Coronavirus (2021) thread

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UK patients total today is 12, 165. Ventilators 1705.




England hospital regions:

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

East down 68 to 1032 v 1474 // down 2 to 134 v 156

London down 86 to 1932 v 2490 // down 26 to 485 v 552

Midlands down 154 to 2304 v 3003 // down 21 to 328 v 413

NE & Yorks down 113 to 1629 v 2076 // down 17 to 200 v 247

North West down 82 to 1540 v 1978 // down 14 to 182 v 251

South East down 106 to 1248 v 1859 // down 17 to 174 v 249

South West down 35 to 436 v 631 // down 5 to 53 v 88


Everywhere down in both measures.
 
Anyone know the latest vaccination figures..got to be close to 21 million?
 
paulchapo said:
Wee Krankie will cause riots in Scotland if there's truth in the story she won't let families meet until there's very low covid cases!

www.bbc.co.uk

Covid in Scotland: Tighter rules will be used to decide on levels - BBC News

When lockdown is eased local areas will have to have a lower number of positive cases before restrictions are eased.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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Just read that under tighter Scottish restrictions Covid rates in Dundee would have to fall to 3 (three) a day before pubs can re-open !
 
Nick_1985 said:
Unless they can't have it for health reasons they should be sacked. They have a duty of care to people they are looking after. Might seem harsh but the more people that turn it down, the longer this will go on and the more lives it will destroy.
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Whisper it quietly, it may be a race/ cultural issue.
 
GM Weekly Pop Score table:

Cases across the past 7 days measured per 100,000 population to allow direct comparison.

Borough / Weekly Pop Score today / Score 7 days ago / Up or down by / Positive is infections across the pandemic of those who have tested positive in each borough. This rises daily.

Going up bad, going down good - the bigger the fall the larger the case drop across the week

Highest score is 'bottom' in this table and 'lowest' top.


Bolton 156 / 224 / down 68 Testing positive 8.5%

Rochdale 140 / 175 / down 35 Testing positive 8.9%

Bury 140 / 226 / down 86 Testing positive 8.6%

Tameside 137 / 187/ down 50 Testing positive 7.5%

Wigan 128 / 155 / down 27 Testing positive 8.3%

Stockport 121 / 185 / down 64 Testing positive 6.7%

Salford 120 / 176 / down 56 Testing positive 8.4%

Oldham 117 / 142 / down 25 Testing positive 9.1%

Manchester 114 / 174 / down 60 Testing positive 9.0%

Trafford 84 / 134 / down 50 Testing positive 6.6%


As you can see the numbers are tumbling and big week to week falls almost everywhere.
 
Invisible Man's Bandage said:
203,168 first doses & 28,282 second doses.

21.3 Mill total doses
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Fantastic
Healdplace said:
GM Weekly Pop Score table:

Cases across the past 7 days measured per 100,000 population to allow direct comparison.

Borough / Weekly Pop Score today / Score 7 days ago / Up or down by / Positive is infections across the pandemic of those who have tested positive in each borough. This rises daily.

Going up bad, going down good - the bigger the fall the larger the case drop across the week

Highest score is 'bottom' in this table and 'lowest' top.


Bolton 156 / 224 / down 68 Testing positive 8.5%

Rochdale 140 / 175 / down 35 Testing positive 8.9%

Bury 140 / 226 / down 86 Testing positive 8.6%

Tameside 137 / 187/ down 50 Testing positive 7.5%

Wigan 128 / 155 / down 27 Testing positive 8.3%

Stockport 121 / 185 / down 64 Testing positive 6.7%

Salford 120 / 176 / down 56 Testing positive 8.4%

Oldham 117 / 142 / down 25 Testing positive 9.1%

Manchester 114 / 174 / down 60 Testing positive 9.0%

Trafford 84 / 134 / down 50 Testing positive 6.6%


As you can see the numbers are tumbling and big week to week falls almost everywhere.
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Bloody brilliant
 
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