Coronavirus (2021) thread

[kippaxwarrior]

As you see from the briefing just now the doctors agree with my concerns over North West and Midlands where the problems are.

Let's not blow it says Hancock.

With reference to areas where people are taking things too easy and breaking rules as if it is over

It really is not if you live in those areas especially.

They are on a tipping point where cases are stubbornly not going down.

GM today shows that well. 80 of the NW rise today of 103 is in the Greater Manchester.

Had a little smile when professor Van Tam said how Mays times do you see your team go 3 nil up only to lose 4-3

 

[Nightmare Walking]

If this works it’s a bit of a game changer .. Fingers crissed

Never mind Covid, I am interested in whether this will help Crohn's disease and other autoimmune diseases.

 

[cleavers]

Had a little smile when professor Van Tam said how Mays times do you see your team go 3 nil up only to lose 4-3

My immediate thought was "not very often", though I do fondly remember one.

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

Some incredibly important questions being asked in this briefing.

 

[Healdplace]

My immediate thought was "not very often", though I do fondly remember one.

Which I only mentioned in here two days ago in a post so it is now clear. The professor gets his info from this thread!

 

[cleavers]

That conference was done ahead of what looks like the sort of weekend weather where everyone ignores the rules and goes mad.

It won't work, because the majority who watch these are the ones that won't, and the ones who are likely to "go mad" are the ones who don't watch, and won't understand even now the damage it could do.

 

[N1985]

That's what it looked like to me but your comment made me curious so I had have had a quick play just now with the daily Gov.uk vaccine data released over the last couple of weeks.

My conclusion is that - based on the data released yesterday - the rate of vaccination has indeed nearly recovered.

For example:

• the data released on Monday showed that vaccinations was only 63% of the level reported 7 days earlier.
• by Tuesday this had improved, to 75% of the level reported the previous Tuesday.
• by Wednesday it had improved still further, to 93% of the level reported the previous Wednesday.
• by yesterday it was at nearly 97% of the level of the previous Thursday.

(There is a very strong pattern in vaccinations, with the data released on Monday always the lowest for the week, normally successively building up to Sunday data, which is usually the highest figure for the week).

But, the big drop off in vaccination rates started in last Friday's data, We will know for sure if the supply problem is behind us at around 4pm this afternoon when today's data is released. If the percentage is well north of 100% then it is well and truly full steam ahead.

I'll update the thread when this new data emerges.

Fantastic post and information. Cheers

 

[Deleted member 77198]

You will not be stunned to hear that the North West went up today with this big fall in cases.

Pretty much everywhere else down - even West Midlands - though at 1053 it was the only other region in four figures.

Frustrating if you live in the NW to see those death numbers today and the struggle to get cases down still being had.

Though the rise was not much - just 103 to 1315 - but there have been three lower totals in the past week alone.

Hopefully next week will be when - though population wise and demographic wise the NW will always have one of the highest numbers.

Do you mean our death numbers wenta up, or cases?

 

[Tonster]

That conference was done ahead of what looks like the sort of weekend weather where everyone ignores the rules and goes mad.

It won't work, because the majority who watch these are the ones that won't, and the ones who are likely to "go mad" are the ones who don't watch, and won't understand even now the damage it could do.

But go mad where exactly? It’s hardly barbecue weather.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

That conference was done ahead of what looks like the sort of weekend weather where everyone ignores the rules and goes mad.

It won't work, because the majority who watch these are the ones that won't, and the ones who are likely to "go mad" are the ones who don't watch, and won't understand even now the damage it could do.

That’s the frustrating thing. All the way through, they’ve been speaking to people who want to listen and want to do the right thing.

Those that aren’t arsed about the news or Covid or anything, won’t have been reached out to.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

That’s the frustrating thing. All the way through, they’ve been speaking to people who want to listen and want to do the right thing.

Those that aren’t arsed about the news or Covid or anything, won’t have been reached out to.

Which is where the media on all formats should be centering rather than on people not taking up vaccinations.

 

[Blue and still suffering]

Which I only mentioned in here two days ago in a post so it is now clear. The professor gets his info from this thread!

Come on admit it HP, you are JVT under an assumed name!

 

[worsleyweb]

Sedgely Park Bury - covid Hotspot. Pathetic article in the evening news saying No one can explain what cases are rising so fast. fucking frightened to speak the truth.

A Jewish women I know and just been on the phone to was accused of being anti Semitic believe it or not as she complained it was because so many were at the synagogue in the area celebrating the recent festivals.

In Her words our own are killing our own.

why the fuck are Churches, synagogues and mosques open? Sure god would understand you praying at home for a few weeks???

 

[Healdplace]

England hospital data good news again:

Patients: Down 668 in day to 11, 781 - was 15, 018 last Friday.

Ventilators: Down 58 in day to 1808 - was 2251 last Friday

Regionally everywhere down: Today and v last Friday.

East patients by 105 to 1239 v 1536 /// ventilators 149 (level) v 183

London patients by 118 to 2253 v 3048 /// ventilators 556 (down 11) v 705

Midlands patients by 128 to 2648 v 3190 /// ventilators 362 (down 14) v 439

NE/Yorks patients by 94 to 1800 v 2197 /// ventilators 231 (down 1) v 263

North West patients by 106 to 1724 v 2198 /// ventilators 225 (down 8) v 284

South East patient by 76 to 1548 v 2025 /// ventilators 219 (down 8) v 270

South West patients by 41 to 569 v 824 /// ventilators 72 (down 6) v 107

 

[cleavers]

But go mad where exactly? It’s hardly barbecue weather.

Country parks and the like, or in each others gardens breaking the rules, whether you agree with them or not.

 

[Healdplace]

Do you mean our death numbers wenta up, or cases?

Both as my posts explained earlier.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Jonathan van Tam is class isn’t he?!

“Don’t think that just because you’re 3-0 up, there’s no possible way you can lose the game. How many times have you seen the other team come back and take the game 4-3? Do not wreck this now! It is too early to relax. Just continue to maintain discipline and hang on just a few more months. Do not wreck this!”

 

[feelymcfeel]

Sedgely Park Bury - covid Hotspot. Pathetic article in the evening news saying No one can explain what cases are rising so fast. fucking frightened to speak the truth.

A Jewish women I know and just been on the phone to was accused of being anti Semitic believe it or not as she complained it was because so many were at the synagogue in the area celebrating the recent festivals.

In Her words our own are killing our own.

why the fuck are Churches, synagogues and mosques open? Sure god would understand you praying at home for a few weeks???

Lets not forget plagues are one of the big man's go to fixits when stuffs not great.

 

[cleavers]

That’s the frustrating thing. All the way through, they’ve been speaking to people who want to listen and want to do the right thing.

Those that aren’t arsed about the news or Covid or anything, won’t have been reached out to.

It's one thing that has been consistent for a year now, badly targetted messaging.

 

[give it to gordon]

So the rate raises again where I live, getting fed up with this , went up last week as well so it's not going down.

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