COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[Healdplace]

Think that's it for today's numbers. Have a good evening all.

 

[oldhamblue]

Wales numbers 56 admitted to hospital yesterday (up from 43 day before)

Numbers in hospital have risen in the week from 118 to 138.

Numbers on ventilators here have risen from 7 to 13 over last 3 days.

Wales (as the 5 deaths today imply) is the big problem area in the UK, Especially when you see that North Wales stands out on a map of Europe as having higher numbers than you should expect,

Because it's full of feral scousers on witness protection

 

[BlueAnorak]

Various papers are reporting that youth are spreading the virus the most.
No shit. They stopped social distancing two months ago. Open up and they spread it amongst themselves and then to their families.

 

[ayrshire_blue]

Various papers are reporting that youth are spreading the virus the most.
No shit. They stopped social distancing two months ago. Open up and they spread it amongst themselves and then to their families.

This didn't surprise me much today.

 

[kaz7]

This didn't surprise me much today.

Interesting change in tack from the virus

 

[ayrshire_blue]

Interesting change in tack from the virus

Certainly is. Seems to suggest there's no or minimal cases in care homes for the time being. Can't say for sure but I'd hazard a guess that the age range most affected in that chart is the age range who would frequent pubs and restaurants the most? Maybe not related at all, just my initial observations.

 

[Scottyboi]

Certainly is. Seems to suggest there's no or minimal cases in care homes for the time being. Can't say for sure but I'd hazard a guess that the age range most affected in that chart is the age range who would frequent pubs and restaurants the most? Maybe not related at all, just my initial observations.

Or its people of working age going back to their various roles

 

[ayrshire_blue]

Or its people of working age going back to their various roles

Yep, just as, if not more likely.

 

[kaz7]

Certainly is. Seems to suggest there's no or minimal cases in care homes for the time being. Can't say for sure but I'd hazard a guess that the age range most affected in that chart is the age range who would frequent pubs and restaurants the most? Maybe not related at all, just my initial observations.

I think maybe this was always going to happen,it took out the old and weaker ones and now moved to a younger age group ,until we had a vaccine or herd immunity about 90% had never encountered the virus so the scope for it is still massive.those who were keen to get out of lockdown are now the carriers to those who are still vulnerable

 

[kaz7]

WHO on Sky news now saying it is good that cases are not leading to more hospitalised patients but it can change quickly when later on covid meets flu and pneumonia,it will be a new normal ,hopefully a better one