>What's neglected in that article is that essentially the whole town is vaccinated: i don't think it was neglected, as it is more like obvious thing wasn't exp

>What's neglected in that article is that essentially the whole town is vaccinated: i don't think it was neglected, as it is more like obvious thing wasn't explicitly stated - as vaccine obviously not increasing infection chances, 3/4 of infected being vaccinated means that vaccination rate >= 3/4, and that pretty much means "essentially the whole town is vaccinated"