They will probably be allowed to journey to airports or practice stations – a distinction from the final lockdown when 1000’s of migrant employees have been compelled to stroll to their residence villages.
That harsh lockdown final 12 months, which lasted months, left deep scars. Politicians have since been reticent to even point out the phrase. When comparable measures have been imposed in Mahrashtra state, residence to the monetary capital of Mumbai, in current days, officers refused to name it a lockdown. Those restrictions are to final 15 days.
Kejriwal, the Delhi official, urged calm, particularly amongst migrant employees who significantly suffered in the course of the earlier shutdown, saying this one could be ‘small.’
But many feared it will spell financial wreck. Amrit Tripathi, a laborer in New Delhi, was among the many 1000’s who walked residence in final 12 months’s lockdown.’We will starve,’ he stated, if the present measures are prolonged.
There will probably be no third wave of deaths – and I ought to know, writes PROFESSOR PHILIP THOMAS, the educational who has precisely predicted each stage of the pandemic to date
A welcome sense of normality is eventually starting to return to Britain. As retailers and bars re-open and households reunite, the lengthy ordeal of lockdown seems to be coming to an finish.
Given the present constructive tendencies, the Government’s goal of full freedom by June 21 appears to be like prefer it must be met.
But that isn’t the message conveyed by a lot of pessimistic consultants. Full of bleak foreboding, they warn that the lifting of Covid restrictions might plunge us into one other well being disaster.
Last week, Professor Jeremy Brown, a member of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), advised the BBC that ‘an enormous third wave might nonetheless find yourself with 30,000 to 50,000 deaths, doubtlessly, if it was an analogous form of measurement to the earlier waves.’
Gloom
The mannequin referred to as the Predictor Corrector Coronavirus Filter (PCCF) appears to be like at what is going to occur if the R-rate is held at 0.6
Professor Philip Thomas (pictured) believes negativity is overdone
In the identical vein, at the start of the month, the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) — whose modelling has offered the premise for the robust lockdown coverage — warned that Britain is ‘extremely possible’ to endure a 3rd wave, whereas any try to return to life as it was in February 2020 would most likely lead to ‘an enormous epidemic’.
This gloom has been compounded by fears in regards to the creation of extra infectious variants of the virus, such as the brand new B.1.617 sort from India, whose unfold throughout the subcontinent has simply compelled the Prime Minister to cancel his forthcoming go to there.
But as a scientist specialising in threat administration, I imagine this negativity is overdone. There is little convincing proof to again the declare that, as lockdown is eased, Britain is about to be hit by a 3rd wave, accompanied by a renewed surge in deaths.
On the opposite, it’s my view that if there’s certainly a rise in infections over the approaching months, it’ll have little vital impression and the demise toll will stay extraordinarily low. That is due to the massive success of the vaccine programme, which can imply that by June, the overwhelming majority of the inhabitants is protected.
The actuality is we’re beating the pandemic. As we transfer into the summer time, immunity will grow. In such circumstances, there could be no justification for protecting restrictive measures in place.
This optimism relies partly on the mathematical mannequin I’ve created, which makes use of information to challenge the trajectory of the virus. This is examined in opposition to impartial measurements made by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
My work on modelling has proved correct previously, notably within the Nineteen Nineties when there was deep concern in authorities circles in regards to the incidence of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) — identified as Mad Cow Disease — and its human equal, the mind dysfunction Creutzfeldt-Jakob illness (CJD).
Based on my evaluation of the information, my competition made in 1996 was that CJD would declare 20 to 520 lives, with a central estimate of 130. That turned out to be remarkably shut to the true determine of 180.
Advocate
In distinction, the official advisory group, led by Professor Sir Roy Anderson of Imperial College London, set out eventualities the place the demise toll ranged from 100 to 10 million.
Intriguingly, one member of Professor Anderson’s group was Professor Neil Ferguson, who has gained a excessive public profile in the course of the Covid disaster as one of the vital voluble advocates of lockdown.
In learning the coronavirus, I developed a mannequin referred to as the Predictor Corrector Coronavirus Filter (PCCF). It is an easy software program system, impressed by the work of two pioneering Scots: the mathematical epidemiologist Anderson McKendrick and the biochemist William Kermack, who got here up with a speculation that might observe the unfold of an infectious illness.
Like all fashions, the PCCF had a lot of assumptions fed into it, together with excessive ranges of each the take-up and effectiveness of the vaccines, based mostly on subject information.
What the PCCF mannequin signifies is that there’s little hazard of our society being overwhelmed by a 3rd wave.
My prediction is that, though the entire variety of lively infections in England might attain a peak of 160,000 within the early autumn of this 12 months, this rise is not going to lead to a spike in deaths or hospitalisations.
That is as a result of, thanks to the vaccines, the hyperlink between Covid infections and fatalities has been damaged.
In this new, safer surroundings, roughly one third of people who find themselves contaminated may have no signs in any respect, whereas the overwhelming majority of the rest may have solely delicate signs. As a end result, even when the height is reached, the demise toll will most likely be lower than 20 per day.
I can have full confidence on this forecast as a result of my PCCF mannequin has proved reassuringly correct over current months. Its figures are up to date every day online and, every week, they prove to be retrospectively validated by the newest Covid report from the ONS, which surveys the inhabitants by means of using Covid checks on 150,000 members each fortnight.
Every time, my very own information and that of the ONS are reconciled nearly precisely, which might hardly be stated of all of the predictions from Sage.
What the latest findings show for sure is the efficacy of the vaccines. That is why we’re successful the warfare on Covid. Even the brand new variants are a far much less lethal risk as a result of the jabs have ‘drawn their sting’, to use the phrase of the epidemiologist Professor Andrew Hayward.
Before the programme began, there have been concerns about hesitancy within the public to have the jab, however they’ve proved unfounded. According to the ONS, 65 per cent of England’s grownup inhabitants have obtained at the least one dose, whereas that determine rises to 97 per cent for the over-50s.
Moreover, they’ve proved much more efficient than anticipated. My PCCF mannequin has turned out to be justified in its assumptions {that a} first jab offers 69 per cent safety in opposition to an infection and transmission, as nicely as lowering the probabilities of dying by 85 per cent after eight weeks.
What the latest findings show for sure is the efficacy of the vaccines. Pictured, Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a pub in Wolverhampton on Monday
Threat
So why are another consultants so pessimistic? I feel it’s as a result of they’re fixated by the purpose of eradicating Covid, it doesn’t matter what the social and financial value, in order that they view any measure of freedom as a possible risk.
But this method lacks any sense of perspective. It fails to bear in mind the massive collateral injury achieved by the lockdowns, together with poor psychological and bodily well being, monetary insecurity, enterprise failures and unemployment.
It has been merciless to the older individuals locked in care properties and to college students trapped on college campuses. One clear indicator of a society’s prosperity is life expectancy. Thanks to the fall-out from lockdown, our common size of life in Britain could already be lowering, which signifies that individuals of all ages will die sooner than they need to.
We have saved up colossal issues for the longer term. The final vestiges of lockdown mustn’t proceed a second longer that was deliberate within the Government’s roadmap. And my mannequin exhibits that they won’t want to. That is a trigger for celebration, not nervousness.
- Philip Thomas is professor of threat administration at Bristol University.
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