Churchlawtonblue
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1. Give over. The UK modelling was so wrong - 6,000 to 10,000 hospitalisations a day. Actual worst numbers around 2500. I can't recall a figure worse than 2,450. At least 45% of these were admitted for another reason but tested positive after admittal
2. Staff off sick. Bad, but our hospitals were not overloaded with patients.
3. I believe the data - which is clear for both SA and the UK - way lower in virullence than the Private Frazer predictions from SAGE modellers before Christmas.
The modelling has actually improved this time round, but only for infection rates. Virullence is just way off.
I can guess who you are replying to. lol Actually the modelling numbers were for England only. And the actual numbers have never really averaged more than 2000 a day. Could still change obviously but highly unlikely. SAGE called them predictions throughout the Sep reports but with caveats saying they wernt, bizarre really. I note the Dec report called the modelled numbers scenarios Lol. Be actually good if they just accepted that they were wrong be it scenarios or whatever.
i downloaded the report, I can send you a link if you want.