Coronavirus (2021) thread

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Tonster said:
Of course but we need to remember most schools are operating at about 40-50% capacity this time since January so the impact along with the vaccines should mean the impact in cases and any hospitalisations (relative to Sep) will hopefully be less.
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My post was in reply to someone expecting the cases to drop through March, I was just pointing out we will be doing well if that ends up being the case and it’s more likely they will rise, just hopefully not too much. I’m well aware of everything you’ve posted though being correct mate, ta.
 
Worrying to see the Manaus variant now in the UK via travellers who flew in from Brazil via Paris then London then into Aberdeen.

And a separate outbreak in Gloucestershire.

This is one of the more serious of the new variants.
 
Rammy Blue said:
My post was in reply to someone expecting the cases to drop through March, I was just pointing out we will be doing well if that ends up being the case and it’s more likely they will rise, just hopefully not too much. I’m well aware of everything you’ve posted though, ta.
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Yeah hope so. If at the end of March it’s similar to now it won’t be too bad.
 
bluethrunthru said:
RW deluded fuckwit Hitchens has his jab then rages against being "forced" to have it and blaming on Blair. He is now getting pelters from the anti-vaxxers he has encouraged on Twitter - so is that other mad deluded RW anti-vax promoter Swayne who guess what? - yep he has had his first one too - charlatans the lot of them

www.dailymail.co.uk

PETER HITCHENS: I've had Covid jab- and all it cost me was my freedom

PETER HITCHENS: So sorry, Your Majesty, but I have had my first Covid vaccination for wholly selfish reasons. I did not do it for the good of others but for my own convenience.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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Presumably, the 'important part of his family' would have been unable to travel to the U.K. and visit him and his principles.
 
Rammy Blue said:
Schools back in a week so bound to be an increase, just got to hope we keep it under control.
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The rate at which cases are coming down now corresponds to R~0.7

The vaccination programme should be constantly reducing that further now, and that will make more of a difference as we get to younger people.

There's bound to be an effect, but I'm cautiously optimistic that R will remain below one with schools back.

In principle, test/track/trace should start to make more of a difference as numbers reduce too. We need more support for people isolating.

Fingers crossed, most things are looking really good right now.
 
England hospital data:

More good news here.

Patients down 427 to 10, 663 - last Sunday it fell just 146 to 14, 140 (week before it rose on Sunday to 17, 787)

Ventilators down 117 to 1630 - last Sunday they fell just 20 to 2122 - week before up 19 to 2611.

Regional numbers to follow.
 
Healdplace said:
Worrying to see the Manaus variant now in the UK via travellers who flew in from Brazil via Paris then London then into Aberdeen.

And a separate outbreak in Gloucestershire.

This is one of the more serious of the new variants.
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The virus not going away , don’t think we will be locking down again , we really need to open back up
 
UK patients total today is 12, 824. (Not just under 15,000 as the BBC stated earlier but that is because the Gov UK is two days out of date as usual at weekend))

Last time we had fewer in hospital in UK was 1 November.

Patient numbers peaked on 18 January at 39, 248 - so numbers have fallen by 26. 424 in 41 days.

Or to put it another way it has fallen by MORE than the total number we had in UK hospitals at the peak of the first wave in April - which was 21, 687.

We passed that number on the way up in this wave on Christmas Eve and passed it coming down two weeks ago on 13 February.

Ventilators supposedly 1971 but in reality the number as of today is 1792. This peaked on 24 January at 4077 - so it has fallen 2285 in just 35 days.

First wave peaked at 3301 on ventilators on 12 April.
 
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England hospital regions:

Patient // Ventilators // change in past 24 hours and v last week

East down 50 to 1113 v 1504 // down 6 to 141 v 169

London down 274 to 1828 v 2734 // down 85 to 455 v 667 :- Huge fall in day here.

Midlands down 35 to 2483 v 3036 // up 2 to 358 v 415 :- slight rise in ventilators

NE & Yorks up 11 to 1747 v 2163 // down 6 to 219 v 252 :- slight rise in patients

North West down 26 to 1602 v 2072 // down 20 to 203 v 272 :- recent deaths may be why ventilator well down

South East down 38 to 1413 v 1875 // down 6 to 190 v 249

South West down 15 to 477 v 758 // up 4 to 64 v 98 :- ventilators up a bit but big week to week drop


Most place with healthy falls which is not common in Sunday and Monday data.
 
What’s happened to Moss side Blue, Banjani, Kaz . They were all very prominent on this thread . Can’t all be banned surely?
 
Friends Mum refusing to take, think it’s designed to give people cancer.
you wouldn’t think she was a f*ckin idiot if you met her. But there ya go. Probably read something on social media.
 
Healdplace said:
Worrying to see the Manaus variant now in the UK via travellers who flew in from Brazil via Paris then London then into Aberdeen.

And a separate outbreak in Gloucestershire.

This is one of the more serious of the new variants.
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I still don't get why air travel is permitted in and out of the country for anything but the most essential of purposes. It's a bizarre risk to take at this stage of the pandemic all things considered.
 
Bet all those people who are having to stay 10 days in a hotel at a cost of nearly £2k will be delighted to hear that some people have waltzed through and are now spreading variants.

My own view is that quarantine is a waste of time and money: you will not stop the variants getting in they will get in anyway via transport/key delivery links.
 
Not quite the right thread but anyway, got covid in November and struggled ever since with chest, headaches, taste and smell fatigue and aching bones, had the az vaccine at 10.00 am today and been waiting for side effects but omg I feel brand new, tasting my wine was like the first time, chest is clear as a bell headache gone, legs feel like I could go for a run, it’s utterly bizarre, feel like this should be shared with the medical professionals, it’s like I’ve had a miracle drug, how can this be
 
i8rags said:
Not quite the right thread but anyway, got covid in November and struggled ever since with chest, headaches, taste and smell fatigue and aching bones, had the az vaccine at 10.00 am today and been waiting for side effects but omg I feel brand new, tasting my wine was like the first time, chest is clear as a bell headache gone, legs feel like I could go for a run, it’s utterly bizarre, feel like this should be shared with the medical professionals, it’s like I’ve had a miracle drug, how can this be
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Sure you’ve not had a line?
 
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