COVID-19 — Coronavirus

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GM scoreboard:

Bolton 8 (up from 7, total 75 over the 10 days)

Bury 0 (first zero in a while and just 23 in the 10 days)

Manchester 9 (first single figure number in 9 days and 112 over the 10 days)

Oldham 7 (up from 5 and 39 in the 10 days)

Rochdale 14 (highest in a week up from 9 and 110 over the 10 days - still our trouble spot)

Salford 6 (down from 7 and 47 over the 10 days)

Stockport 2 (down from 4 and 23 over the 10 days)

Tameside 2 (down from 5 and 32 over the 10 days)

Wigan 3 (steady and 26 over the 10 days)


Leicester sadly added another 67 (up 18 on yesterday) and 5 more than it had the day after local lockdown started).

It looks like the Leicester outbreak has uncovered more and more illegal sweat shop working that the authorities were too slow to deal with. I am a bit worried this could add more delayed Covid deaths.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...shops-go-unchecked-says-priti-patel-h23x88k85
 
The ICU ventilator bed patients for UK have just been updated to 10 July and sadly they are up for the second day running.

They were down at 185 mid last week but as of the 10th are up from 188 to 191.

Hope its just a blip as the downward trend has been going on since early April when they were 3301.
 
a 2nd wave is going to come big time and after walking around manchester city centre yesterday most people are not wearing mask and not a care in the world ? even in the arndale the greeters at the doors asking people to walk to the left and going out on the right but that was just for the doors soon you got in nobody following the setup and it was crowded as well
 
We're probably too scared of inflaming accusations of racism to deal with it.

That's what the article in the Times seems to criticise the authorities for when the real prejudice is paying workers £3.50 per hour and doubling the number of staff working in the same floor space, during a pandemic
 
I'd say 4-6 weeks. Time for pub goers to infect each other develop virus and pass it to granny who would presumably take a couple of weeks to die.
Yeah I’d say it’s easily 4-6 weeks. It’s not the old and vulnerable who are out at street parties, protesting or in the pub so it’ll take a while for it to get round to these people.
 
Back in the early days of this thread in February and March the topic of immunity and duration and effectiveness of immunity was a hot scientific discussion that was discussed and argued about on here. I know this thread has turned very stat centric for quite a while now but I still think the findings from the imperial college of London have a place on here and may warrant some consideration seeing as the findings relate to most of the posts we used to discuss which was herd immunity policies etc.

Immunity to Covid-19 could be lost in months, UK study suggests

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-19-could-be-lost-in-months-uk-study-suggests

From a UK institution before the study is dismissed out of hand by some.
 
Back in the early days of this thread in February and March the topic of immunity and duration and effectiveness of immunity was a hot scientific discussion that was discussed and argued about on here. I know this thread has turned very stat centric for quite a while now but I still think the findings from the imperial college of London have a place on here and may warrant some consideration seeing as the findings relate to most of the posts we used to discuss which was herd immunity policies etc.

Immunity to Covid-19 could be lost in months, UK study suggests

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-19-could-be-lost-in-months-uk-study-suggests

From a UK institution before the study is dismissed out of hand by some.
This was talked about the other day in the media ,i have been constant on the no assuming immunity or for how long ,i have followed this very closely as it is relevant to me
 
The novel coronavirus could remain alive and infectious in the air for more than an hour.
The airborne claim came from Professor Wendy Barclay, a virologist from the Govenrment’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, and echoed World Health Organisation sentiments made last week

And

A town not far from Barcelona has been placed back into lockdown due to a huge spike in coronavirus cases.
In the first lockdown of its kind since Spain ended its state of emergency last month, as many as 140,000 residents in Lleida, Segrià, have been ordered to stay in their homes.

And

72,100 dead in Brazil

Rolling news
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/coronavirus-live-lockdown-updates-uk-22332566
 
The novel coronavirus could remain alive and infectious in the air for more than an hour.
The airborne claim came from Professor Wendy Barclay, a virologist from the Govenrment’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, and echoed World Health Organisation sentiments made last week

And

A town not far from Barcelona has been placed back into lockdown due to a huge spike in coronavirus cases.
In the first lockdown of its kind since Spain ended its state of emergency last month, as many as 140,000 residents in Lleida, Segrià, have been ordered to stay in their homes.

And

72,100 dead in Brazil

Rolling news
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/coronavirus-live-lockdown-updates-uk-22332566

Could you have another search to pick out More of the worst news ?
 
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