COVID-19 pandemic in Suverska

COVID-19 pandemic in Suverska
Disease	COVID-19
Virus strain	SARS CoV-2
Location	Suverska
Index case	Wascana, Agionoros
Arrival date	14 November 2020
Cases	7 confirmed
Deaths	0 total
Fatality rate	0%
Vaccinations	89.8% with one dose 84.7% with two doses 44.1% with three doses
State of emergency declared March 2020 ∟ Lockdown: March to May 2020 ∟ Partial lockdown: March to April 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic in Suverska was part of the ongoing worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). It is caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). A total of 7 cases and 0 deaths have been reported in Suverska, out of its total population of 59.

During the pandemic, Suverska did not implement any vaccine mandate or vaccine passport policies, though it did enact mask mandates, health recommendations, and national and regional lockdowns.

Background

On January 12, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that a novel coronavirus was the cause of a respiratory illness in a cluster of people in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China, reported to the WHO on December 31, 2019.

By March 2020, it was declared a pandemic and had begun to significantly impact Canada, Suverska’s neighbouring nation. Both governments declared a state of emergency, with Suverska implementing a two-week national lockdown (which continue to be renewed throughout the spring, finally ending in June 2020).

A second and third wave of cases swept through Canada in the final months of 2020 and in Spring 2021, respectively, with the third wave consisting of the Delta variant. On both of these occasions, the government reaffirmed its state of emergency and discouraged any indoor gatherings. On 14 November 2020, Suverska reported its first and only case of COVID-19 to date in Agionoros. In March 2021, Suverska implemented a national partial lockdown which lasted for approximately one month.

By May 2021, a majority of Suverians had received their first dose of a vaccine, and two months later, many were fully vaccinated. The nation eased its public health measures the most it has so far in July 2021. In August 2021, Suverska reimplemented past precautions amidst a fourth wave of new cases in Canada, furthering these restrictions at the beginning of December 2021 with the spread of the Omicron variant. Four cases were reported in December 2021, and two cases were reported in January 2022.

Government response

In March 2020, Suverska implemented a two-week national lockdown (which continue to be renewed throughout the spring and ended in June 2020).

During the initial wave of cases, the government urged citizens to stay home unless essential, and Suverian school children transitioned to learning at home as their Canadian schools were closed due to the pandemic. Most Suverian workers returned to their places of employment in Canada in June, while students returned to school in September.

On both of these occasions, the government reaffirmed its state of emergency and discouraged any indoor gatherings.

In March 2021, Suverska implemented a national partial lockdown which lasted for approximately one month.

During the pandemic, Suverska did not implement any vaccine mandate or vaccine passport policies, though it did enact mask mandates, health recommendations, and national and regional lockdowns.

Longer-term government reactions in Suveria amidst the COVID-19 pandemic

Reaction	Time span		Duration
State of emergency	Mar 2020	Ongoing	4 years, 1 month
Mask mandate	Sep 2020	Ongoing	3 years, 7 months

Shorter-term government reactions in Suveria amidst the COVID-19 pandemic

Reaction	Time span		Duration
Full lockdown	Mar 2020	May 2020	2 months and 6 days
Schools closure	Mar 2020	Jun 2020	3 months and 13 days
Partial lockdown	Mar 2021	Apr 2021	1 month and 6 days
Vaccination “campaign”	Mar 2021	Jul 2021	4 months

Statistics

Cases, deaths, and vaccinations

COVID-19 pandemic statistics in Suverska by region

Region	Pop.	Cases		Deaths			Vaccinations (%)1
		№	Per k	№	Per m	Fatal	1st	2nd	3rd
Urban Agionoros	23	2	89	0	0	0.0	100	91	43
Peri-urban Agionoros	9	1	111	0	0	0.0	100	100	66
Novchakho	6	4	667	0	0	0.0	100	83	50
Agionoros total	38	7	184	0	0	0.0	100	92	50
Non-rural Meteora	14	0	0	0	0	n/a	79	79	36
Rural Meteora	7	0	0	0	0	n/a	57	57	29
Meteora total	21	0	0	0	0	n/a	71	71	33
SUVERSKA TOTAL	59	7	119	0	0	0.0	90	85	44
CANADA TOTAL	…	…	70	…	820	1.2	84	77	24

¹ As of the week of 10 January 2022

Waves of the pandemic

Identified regional waves of the COVID-19 pandemic

No.	Name	Time span		Duration
1	First Wave	Mar 2020	Jun 2020	2 months and 21 days
2	Second Wave	Oct 2020	Feb 2021	4 months
3	Alpha Wave	Mar 2020	Jun 2021	3 months
4	Delta Wave	Aug 2020	Nov 2021	2 months and 21 days
5	Omicron Wave	Dec 2021	Mar 2022	2 months and 12 days

See also

• COVID-19 pandemic in the micronational community
• Micronational responses to the COVID-19 pandemic