Coronavirus (2021) thread

[Healdplace]

133 all settings deaths - so 119 added for England v 97 last week

 

[Healdplace]

And 32, 406 cases - so 25, 118 from England

DOWN from 26, 982 last Saturday and 27, 545 yesterday

EVEN WITH THE BIG SCOTLAND WK TO WK RISE THE UK TOTAL (NO WALES THEN EITHER REMEMBER) IS ONLY UP 348 FROM 32, 058 LAST SATURDAY AS THE ENGLAND FALL BALANCES THE RISES IN SCOTLAND


Really odd that England has so far evaded the rises and is flat or even falling when the other nations are going up, Though N Ireland fell today too.

Can this entirely be down to schools in or out? As clearly the younger ages are driving these cases everywhere.

Wonder if outside classes could be the way to go if kids playing pre back to school in England outside is not forcing up numbers but those in Scotland in classrooms are?

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

And 32, 406 cases - so 25, 118 from England

DOWN from 26, 982 last Saturday and 27, 545 yesterday

EVEN WITH THE BIG SCOTLAND WK TO WK RISE THE UK TOTAL (NO WALES THEN EITHER REMEMBER) IS ONLY UP 348 FROM 32, 058 LAST SATURDAY AS THE ENGLAND FALL BALANCES THE RISES IN SCOTLAND


Really odd that England has so far evaded the rises and is flat or even falling when the other nations are going up, Though N Ireland fell today too.

Can this entirely be down to schools in or out? As clearly the younger ages are driving these cases everywhere.

Wonder if outside classes could be the way to go if kids playing pre back to school in England outside is not forcing up numbers but those in Scotland in classrooms are?

I suppose we'll only get a proper idea how the whole thing is panning out once schools have been back a while. Certainly by the time the clocks change we can compare with last autumns data to predict what sort of winter we might be in for.

 

[Healdplace]

I suppose we'll only get a proper idea how the whole thing is panning out once schools have been back a while. Certainly by the time the clocks change we can compare with last autumns data to predict what sort of winter we might be in for.

The jabs for 12 and over finally announced will help too. Though not necessarily by much as they minimise hospitalisation but do not stop transmission so much it seems and kids being kids will spread it everywhere they go.

That is the problem. Delta is so infectious in young people. They are mostly fine but if they then get in contact with the more vulnerable - grandparents etc - THOSE might not be. Especially as the weather changes soon and being indoors not out becomes the norm for 4 or 5 months.

 

[Healdplace]

NW and Greater Manchester Data

As flat as a pancake. Not budging much at all.

Four of the last 5 GM totals are 1284 - 1277 - (1518) - 1317 AND TODAY 1296 (The high was 1518 on Thursday)

North West is much the same :-

3275 - 3337 - (3898 on Thursday) - 3505 - 3444 TODAY

So today day to day GM falls 21 from a NW fall of 61 - so pretty much as expected.

And week to week GM is up 128 from a NW rise of 336 - which again is on the low side of the rise and fairly close to par.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

The jabs for 12 and over finally announced will help too. Though not necessarily by much as they minimise hospitalisation but do not stop transmission so much it seems and kids being kids will spread it everywhere they go.

That is the problem. Delta is so infectious in young people. They are mostly fine but if they then get in contact with the more vulnerable - grandparents etc - THOSE might not be. Especially as the weather changes soon and being indoors not out becomes the norm for 4 or 5 months.

Exactly how I see it I think. Hospitalisation and deaths will be the figures to watch rather than cases I suppose.

 

[Healdplace]

GREATER MANCHESTER NUMBERS


MANCHESTER 258 - UP 16 on day & UP 8 week to week

TAMESIDE 149 - UP 2 on day & UP 34 week to week

SALFORD 139 - DOWN 3 on day & UP 24 week to week

STOCKPORT 139 - DOWN 1 on day & DOWN 7 week to week

WIGAN 135 - DOWN 9 on day & UP 20 week to week

TRAFFORD 110 - UP 6 on day & UP 24 week to week

OLDHAM 103 - UP 4 on day & UP 22 week to week

BOLTON 95 - DOWN 21 on day & DOWN 5 week to week

BURY 92 - UP 1 on the day & UP 9 week to week

ROCHDALE 76 - DOWN 16 on day & DOWN 1 week to week


Fairly even across the boroughs with no awful days though Tameside up most wk to wk and fair rises in Salford, Trafford, Oldham and Wigan.

Stockport fell day to day and week to week but by tiny numbers and is really VERY flat like the NW & GM.

Its cases in past 5 days have been 139 - 139 (170) - 140 - 139.

Just 1 case separating 4 daily totals with the jump on Thursday when cases everywhere rose for some reason.

Bolton - though - clearly had the best day down day to day and week to week by a bit more than Stockport.





Manchester up 47 to 14, 845 - leading GM on highest Pop Score by just 5 from Oldham who were up 44 to 14, 840

Trafford up 46 to 11, 611 , whereas Stockport was up 47 to 11, 509

These are the two lowest overall Pop scores in GM with Stockport's lead cut by 1 to 102.



Tameside up 66 to 12, 741 was again the biggest Pop score in today.


Bolton had the lowest rise - just 33 - up to 14, 113.



Happily still no sign of a big increase. But not much sign of a fall either.

 

[Healdplace]

Exactly how I see it I think. Hospitalisation and deaths will be the figures to watch rather than cases I suppose.

They long have been so because of the vaccines - which is why I post all the hospital data in here every evening around 6 pm from England and the regions and then the totals for the UK.

Sadly England only give the data on weekdays. So there will be three days worth to catch up as always on Monday.

But these are quite flat too in England and North West is the smallest contributor of the major England regions from being the most a few weeks ago.

You will find all the Friday data with ups and downs day to day and week to week on pages 3597 & 3598.

 

[BobKowalski]

Another one bites the dust...

 

[Vincent van Rough]

He was a keen birder aswell.