Coronavirus (2021) thread

[Claytop]

If you're positive, they will chase you

 

[Healdplace]

ENGLAND HOSPITAL DATA


As expected up a lot over the weekend as the legacy of cases from a week or so before the fall filter though.



We SHOULD see falls as the week goes on.


ADMISSIONS WED - THU - FRI - SAT (2 days behind remember)


783 - 827 - 725 - 734

NORTH WEST went 98 - 126 - 130 - 131 - up every day though not by much.

Other regions:

LONDON 126 - 141 - 104 - 134

MIDLANDS 146 - 144 - 136 - 122 - quite surprisingly downward

NE & YORKSHIRE 215 - 205 - 188 - 161 - even more dramatically down

Bit puzzling. But still two regions more admissions than NW on latest data,



IN PATIENTS: FR! - SAT - SUN - TODAY

Up 4401 - 4476 - 4725 - 5055, Tops 5K Big rise today of 330. Total rise 654

Last weekend the data went

3367 - 3442 - 3546 - 3813. Monday rise of 277. Total rise of 446.

Clearly going up as more regions come into the picture.


REGIONS:-


LONDON 794 - 852 - 890 - 957 - up over weekend 163 (V last Monday 647 - rise of 310)

MIDLANDS 858 - 805 - 854 - 959 - up over weekend 101 (V last Monday 730 - rise of 229)

NE & YORKSHIRE 1028 - 1050 - 1069 - 1152 - up over weekend 124 (V last Monday 850 - rise of 302)

AND


NORTH WEST 830 - 827 - 879 - 871 - up over weekend 41 (V last Monday 800 - rise of 71)

Clear that whilst still edging up the NW is no longer the main driver and all three of the other large regions now have more patients in than NW and are rising more rapidly.

 

[west didsblue]

Couldn’t bring myself to scroll below the line but surely at least 50% of people commenting on Mail articles are just there to wind people up…

Probably.
I think the likes are largely driven by bots as well.

 

[west didsblue]

Said it the other day but these Covid deniers and anti-vaxxers encompass the whole political spectrum. Many of them absolutely cannot stand Johnson and think he’s one of the ringleaders behind this “hoax” virus. The people attending these protests are a mish-mash of far right and far left, plus a load of gullible bellends somewhere in between.

Fair point. I think think there’s reasonable correlation with Trumpers though.

 

[Invisible Man's Bandage]

There are probably several factors artificially reducing the number of cases (less kids being tested, maybe people not reporting positive tests and so on) but you'd have to think that if there was still a real exponential growth then they would be at least where they were a week or more ago if not higher.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

The week to week etc on the 24, 950 cases are posted several pages back.

The deaths are 14. Always low on Monday though due to Sunday data,

Likely 3 figures tomorrow. Hope that doesn’t cause mass media panic, although I’m sure it will….

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Check the comments under the article and she gets a ridiculous amount of support from the nutty Mail readers. The same people that gave us Johnson, Brexit and always seem to have a positive view on Trump. There’s certainly a theme when it comes to anti vaxxers and science deniers.

Science deniers?

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

The latest figures from NHS England show a total of 5,055 patients were in hospital on 26 July.

This is a 33% increase from the previous week and is the highest level since 18 March.

And it is nearly double the number a fortnight ago, but is still well below levels seen at the peak of the second wave.

The data shows that all regions of England have seen week-on-week increases in patients

That's 1/8 of the number in January/February from similar positive tests. The vaccine is definitely carrying us through this.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) latest insights - Office for National Statistics

www.ons.gov.uk

 

[M18CTID]

Fair point. I think think there’s reasonable correlation with Trumpers though.

Yeah, totally agree on that

 

[BlueAnorak]

I see 1/2 the people who have been in hospital for Covid have caught it while in hospital for somthing else. So much for the "Wonderful" NHS.
Infection control is just bloody awful and has been for decades.