Healdplace
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Zoe App update: - Symptoms App predicts 4689 cases - up 144 on yesterday.
But the ongoing symptomatic cases fall yet again by 913 to just 70, 785.
Unfortunately the latest data (eerily matching the real numbers this week) shows that North West - which was second only to the South East and the only other part of the UK in a white rated (sub 100 pop score basically) region has slid in the past few days.
Now not only is it no longer a white zone - only South East is in the UK now. But it has slipped back behind London in the numbers. So only third best out of the 9 England regions and other three nations.
The increase is not by much but is what the Daily Pop scores for Greater Manchester I post here each evening have shown too. Largely because of a data glitch where the NW was under reported 8 days ago, So we have normalised the data in past couple of days.
But it is heartening to see Zoe App data justified in the real world numbers too. Gives confidence their main conclusion is right - that real case numbers have flatlined around 4500 and the number of symptomatic cases in the UK that drives the hospital data, of course - has been falling steadily and is not slowing down.
But the ongoing symptomatic cases fall yet again by 913 to just 70, 785.
Unfortunately the latest data (eerily matching the real numbers this week) shows that North West - which was second only to the South East and the only other part of the UK in a white rated (sub 100 pop score basically) region has slid in the past few days.
Now not only is it no longer a white zone - only South East is in the UK now. But it has slipped back behind London in the numbers. So only third best out of the 9 England regions and other three nations.
The increase is not by much but is what the Daily Pop scores for Greater Manchester I post here each evening have shown too. Largely because of a data glitch where the NW was under reported 8 days ago, So we have normalised the data in past couple of days.
But it is heartening to see Zoe App data justified in the real world numbers too. Gives confidence their main conclusion is right - that real case numbers have flatlined around 4500 and the number of symptomatic cases in the UK that drives the hospital data, of course - has been falling steadily and is not slowing down.