Healdplace
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ONS survey weekly Friday prevalence results show falls week to week - week ending 31 JUL
England 1 in 75 - down slightly from 1 in 65 last week - so levelled off
N Ireland 1 in 55 - UP from 1 in 65 - now highest numbers in UK consistent with data and NI last to get Delta
Scotland 1 in 120 - down slightly from 1 in 110 - like England flatlining
Wales 1 in 230 - was 1 in 160 - actually down the most w to wk
THIS IS ALL GOOD NEWS AS THE DATA SUPPORTS A FLATTENING OFF IN ENGLAND & SCOTLAND WITH BETTER NUMBERS IN SCOTLAND AS THEY WERE FIRST INTO THE DELTA WAVE
AND THAT N IRELAND LAST IN IS ONLY ONE STILL RISING WHICH MAKES SENSE
AND THAT WALES AS THE MOST VACCINATED POPULATION OF THE FOUR NATIONS HAS THE LOWEST RATE
England 1 in 75 - down slightly from 1 in 65 last week - so levelled off
N Ireland 1 in 55 - UP from 1 in 65 - now highest numbers in UK consistent with data and NI last to get Delta
Scotland 1 in 120 - down slightly from 1 in 110 - like England flatlining
Wales 1 in 230 - was 1 in 160 - actually down the most w to wk
THIS IS ALL GOOD NEWS AS THE DATA SUPPORTS A FLATTENING OFF IN ENGLAND & SCOTLAND WITH BETTER NUMBERS IN SCOTLAND AS THEY WERE FIRST INTO THE DELTA WAVE
AND THAT N IRELAND LAST IN IS ONLY ONE STILL RISING WHICH MAKES SENSE
AND THAT WALES AS THE MOST VACCINATED POPULATION OF THE FOUR NATIONS HAS THE LOWEST RATE