No up to the 7th apparentlyAnd 140 of the rest were probably from the day before that.
Yes. This is the 3rd day on the bounce that we're below the logrithmic increase trend line. This probably means the peak really will be on Sunday or Monday.Is there any positive news compared to what we’ve seen in Spain and Italy at similar stages in their outbreak?
What I read was "By adhering to stringent hygiene measures, it can be expected that the virus concentration in the event of an infection in a person can be reduced to such an extent that the severity of the disease is reduced, while at the same time developing immunity." I didn't see it qualified to disapply that to vulnerable groups.Nah.
If you get it and you're in the danger group you probably die.
Lot's more people have had it than the statistics show.
It's not (over all) as lethal as the statistics show.
It probably is more infectious than the statistics show.
All of that is conjecture except the first point. You can't give someone a mild dose. It's down to the health of the individual as to how serious it becomes.
My take and i've got my armour on all ready: " lock up the vulnerable and get everyone else out". But vulnerable means anyone who is obese, has diabetes, is old, has hypertension etc. etc.. that is a lot of people to keep out of the way for a few months.
The daily numbers are being used to indicate progress,when the peak will be etc,with the recording of deaths how they are it is all they have got to use death rate wiseThere is clearly no benefit in trying to use the '24 hour' death toll as any sort of indication of how things are going as the figures are a total mess. Today's only include 140 from the previous 24 hour period whilst the majority are from April 1st to 7th but also there are others from March.
I hope shops are not selling charcoal.The report given earlier by the GMP which can be found on the bbc news site has seemed to have woken up a few people judging by the comment section, positively in meltdown and not all shedding Manchester in a favourable light...no doubt inflamed still further that Firemen were called to attend a problem on the 34th floor of that monstrosity of s building bang in the middle of the town...City...evidently someone had a lit up a bbq last night...lest said soonest mended on that one. Manchester getting a proverbial today....
Spain went into lockdown on 14th. In the preceding 72 hours there were 4,114 new cases. A similar figure for the UK was 2,392, which suggests that Spain was more infected at lockdown.Is there any positive news compared to what we’ve seen in Spain and Italy at similar stages in their outbreak?
Yeah but I'm saying yesterdays figures would include catch ups and also the day before that as well. It's a pipeline process so what happens in the pipeline today probably happened yesterday too.No up to the 7th apparently
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NHS England has recorded 765 new deaths in hospital from coronavirus.
It said that 140 of them occurred yesterday, while 568 took place between 1 April and 7 April.
The remaining 57 deaths took place in March, including two on 19 March and one on 16 March.”
Maybe to flats that would normally have been rented to Brits!Just had our weekly video conference. One of my colleagues is in isolation in Madrid and said the same. They know from the increase in electricity usage and internet activity that large numbers have gone to the coast.