Coronavirus (2021) thread

[Healdplace]

ENGLAND REGIONS TODAY V LAST WEEK



EAST UP 557 TO 5353 V 4677 - UP 676 IN WEEK - ABOUT 800 ABOVE THE NORTH WEST

LONDON UP 507 TO 4435 V 3485 - UP 950 IN WEEK ONLY 100 BELOW NORTH WEST TODAY

SOUTH EAST UP 18 TO 7365 V 6274 - UP 1091 STILL THE HIGHEST REGION WAY OVER THE NORTH WEST

SOUTH WEST UP 81 TO 6131 V 6604 - DOWN 473 IN WEEK - ANOTHER SOUTHERN REGION WELL ABOVE THE NORTH WEST TODAY





EAST MIDLANDS UP 248 TO 3642 V 3422 - UP 220 IN WEEK

WEST MIDLANDS DOWN 597 TO 3698 V 4565 - DOWN 867 IN WEEK - BIG DROP HERE


NORTH EAST UP 316 TO 2353 V 1720 - UP 633 IN WEEK

YORKSHIRE DOWN 464 TO 3533 V 3427 - UP 106 IN WEEK


AND

NORTH WEST DOWN 530 TO 4559 V 4615 - DOWN 56 IN WEEK


AS YOU SEE THE NORTHERN REGIONS CLEARLY DOING BETTER THAN THE SOUTHERN ONES |T THE MOMENT AND NORTH WEST MID TABLE NOT TOP OF THE LEAGUE AS WAS


GREATER MANCHESTER 1689 - PERCENTAGE OF NORTH WEST TOTAL:- 37%

YESTERDAY WAS 35.7%

LAST WEEK GM 1608 FROM NW TOTAL OF 4615 - 34.8%

SO UP TODAY ON BOTH YESTERDAY AND LAST WEEK BY A LITTLE.

HOWEVER, I DO NOT RECALL GM BEING SUB 40% OF THE NW TOTAL FOR THIS LONG EVER BEFORE

IT WAS IN LAST AUTUMN/WINTER's BIG WAVE IN THE HIGH 40s/EARLY 50s% EVERY DAY.

 

[Healdplace]

GM boroughs weekly past 7 day case totals:

Oldham 761, Bury 789, Salford 859, Bolton 883, Tameside 1102, Rochdale 1106, Wigan 1418, Trafford 1450, Stockport 1572, Manchester 1838


More changes as numbers climb almost everywhere - The main one is that Bury loses further ground after losing its long held lowest score top spot to Oldham yesterday who has been closing in for days. Salford's progress brings it under 100 off top and overtakes Bolton.

Trafford went up for the first time since it started falling a fortnight ago so again losing ground to Stockport who were down quite a bit. Manchester's lead over Stockport grew though as it went up so Manchester is now top over Stockport by 266 (up 60 today).

Stockport also closed the gap on Trafford a lot today by 82 to 122 and Wigan is only 32 further back than Trafford.

 

[Deleted member 87819]

Apologies if already posted but this is proper disturbing and typical of these cunts - spreading lies and disinformation is part of their MO:

The president of my country, Brazil, who behaves like an anti-vaxxer and is effectively a fascist, said yesterday is a live video for his supporters that fully vaccinated (for Covid) people in the UK have contracted HIV/AIDS as a result of the vaccine. Just the latest of his fake news

 

[Healdplace]

GM WEEKLY POP SCORES

Remember low scores good - going down good - high scores bad - going up bad

BOROUGH // POP SCORE TODAY // POP SCORE LAST WEEK // UP OR DOWN BY LAST 7 DAYS

Also WAS 4 weeks ago (up/down in past month)


BOLTON 306 // 286 // UP 20 WAS 262 (UP 44)

OLDHAM 320 // 359 // DOWN 39 WAS 290 (UP 30)

SALFORD 327 // 396 // DOWN 69 WAS 295 (UP 32)

MANCHESTER 331 // 307 //UP 24 WAS 208 (UP 123)

BURY 414// 357 // UP 57 WAS 254 (UP 160)

WIGAN 429 // 394 // DOWN 35 WAS 326 (UP 103)

TAMESIDE 485 // 474 // UP 11 WAS 475 (UP 10)

ROCHDALE 495 // 447 // UP 48 WAS 227 (UP 268)

STOCKPORT 535 // 580 // DOWN 45 WAS 491 (UP 44)

TRAFFORD 610 // 673 // DOWN 63 WAS 420 (UP 190)





Trafford back up over 600 sadly and Stockport down 17. Rochdale climbs intro third after its big scores so now just 40 behnd Stockport. Gap Stockport to Trafford climbs to 75.

Stockport,Trafford, Oldham, Salford and Wigan are falling week to week!

Bolton still top - though like everyone now over 300. Indeed 6 of the 10 boroughs now over 400. And Manchester, Bury and Rochdale are the ones rising the most right now month to month. Trafford drops below 200 and Stockport now below 50 month to month when these got as high as 500 in past 2 weeks.

And the top to bottom spread is back up now to 304 due to the Trafford jump back up. But it was nearly double 3 weeks ago.

Overall GM is closing together and improving not significantly getting worse.

 

[roubaixtuesday]

One for the folk who've strong opinions on whether prior infection or vaccination give better protection.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey Technical Article: Impact of vaccination on testing positive in the UK - Office for National Statistics

The reduction in risk of testing positive for COVID-19 associated with vaccination overall and by different vaccine types using data from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey. Two time periods were analysed; when the Alpha variant was dominant in the UK (1 December 2020 to 16 May 2021)...

www.ons.gov.uk

Spoiler: for delta, it's about the same.

 

[salfordbluetrue]

There’s a lot wrong with this, but for starters which bbc scientist are you referring to?

I did not pick up a name it was on the radio and i was passing.

 

[blueparrot]

One for the folk who've strong opinions on whether prior infection or vaccination give better protection.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey Technical Article: Impact of vaccination on testing positive in the UK - Office for National Statistics

The reduction in risk of testing positive for COVID-19 associated with vaccination overall and by different vaccine types using data from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey. Two time periods were analysed; when the Alpha variant was dominant in the UK (1 December 2020 to 16 May 2021)...

www.ons.gov.uk

Spoiler: for delta, it's about the same.

View attachment 28522

Is there a mark for double vaccinated or even 3 plus previous infection ? ;)

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

One for the folk who've strong opinions on whether prior infection or vaccination give better protection.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey Technical Article: Impact of vaccination on testing positive in the UK - Office for National Statistics

The reduction in risk of testing positive for COVID-19 associated with vaccination overall and by different vaccine types using data from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey. Two time periods were analysed; when the Alpha variant was dominant in the UK (1 December 2020 to 16 May 2021)...

www.ons.gov.uk

Spoiler: for delta, it's about the same.

View attachment 28522

Natural immunity works? Who’d have thought it?

 

[hgblue]

One for the folk who've strong opinions on whether prior infection or vaccination give better protection.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey Technical Article: Impact of vaccination on testing positive in the UK - Office for National Statistics

The reduction in risk of testing positive for COVID-19 associated with vaccination overall and by different vaccine types using data from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Infection Survey. Two time periods were analysed; when the Alpha variant was dominant in the UK (1 December 2020 to 16 May 2021)...

www.ons.gov.uk

Spoiler: for delta, it's about the same.

View attachment 28522

So why are the unvaccinated with natural immunity being ridiculed and discriminated against?

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

So why are the unvaccinated with natural immunity being ridiculed and discriminated against?

Because some people in this country, and this government in particular, thrive on having someone to blame.