Coronavirus (2021) thread

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Bedford being reported as seeing a huge spike in cases, and also Blackburn, High Peak, Erewash (on the way down) and Bolton (obviously).

Bolton really kicked off in late April so we should be getting a hospital signal in the data very soon, if one is to happen
Hopefully that hospital spike never appears in any significant degree. We will get several days data today as it never gets published over the weekend so we might get an idea. NW has been falling very slowly and that might have been because of the new variant reducing its fall. But Zoe is showing Bolton way down over the past few days in symptomatic cases. It is not even in the watch zone there now. Which is encouraging.

I have been flagging up High Peak for the last few days on the Zoe App reports.

As you see above your post today it is now left as the ONLY pink zone in the NW and the only two GM boroughs slightly rising today (Stockport and Tameside) both border it.

Hope it does not take a week for those in control to act like they did with Bolton.

I maybe will have to talk to Elise though I do not like interfering in politics.
 
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Bedford being reported as seeing a huge spike in cases, and also Blackburn, High Peak, Erewash (on the way down) and Bolton (obviously).

Bolton really kicked off in late April so we should be getting a hospital signal in the data very soon, if one is to happen
Seems they’re not bothered (according the Guardian)
 
Latest national and regional data on prevalence of the India variant.

Still growing strongly across all regions at 9th May.

Implication of this, I think is that the plateau in case numbers may be *entirely* due to this variant, we would have seen a continuing decrease otherwise.

Also, and much more concerning, that as the Kent variant did, this hidden growth will now become apparent once it's grown enough to be dominant.

A significant relaxation today brings with it the prospect of a further speeding of that growth.

All of which explains the caution behind the messaging on today's opening up.

 
Latest national and regional data on prevalence of the India variant.

Still growing strongly across all regions at 9th May.

Implication of this, I think is that the plateau in case numbers may be *entirely* due to this variant, we would have seen a continuing decrease otherwise.

Also, and much more concerning, that as the Kent variant did, this hidden growth will now become apparent once it's grown enough to be dominant.

A significant relaxation today brings with it the prospect of a further speeding of that growth.

All of which explains the caution behind the messaging on today's opening up.


21 June won't happen..
 
England hospital deaths over past 3 days.

SATURDAY

4 with 1 in NW - in Manchester. Also one each in NE/Yorks (Newcastle) and Midlands (2) ( 1 Lincolnshire - 1 North Midlands)

2 aged 40 - 59 and 2 aged 60 to 79. 0 over 80.

Previous Saturdays 13 with 2 NW, 16 with 4 and 20 with 2



SUNDAY

1 - in the Midlands ( Birmingham) - Aged 80 Plus

Previous Sundays 2 with 0 NW, 3 with 1 and 6 with 0.



MONDAY

3 - 1 London (Barts), 2 Midlands (1 each in Shrewsbury + Sherwood Forest)

1 aged 50 - 59, 2 aged 60 - 79, 0 over 80.

Previous Mondays 3 with 0 NW, 3 with 0 and 4 with 0.


Still excellent numbers - no hint of the variant denting this fall.

There will be several illnesses causing more deaths than this right now I expect.
 
Here are the 5 day death numbers since 1 May in England hospitals:

8 - 8 - 8 - 7 - 13 - 6 - 6 - 6 - 5 - 2 - 12 - 6 (Total 87)


The previous 12 days of 5 day totals were:-

11 - 16 - 14 - 15 - 15 - 6 - 13 - 9 - 9 - 9 - 8 - 7 (Total 132)


The days after 12 May - last 5 day total - are currently:-

13 May 1 after 4 days

14 May 2 after 3 days

15 May 2 after 2 days

16 May 0 after 1 day.

No explanation needed to show this is pretty darned good news.
 
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