roubaixtuesday
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 14 Dec 2019
- Messages
- 4,515
- Team supported
- City
Even in the very hardest hit areas, I don't think there's any suggestion the attack rate ever got as high as 50%?
Interested in a link if I've missed something.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Coronavirus (2021) thread
- Thread starter Ric
- Start date
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
Even in the very hardest hit areas, I don't think there's any suggestion the attack rate ever got as high as 50%?
Interested in a link if I've missed something.
ayrshire_blue
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 1 May 2008
- Messages
- 6,278
GoatersLeftShin
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 3 Jan 2019
- Messages
- 1,674
- Team supported
- MCFC
I had it last week and wasn't remotely ill. My left arm was slightly sore a day after, but only if I pressed where the injection was. I am really soft when it comes to injections/pain as well so if I didn't feel anything, you'll be fine :)Has anybody had the AZ jab and not been ill after it? Seems everybody I know had the side effects
Healdplace
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 12 May 2013
- Messages
- 15,985
ZOE APP UPDATE
UK Symptomatic cases rise again -by 703 to 17, 381 slightly higher rise than yesterday.
These have risen for 5 straight days now for the first time since January.
And the UK predicted case numbers also up (as they have been every day now for a week) by 100 to 1524.
Here are the GM boroughs based on Zoe reported data:-
Number of Active cases / Active cases per million population estimated from the first data (all versus yesterday)
BOLTON shoots back UP to an area of concern from 27 / 94 to 298 / 1053 in one go. Maybe the mass testing there?
STOCKPORT Falls a little again from 371 / 1283 to 330 / 1143 .
Chorley is above both of them and still the worst in the NW.~
Other areas have escalated more. In South Yorkshire and the Midlands there are now several areas at rates double or treble any of those above.
As Zoe and the data I post nightly are both seemingly tracking ahead of the official data we MIGHT see better news for GM in coming days and the concern move to these other areas in Yorkshire and the Midlands.
Other GM boroughs are less dramatic but mixed. Though mostly good.
BURY 15 / 81 v 15 / 82 - static but very low
MANCHESTER 76 / 140 v 198 / 363 - good fall on the day.
OLDHAM 176 / 751 v 129 / 552 - a bit of a rise here
ROCHDALE 25 / 113 v 22 / 99 - up a little.
SALFORD 107 / 422 v 125 / 496 - a small fall today.
TAMESIDE 114 / 510 v 150 / 672 - another healthy fall.
TRAFFORD 65 / 276 v 49 / 210 - A bit of an increase here.
WIGAN 89 / 247 v 91 / 282 Small fall.
Most of GM is down today in numbers despite national increases focused elsewhere. That may be good for the NW but suggests this variant is taking root in a lot more places. And that the gradual opening up is sparking more cases which was inevitable and not in of itself a problem.
UK Symptomatic cases rise again -by 703 to 17, 381 slightly higher rise than yesterday.
These have risen for 5 straight days now for the first time since January.
And the UK predicted case numbers also up (as they have been every day now for a week) by 100 to 1524.
Here are the GM boroughs based on Zoe reported data:-
Number of Active cases / Active cases per million population estimated from the first data (all versus yesterday)
BOLTON shoots back UP to an area of concern from 27 / 94 to 298 / 1053 in one go. Maybe the mass testing there?
STOCKPORT Falls a little again from 371 / 1283 to 330 / 1143 .
Chorley is above both of them and still the worst in the NW.~
Other areas have escalated more. In South Yorkshire and the Midlands there are now several areas at rates double or treble any of those above.
As Zoe and the data I post nightly are both seemingly tracking ahead of the official data we MIGHT see better news for GM in coming days and the concern move to these other areas in Yorkshire and the Midlands.
Other GM boroughs are less dramatic but mixed. Though mostly good.
BURY 15 / 81 v 15 / 82 - static but very low
MANCHESTER 76 / 140 v 198 / 363 - good fall on the day.
OLDHAM 176 / 751 v 129 / 552 - a bit of a rise here
ROCHDALE 25 / 113 v 22 / 99 - up a little.
SALFORD 107 / 422 v 125 / 496 - a small fall today.
TAMESIDE 114 / 510 v 150 / 672 - another healthy fall.
TRAFFORD 65 / 276 v 49 / 210 - A bit of an increase here.
WIGAN 89 / 247 v 91 / 282 Small fall.
Most of GM is down today in numbers despite national increases focused elsewhere. That may be good for the NW but suggests this variant is taking root in a lot more places. And that the gradual opening up is sparking more cases which was inevitable and not in of itself a problem.
Last edited:
Healdplace
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 12 May 2013
- Messages
- 15,985
BBC News just reported on Bolton and the rise there (all be it using data from last week). None the less the testing is now seriously underway and they noted that the bulk of the cases are in the young - school age, teens and under 25. And as yet not much sign of serious illness.
Man_City_Loyal
Well-Known Member
Is that the true reason why Turkey is on the red list? (People were speculating it was mainly due to the final)
Turkeys been bad for a while with covid.
Mid Wales blue
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 30 Jan 2017
- Messages
- 4,787
No, it’s “my“ speculation, based on the % positive test results versus the Number of tests perfomed by each health board, leading up to and including the high point of the virus infections in Wales.Even in the very hardest hit areas, I don't think there's any suggestion the attack rate ever got as high as 50%?
Interested in a link if I've missed something.
I won’t post it here as it involves breaking down 7 different Local Health Boards in Wales. Each given their daily/weekly/monthly test data.
What I should have said, gaining herd immunity, instead of most were immune.
Last edited:
Healdplace
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 12 May 2013
- Messages
- 15,985
England hospital deaths
11 with 1 from the NW.
Last week was 7 with 2
Wk before 26 with 4
Wk before 34 with 2
Before anyone panics that 7 was in effect a Sunday number as last Monday was a bank holiday so data registration closed. It would have been more like 17 in a normal week. And the two week fall is very good. So calling it a rise would be a mistake the media will no doubt make anyway.
Regions:- East 0, London 1, Midlands 1, NE & Yorkshire 5, North West 1, South East 1, South West 2.
No trust other than Bradford (3) had more than 1 death.
The NW one was in Pennine Acute.
11 with 1 from the NW.
Last week was 7 with 2
Wk before 26 with 4
Wk before 34 with 2
Before anyone panics that 7 was in effect a Sunday number as last Monday was a bank holiday so data registration closed. It would have been more like 17 in a normal week. And the two week fall is very good. So calling it a rise would be a mistake the media will no doubt make anyway.
Regions:- East 0, London 1, Midlands 1, NE & Yorkshire 5, North West 1, South East 1, South West 2.
No trust other than Bradford (3) had more than 1 death.
The NW one was in Pennine Acute.
ell
Well-Known Member
I know but a lot of countries not on the red list were, I mean Boris was still planning on a trip to India days before it went on the red list. Just strikes me as weird putting it on the red list after cases start falling.Turkeys been bad for a while with covid.
- Status
- Not open for further replies.