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Coronavirus (2021) thread
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M18CTID
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It's @BlueHammer85 ;)Hancock also added that they have narrowed down the missing patient with the dangerous variant to just 379 households in South East England. They are checking them all one by one. So I assume they will soon know who this is.
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343 all settings deaths.
6391 cases
My Zoe app guess not far off.
6391 cases
My Zoe app guess not far off.
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Testing today up over 200K too on yesterday btw!
715, 778 for those 6391 cases which is 0.9%positivity.
v 510, 944 for 5455 yesterday. (1.06 positivity)
The numbers themselves are not important as sub 1% positivity is unprecedented.
But the reality though cases are up that number is not obviously worse than yesterday given the big rise in tests.
This often happens after weekends.
715, 778 for those 6391 cases which is 0.9%positivity.
v 510, 944 for 5455 yesterday. (1.06 positivity)
The numbers themselves are not important as sub 1% positivity is unprecedented.
But the reality though cases are up that number is not obviously worse than yesterday given the big rise in tests.
This often happens after weekends.
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It's totally bizarre that someone working in the health care sector should be opposed to medical care involving drugs. It's impossible to see how someone who presents a health risk (by not being vaccinated) should be allowed to work with vulnerable people.
Exactly. If my older relatives were to become ill because they didn't fancy having the one thing to prevent it all they'd be fucking hell to pay.
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Cases Tuesday to Tuesday in 2021:
60, 916 v 45, 533 v 33, 355 v 20, 089 v 16, 840 v 12, 364 v 10, 625 v 8489 v 6391 Today
Pretty much a drop to 10% of where we were 2 months ago.
60, 916 v 45, 533 v 33, 355 v 20, 089 v 16, 840 v 12, 364 v 10, 625 v 8489 v 6391 Today
Pretty much a drop to 10% of where we were 2 months ago.
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Regional Scoreboard:
Most places up a little. But everyone still below 1000.
North West still highest up 81 to 889.
Other regions Yorkshire 735 (down 10). North East 305 (up 29), East Midlands 623 (up 12), West Midlands 677 (up 83), East 495 (up 110), London 629 (up 107), South East 805 (up 293) - biggest rise and closest to NW ad South West 276 (up 23).
Most places up a little. But everyone still below 1000.
North West still highest up 81 to 889.
Other regions Yorkshire 735 (down 10). North East 305 (up 29), East Midlands 623 (up 12), West Midlands 677 (up 83), East 495 (up 110), London 629 (up 107), South East 805 (up 293) - biggest rise and closest to NW ad South West 276 (up 23).
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Greater Manchester Summary:
But GM had a good day and the numbers are a real surprise.
Total 400 - so up 32 - which is less than pro rata for NW rise so % of NW total fell to 45%.
Some GM places were up (Stockport by 17 to 46 the most - though still well down week to week again).
Three in the 20s at 24, 25 and 26 - the now usual suspects but with Trafford the highest of the three, Bury in the middle and Oldham lowest.
However, the real big news is that Manchester was not top - not even second - but with its lowest numbers in many a month at 53 (only 7 ahead of Stockport) it was behind two other boroughs.
Wigan at 54 and Bolton at 58.
So the entire GM scoreboard was the most equally split it has been since last Summer with every borough between 24 and 58. And most were down v last week and those up only barely - so the weekly Pop for GM will be on its way down almost everywhere still. Which is what we need to see.
That is like the good days when Covid was for a few weeks a memory last Summer.
But GM had a good day and the numbers are a real surprise.
Total 400 - so up 32 - which is less than pro rata for NW rise so % of NW total fell to 45%.
Some GM places were up (Stockport by 17 to 46 the most - though still well down week to week again).
Three in the 20s at 24, 25 and 26 - the now usual suspects but with Trafford the highest of the three, Bury in the middle and Oldham lowest.
However, the real big news is that Manchester was not top - not even second - but with its lowest numbers in many a month at 53 (only 7 ahead of Stockport) it was behind two other boroughs.
Wigan at 54 and Bolton at 58.
So the entire GM scoreboard was the most equally split it has been since last Summer with every borough between 24 and 58. And most were down v last week and those up only barely - so the weekly Pop for GM will be on its way down almost everywhere still. Which is what we need to see.
That is like the good days when Covid was for a few weeks a memory last Summer.
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England hospital data:
Really good news. As expected after the Monday uptick back to good falling numbers across the board.
Patients: down in day 644 to 10, 121 - good chance we will see four figures tomorrow. Was last week 13, 511.
Ventilators down in day 102 to 1556 - was 1956 last week.
Regional numbers to follow.
Really good news. As expected after the Monday uptick back to good falling numbers across the board.
Patients: down in day 644 to 10, 121 - good chance we will see four figures tomorrow. Was last week 13, 511.
Ventilators down in day 102 to 1556 - was 1956 last week.
Regional numbers to follow.
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