Coronavirus (2021) thread

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Northern Ireland data:

Compared with 2 weeks ago as no data Easter Sunday

1 death - down from 3 yesterday and was 2 two weeks ago

84 cases - down from 146 yesterday and was 116 two weeks ago

6.6% positivity - down from 7.2% yesterday and was 8.4% two weeks ago

5 Care Home outbreaks - was 5 yesterday and down from 6 two weeks ago

Weekly cases total 656 - up from 620 yesterday and down from 1061 two weeks ago.

84 Patients - down from 86 yesterday and down from 126 two weeks ago

5 ventilated - down from 7 yesterday and from 11 two weeks ago.


Very good figures here - and note the big falls still in hospital (N Ireland the only place now still bothering to report this data on the weekend).

Last time there were fewer patients in hospital was 20 September.

And fewer ventilated patients was 22 September.

They are about 10 days ahead of the equivalent dates for England that are also falling back day by day.
 
Scotland vaccination data:

2, 657, 578 first doses given - 15, 054 today - was 17, 947 yesterday & 17. 948 last week

568, 875 second doses given - 17, 176 today - was 26,887 yesterday & 16, 116 last week
 
So deaths for the four nations (unlikely to be add ons for out of hospital England at weekend) is 15.

And the cases for the three nations with England to come just 392 which is the lowest in many months.
 
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Healdplace said:
Just 7 all settings deaths and 1730 cases.

Lowest in many a month.

Sunday data low as it always is nonetheless impressive.

Extraordinarily close to the Zoe App prediction earlier too - which was 1732!
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Well we couldn't have a better baseline to go into the next stage of re-opening. Let's see what difference opening up the Primarks and Arndales has (if any) in 3 weeks time; pub gardens should be the safest of the new freedoms.
 
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