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Coronavirus (2021) thread
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Healdplace
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Before I head off for the night and wish you all as happy a New Year as you can possibly have here is something else I started to do today.
It will not need updating daily but will do from time to time.
I calculated the number of cases in total versus the population of the ten boroughs.
The number you see is the percentage of the population in each area who tested positive over the past 9 months.
Of course there will be some false positives and some the other way round and of course many others will have had it but were never tested - especially in the early days.
But this is a kind of base line figure to the % of the population in each borough who seem to have had Covid according to the tests.
It is basically the current Pop Score shown in a different way. But there are anomalies caused by peaks and troughs. And I used up to date population numbers. And there are some impacts from student numbers allocated.
STOCKPORT 4.2%
TRAFFORD 4.4%
TAMESIDE 5.2%
WIGAN 5,8%
SALFORD 5.9%
BOLTON 5.9% (Bolton and Salford have exactly the same Pop Score today of 5964 btw).
BURY 6,1%
MANCHESTER 6.6%
ROCHDALE 6.7%
OLDHAM 7.1%
As you can see a long way from herd immunity on these numbers alone at least.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL.
It will not need updating daily but will do from time to time.
I calculated the number of cases in total versus the population of the ten boroughs.
The number you see is the percentage of the population in each area who tested positive over the past 9 months.
Of course there will be some false positives and some the other way round and of course many others will have had it but were never tested - especially in the early days.
But this is a kind of base line figure to the % of the population in each borough who seem to have had Covid according to the tests.
It is basically the current Pop Score shown in a different way. But there are anomalies caused by peaks and troughs. And I used up to date population numbers. And there are some impacts from student numbers allocated.
STOCKPORT 4.2%
TRAFFORD 4.4%
TAMESIDE 5.2%
WIGAN 5,8%
SALFORD 5.9%
BOLTON 5.9% (Bolton and Salford have exactly the same Pop Score today of 5964 btw).
BURY 6,1%
MANCHESTER 6.6%
ROCHDALE 6.7%
OLDHAM 7.1%
As you can see a long way from herd immunity on these numbers alone at least.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL.
Blue and still suffering
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Thanks for all your hard work this year HPBefore I head off for the night and wish you all as happy a New Year as you can possibly have here is something else I started to do today.
It will not need updating daily but will do from time to time.
I calculated the number of cases in total versus the population of the ten boroughs.
The number you see is the percentage of the population in each area who tested positive over the past 9 months.
Of course there will be some false positives and some the other way round and of course many others will have had it but were never tested - especially in the early days.
But this is a kind of base line figure to the % of the population in each borough who seem to have had Covid according to the tests.
It is basically the current Pop Score shown in a different way. But there are anomalies caused by peaks and troughs. And I used up to date population numbers. And there are some impacts from student numbers allocated.
STOCKPORT 4.2%
TRAFFORD 4.4%
TAMESIDE 5.2%
WIGAN 5,8%
SALFORD 5.9%
BOLTON 5.9% (Bolton and Salford have exactly the same Pop Score today of 5964 btw).
BURY 6,1%
MANCHESTER 6.6%
ROCHDALE 6.7%
OLDHAM 7.1%
As you can see a long way from herd immunity on these numbers alone at least.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL.
It really has been appreciated
City_Sean
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Before I head off for the night and wish you all as happy a New Year as you can possibly have here is something else I started to do today.
It will not need updating daily but will do from time to time.
I calculated the number of cases in total versus the population of the ten boroughs.
The number you see is the percentage of the population in each area who tested positive over the past 9 months.
Of course there will be some false positives and some the other way round and of course many others will have had it but were never tested - especially in the early days.
But this is a kind of base line figure to the % of the population in each borough who seem to have had Covid according to the tests.
It is basically the current Pop Score shown in a different way. But there are anomalies caused by peaks and troughs. And I used up to date population numbers. And there are some impacts from student numbers allocated.
STOCKPORT 4.2%
TRAFFORD 4.4%
TAMESIDE 5.2%
WIGAN 5,8%
SALFORD 5.9%
BOLTON 5.9% (Bolton and Salford have exactly the same Pop Score today of 5964 btw).
BURY 6,1%
MANCHESTER 6.6%
ROCHDALE 6.7%
OLDHAM 7.1%
As you can see a long way from herd immunity on these numbers alone at least.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL.
Happy New Year and thank you for all the updates. Here hoping next year you won't have to continually update this thread.
cleavers
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Yes I think we can all agree with that, thank you @HealdplaceThanks for all your hard work this year HP
It really has been appreciated
It’s a bit daunting looking back to the start of the old thread. Remember reading the article for the first time about China building a 1000 bed hospital in 10 days. I think it hit me then that this was going to be really bad, but I still wasn’t prepared for what we’ve endured. Best wishes to everyone and hopefully a better new year !
Thanks for all your hard work this year, it really is greatly appreciated by us all.Before I head off for the night and wish you all as happy a New Year as you can possibly have here is something else I started to do today.
It will not need updating daily but will do from time to time.
I calculated the number of cases in total versus the population of the ten boroughs.
The number you see is the percentage of the population in each area who tested positive over the past 9 months.
Of course there will be some false positives and some the other way round and of course many others will have had it but were never tested - especially in the early days.
But this is a kind of base line figure to the % of the population in each borough who seem to have had Covid according to the tests.
It is basically the current Pop Score shown in a different way. But there are anomalies caused by peaks and troughs. And I used up to date population numbers. And there are some impacts from student numbers allocated.
STOCKPORT 4.2%
TRAFFORD 4.4%
TAMESIDE 5.2%
WIGAN 5,8%
SALFORD 5.9%
BOLTON 5.9% (Bolton and Salford have exactly the same Pop Score today of 5964 btw).
BURY 6,1%
MANCHESTER 6.6%
ROCHDALE 6.7%
OLDHAM 7.1%
As you can see a long way from herd immunity on these numbers alone at least.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL.
ayrshire_blue
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Happy new year blues, God bless
xgorton
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HP always a good source of information,cheers.Thanks for all your hard work this year HP
It really has been appreciated
BlueHammer85
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It’s a bit daunting looking back to the start of the old thread. Remember reading the article for the first time about China building a 1000 bed hospital in 10 days. I think it hit me then that this was going to be really bad, but I still wasn’t prepared for what we’ve endured. Best wishes to everyone and hopefully a better new year !
Its strange, i was petrified around that time aswell... now it's hit, and is set to be even worse the next few weeks - i feel a bit numb to it all.
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