COVID Data Thread

ENGLAND HOSPITAL SUMMARY




ADMISSIONS (TUESDAY) (always 48 hour behind on admissions - the rest of data is all from today)

713 V 808 last week


SO ADMISSIONS DOWN WEEK TO WEEK AND FROM 891 THE TUESDAY BEFORE



London 92 v 96 (DOWN 4), Midlands 147 v 162 (DOWN 15), NE & Yorkshire 120 V 152 (DOWN 32) & North West 116 v 114 (UP 2)


NORTH WEST THE ONLY RISER IF JUST BY 2



PATIENTS YESTERDAY V TODAY

6412 / 6336 Today.

Down by 76



Last Week the numbers were

6961 / 6861

Down by 100



A week to week FALL of 525 today. It was a week to week fall of 549 yesterday & 430 the day before.


SO ANOTHER FALL BUT A HINT OF A SLOWDOWN


Last Thursday patients were DOWN week to week by 340 (7201 TO 6861 ) - week before UP 182 (7019 - 7201)

Still unexpectedly going in the right direction here. For now.



REGIONALLY London DOWN 20 at 1037, Midlands DOWN 13 at 1188 , NE & Yorks DOWN 31 to 1202 & NW DOWN 18 to 939.

Week to week London (DOWN 38), Midlands (DOWN 76), NE & Yorkshire (DOWN 139), East (DOWN 99), South East (DOWN 50) , South West (DOWN 23) and North West (DOWN 100) over the last 7 days.

So NW had another good fall - but better still EVERY region is falling well



VENTILATORS YESTERDAY V TODAY


792/ 779 Today Down 13


Last week the numbers were 846 / 842 DOWN 2


Week to week today ventilators are DOWN by 63,

Last week they were DOWN week to week by 25



REGIONALLY London has 173 (DOWN 5), Midlands 148 (DOWN 2), NE & Yorkshire 126 (DOWN 1)
& North West 105 (DOWN 7)



NORTH WEST NOW DOWN WEEK TO WEEK BY 1 (106 - 105)


Others week to week : East DOWN 9 (90-81), London DOWN 12 (185 -173). Midlands DOWN 29 (177 - 148), NE & Yorkshire DOWN 1 (127 - 126), South East DOWN 11 (92 - 81) & South West LEVEL on 65.
 
UK HOSPITAL NUMBERS

No increases in patients or ventilators and several falls in all 4 nations first time in a while.


PATIENTS:-


ENGLAND 6336, N IRELAND 419, SCOTLAND 786, WALES 569 UK TOTAL 8110 (DOWN 124)

Everyone down today bar Scotland which was up



VENTILATORS:-


ENGLAND 779, N IRELAND 22, SCOTLAND 63 WALES 60 UK TOTAL 924 ( DOWN 10)

Only England & Northern Ireland fell - the other two were up


Both numbers fall today again
 
Bluehammer here were the cases and Pop Scores today in your two Kent areas so you can track them daily and compare them with GM to follow in later posts.

MEDWAY 170 cases today (UP 14 on yesterday) - Total cases 42,507 - Pop Score 15,228 (Up 61 today) & Weekly Pop Score 386 (UP 7)

DARTFORD 62 cases today (UP from 31 yesterday) - Total cases 18,495 - Pop Score 16,214 (Up 52 today) & Weekly Pop Score 379 (UP 2)
 
Healdplace said:
NORTHERN IRELAND WEEKLY CASES WITH AGE RANGE OF THOSE TESTING POSITIVE BY NUMBERS IN EACH 5 YEAR RANGE - AGAIN NOTICE THE REMARKABLE FACT THAT MORE CHILDREN 4 AND UNDER ARE TESTING POSITIVE THAN ANY OF THE FIVE YEAR AGE RANGE BANDS OVER 65.

CANNOT THINK OF ANY EXPLANATION FOR THAT OTHER THAN THE YOUNGER YOU ARE THE LESS LIKELY DOWN TO NIL YOU WILL HAVE HAD A VACCINE.


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Excellent graphic. I find it interesting that the 20-30 yr olds have such a relatively low rate, and 40-44 are almost double. I think this is because of the vaccine effect fading over time. it's a theory anyway.

I have asked this before but I don't know if anyone replied...

What is the antibody rate in the 10-14 age range? If we know that then we will be able to have an informed view as to what will happen in the future because it's been clear for months that this age group is driving the epidemic.

On a personal note I have my booster next week but it will be less than a month since I was infected. I think you are supposed to give it at least a month between infection and vaccine otherwise you risk an adverse reaction even if the possibility is extremely low. Can I be bothered though to delay it? I think I will just ask about it when I go and leave it up to the staff to decide.
 
ENGLAND REGIONS BY CASE NUMBERS TODAY

CASES - Up/Down on day V Last Week

YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO LOOK FAR TO SEE WHERE THE BIGGESR CHUNK OF TODAYS ENGLAND RISE CAME FROM - A GIGANTIC ONE - POSSIBLY THE BIGGEST EVER - IN THE SOUTH EAST AND ANOTHER WHOPPER IN LONDON TODAY



SOUTH EAST 7514 - UP 2498 V 6492 - UP 1022 wk to wk

LONDON 4924 - UP 1931 V 4136 - UP 788 wk to wk.

SOUTH WEST 4510 - UP 635 V 4430 - UP 80 week to week

WEST MIDLANDS 4455- - UP 1369 V 3181 - UP 1274 week to week

NORTH WEST 4239 - DOWN 161 V 4381 - DOWN 142 wk to wk - Chalk & Cheese versus the above!

EAST 4145 - UP 852 V 4161 - DOWN 16 wk to wk

EAST MIDLANDS 3788 - UP 1090 V 3091 - UP 697 Wk to wk

YORKSHIRE 3366- UP 158 V 3687 - DOWN 321 wk to wk

NORTH EAST 1554 - UP 53 V 1558 - DOWN 4 week to week



Essentially today the north falls as the south goes up thousands
 
Marvin said:
Excellent graphic. I find it interesting that the 20-30 yr olds have such a relatively low rate, and 40-44 are almost double. I think this is because of the vaccine effect fading over time. it's a theory anyway.

I have asked this before but I don't know if anyone replied...

What is the antibody rate in the 10-14 age range? If we know that then we will be able to have an informed view as to what will happen in the future because it's been clear for months that this age group is driving the epidemic.

On a personal note I have my booster next week but it will be less than a month since I was infected. I think you are supposed to give it at least a month between infection and vaccine otherwise you risk an adverse reaction even if the possibility is extremely low. Can I be bothered though to delay it? I think I will just ask about it when I go and leave it up to the staff to decide.
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I do like those N Ireland graphs too. So clear.

On the age ranges I think 20 - 30 are young enough to have few issues with Covid and too young to be parents of the 10 - 14 year olds who are driving this wave whereas the 40 - 44 are probably many of them parents of those kids who bring it home to the family. And pass it onto the younger ones who may not even be in school yet (as in the 0 - 4 group).

Just a guess . As for the antibody data you might be best asking that in the main Covid thread as this one is not really used by most posters or certainly used for discussion nly the data. S the ones with all the knowledge are more like;y to see the question there.
 
GREATER MANCHESTER BOROUGHS WEEKLY CASES


Oldham 637, Bury 748, Trafford 861, Tameside 874, Salford 894, Stockport 906, Rochdale 928, Bolton 958, Wigan 1357, Manchester 1694



Oldham still best of the pack and over 100 clear of them now. Manchester now 337 ahead of Wigan. Stockport now ahead of Rochdale .But the top 8 just 300 or so between them and 97 between 3rd and 8th so much have the numbers closed together.
 
Healdplace said:
NORTH WEST AND GREATER MANCHESTER SUMMARY

Both GM and North West actually did surprisingly well today - certainly better than some England regions. In fact despite the huge England cases rise day to day and week to week North West and Greater Manchester both FELL week to week. And GM was up by all of 4 day to day.

NW on 4239 - down on day 161.

GM is on 1555 - which is up by 4 - obviously not good to rise when the region falls but 4 up instead of expected 55 or so down is not a big deal.

Week to week North West also falls by 142 from 4381 and Greater Manchester falls by 42 of that 142 from 1597 - which is not far off the expected split.


Bolton and Bury were UP day to day but everyone else fell. However, nobody was below 100 today.

The best score today was in Stockport - down 37 week to week on 128.

Trafford was also down by 35 week to week on 125. But still lost 10 Pop Score points to Stockport who had the joint lowest Pop Score of the day in GM. On 43.

Manchester shared that low Pop Score with Stockport - down week to week by 13 on 239.

The other weekly fallers were Bolton down 12 but high on 175 and Salford down just 3 to143.

And Rochdale had 126 - exactly the same as last week.

The rest were all up week to week

Bury the most - up by 42 on 144.

The other two just by a small number

Wigan up weekly by 7 on 220 - again only behind Manchester.

And rather surprisingly Oldham - who were up just 4 week to week on 106 which was the lowest total today but not low enpugh to give it a lower Pop Score (45) than Manchester and Stockport.

GIVEN TODAYS NUMBERS ACROSS ENGLAND THIS IS A SURPRISINGLY GOOD DAY IN THE COUNTY
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Stockport is proof that the best thing to do at the moment is just ride the wave and let it pass. The virus has been rendered no worse than other respiratory viruses because of the vaccine and as someone else has said before, it has a lifespan of 120 days or so.
 
GREATER MANCHESTER TODAY CASES V POP SCORES

BOROUGH - CURRENT WEEKLY POP SCORE - Up/Down on day (LOWEST SCORE BEST) V POP SCORE Last Week & IF RISING THEN BY // CASES (c) TODAY v CASES LAST WEEK // POP SCORE RISE TODAY - UP TO - TOTAL POP SCORE OVER THE WHOLE PANDEMIC (LOWEST IS STILL BEST)


OLDHAM 268 (UP 2) V 254 RISING 14 // 106 c v 102 c // POP SCORE 45 - UP TO 18,347 - Highest in GM over all of the pandemic

MANCHESTER 289 (DOWN 2) V 274 RISING 15 // 239 c v 252 c // POP SCORE 43 * - UP TO 18,018
* Joint lowest GM Pop Score today

STOCKPORT 307 (DOWN 9) V 330 // 128 c v 165 c // POP SCORE 43 * - UP TO 16,704 - * Joint lowest GM Pop Score today & Lowest Pop Score in GM over all of the pandemic

BOLTON 332 (DOWN 4) V 309 RISING 23 // 175 c v 187 c // POP SCORE 61- UP TO 17,380

SALFORD 340 (DOWN 2) V 287 RISING 53 // 143 c v 146 c // POP SCORE 54 - UP TO 18,187

TRAFFORD 362 (DOWN 15) V 375 // 125 c v 160 c // POP SCORE 53- UP TO 17,152

TAMESIDE 385 (UP 3) V 390 // 149 c v 144 c // POP SCORE 66 - UP TO 17,836

BURY 392 (UP 22) V 341 RISING 51 // 144 c v 102 c // POP SCORE 75 * - UP TO 17,636 * Highest GM Pop Score today

WIGAN 410 (UP 2) V 352 RISING 58 // 220 c v 213 c // POP SCORE 67 - UP TO 17,939

ROCHDALE 415 (UP 1) V 349 RISING 66 // 126 c v 126 c // POP SCORE 57 - UP TO 18,325


TRAFFORD AND TAMESIDE NOW JOIN STOCKPORT FALLING WEEK TO WEEK. THE REST STILL GOING UP WITH ROCHDALE BY THE MOST

Rochdale had a better day and climbed only 12 Pop Score points and are still battlimg Wigan for top with both over 400.

Bolton had a better day but Stockport better still and and increased the gap at that end.

Trafford lost another 10 Pop Score points to Stockport today despite falling well too the seemingly unassailable lead for the lowest Pop Score in GM across the entire pandemic to 448. A lead that keeps growing right now as Stockport seems to be doing surprsingly well now after its weeks at the summit.

Oldham rose a bit and let Manchester and Stockport claim lowest daily Pop Score today but it still took another 12 off Rochdale cutting the lead for the highest score across the pandemic to just 22. It is even piossible that leadwill go tomorrow and almost certainly will over the weekend putting Rochdale as the borough with the highest Pop SCore in GM.

Manchester had quite a day today. By chance all at once! It became the first GM borough to reach 100,000 people who have tested positive across the pandemic. Again by chance Bolton -also topped 50,000 cases today. Wigan is the second highest but on just 59,000 a very long way from being the second to log 100K cases and hopefully never will get near there before we all forget Covid exists and this thread is over.

Manchester on the same day also became the fourth GM borough to enter the 18K club amd Wigan will be the fifth potentially as early as tomorrow if it has sinilar cases to today then.

There are four left in the 17K club after Wigan exists and Tameside is next in line and could be there by the end of the weekend too.

Stockport is all alone in the 16K club.At current numbers it will be early next week when they go into the 17K club.
 
True_Blue69 said:
Stockport is proof that the best thing to do at the moment is just ride the wave and let it pass. The virus has been rendered no worse than other respiratory viruses because of the vaccine and as someone else has said before, it has a lifespan of 120 days or so.
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Trafford did the same thing just before Stockport and Bolton really too in April/May. But they are being sucked in again only 6 months later. So I agree that these peaks do have a cycle and they seem to collapse but there will always be infectable people for another go around a few months later.

Though I agree it looks like we are gaining ground on the virus and it is having to find a route of a variant we can both live with literally. As evolution usually trends towards some kind of equilibrium when the alternative is MAD (as in mutual assured destruction). Hopefully this is where we are headed over coming months. In Europe at least. Then it is just a case of stopping any imported new outbreak fast. Until we wake up to the need to vaccinate all the poor nations too ASAP.

Perhaps we are over the worst. But you tend only to know that for sure after it is over
 
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ZOE APP NUMBERS

YESTERDAY - TODAY TO FOLLOW LATER


Predicted cases

UP from 65,059 TO 66,600 - Biggest daily rise since it started going back up after being 64, 297 the day before. Clearly going back upwards now not down.

Ongoing symptomatic cases ARE still falling but slowing the fall daily and are at least under a million for now - but in a few days I expect this to reverse to a rise also if the rises of daily cases continue.

It did fall from 992,111 to 981,724 - a fall of 10, 387 after falls of 13,465 & 15, 040 the days before.

The size of the daily fall is decreasing more every day and we need to track this carefully as a falling epidemic versus a rising one are very different things. And if the daily fall reverses in a few days as looks all but certain on curret trends then we will see that happen here too.


Regionally - though -Zoe was SPOT ON again about the North West having a good day when others did not.

THe region FELL all the way to 8th place out of the 12 UK regions - its lowest in some time.

NORTH WEST DOWN FROM 901/1184 TO 874 / 1159.


The seven regions above the North West yesterday were in order Wales - TOP again - and up a lot (1182/1619), Northern Ireland behind it rising also a lot on 798/2041 and North East third but down like the NW too under 1000 onto 991/1592, East UP a bit on 941/1175, South West up a lot on 914/1141. South East rising too on 893/1058, and East MIdlands UP on 882/1207

Yorkshire was also up quite a bit onto 791/1096 but still behind the North West in the middle watch zone though the gap narrowed,

Nobody is in the lower zone - all below East MIdlands are in the middle one.

London remains the lowest with Scotland just above them but both were up yesterday and are now getting close to the pack. Scotland on 713/1014 and London on 702/899 - best numbers in the UK still.
 
ZOE APP NORTH WEST & GM NUMBERS

YESTERDAY - TODAY TO FOLLOW LATER


Wirral is still high at 30,785 but falling slowly now.

Wyre has started to go up again in past few days but is still well below where it was on 16,273. Neighbouring Fylde though is still falling and very low in the 5000s only.

St Helens which has been in trouble for weeks has been dropping well and on just 12,036. Warrington too over the past week down from 24K to 17,124.

Much the same in Cheshire - some big drops.

Cheshire West on just 10,193 has halved over the past week and Cheshire East in past 3 weeks has continually fell from 29K to 15,379.

Here is the Greater Manchester 'league table':

TOP TO BOTTOM

OLDHAM 6706 - bit of a jump up from 4780 after two weeks around 4/5K

SALFORD 7283 - flattened off in the 7000s after falling from 27K in two weeks

STOCKPORT 8403 - continuing its rapid drop over past few days on lowest here in many weeks

THE GOOD NEWS ENDS WITH THESE THREE AS THERE IS A BIG GAP TO THE REST OF GM NOW

TAMESIDE 15,905 - inching up daily

TRAFFORD 17,435 - down just 60 but the gap increasing to the FIVE boroughs now over 20K

WIGAN 21,530 - down 1300 after a series of daily rises

BURY 21,996 - down 2500 -most on the day & well down on 36K a week ago

ROCHDALE 22,264 - UP 600 on ninth straight increase here

MANCHESTER 26,358 - UP 1000 and up from 15,000 over the last week.

BOLTON 26,371 - takes over top spot after a week of steady rises from 16K


Most of the above tracks very well the real case data from Gov UK each day
 
TODAYS ZOE APP GRAPH OF THE ONGOING SYMPTOMATIC CASES OF COVID IN THE UK. AS YOU CAN SEE THE CURVE FAR RIGHT (LATEST DATA FOR TODAY) NOW SHOWS THAT THECURVE IS FLATTENING AND IT LOOKS WORRYINGLY LIKE IT DID LAST NOVEMBER WHERE THE SAME THING HAPPENED IF YOU LOOK TO THE MIDDLE LEFT OF THE GRAPH. BUT THEN IT FLATTENED OFF ARUND 500,000 INFECTIONS NOT 950,000 OR SO AS IT IS STARTING TO LOOK TODAY.

LAST YEAR IT THEN TOOK OFF INTO THE STRATOSPHERE DOUBLING IN A FEW WEEKS TO OVER A MILLION AND HAVING A SHARP PEAK AND THEN FALL JUST AFTER CHRISTMAS AS THE VACCINATION PROGRAMME STARTED TO GET UNDERWAY - WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE BEEN WHY IT FELL SO STEEPLY.

IF ANYTHING LIKE THAT HAPPENS THIS YEAR - AND I THINK IT LIKELY WILL NOT DUE TO THE VACCINE PROGRAMME MITIGATING AND THE DIFFERENCE IN AGE OF THOSE CATCHING IT - BUT IF IT DOES THEN WE ARE LOOKING AT MAYBE OVER 1.5 MILLION PEOPLE WITH COVIDTO WELCOME 2022. A PEAK THAT WOULD BE OFF THIS GRAPH!

HOPEFULLY NOT AND THERE ARE GOOD ARGUMENTS WHY IT WILL NOT BUT THIS CHRSTMAS/NEW YEAR WILL SEE A LOT MORE MIXING EVEN THAN LAST YEAR IN THE SHORT GAP BETWEEN RESTRICTIONS. AS WITH NONE TODAY WE WILL HAVE TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS


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But there is more pretty good news on Zoe for the North West today.

The region has had another big fall and is now in tenth place in the list AND in the midde watch zone alongside just Scotland and London below it.

The other 9 (including Wales and Northern Ireland) are all now in the upper watch zone as most are going up.

On 840/1125 it is on its lowest numbers in several weeks. It was 1308/1657 when Stockport and Trafford were through the roof about 3 weeks ago.

Indeed as London is rising daily on Zoe IF (and it is an if of course) the NW falls and London rises for a couple more days it is likely to become the lowest scoring England region. Only Scotland would be better though its numbers are pretty flat and has edged up over past few days. So all to play for.
 
Healdplace said:
JUST AFTER CHRISTMAS AS THE VACCINATION PROGRAMME STARTED TO GET UNDERWAY - WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE BEEN WHY IT FELL SO STEEPLY
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The falls immediately after Christmas were down to the lock down, I don't think there's any credible dissent to that view.

Insufficient people were vaccinated to have an impact on overall transmission until many weeks later.
 
ZOE APP NUMBERS

TODAY


Predicted cases

UP from 66,600 TO 68,265 - Another big daily rise of 1665 after going up by 1541 from 65,059 the day before. Clearly going back upwards now not down and accelerating too at the moment.

Ongoing symptomatic cases ARE still falling but slowing the fall daily and are at least under a million for now - but in a few days I expect this to reverse to a rise also if the rises of daily cases continue.

It did fall from 984,929 TO 977,682 - a fall of just 7247 after a fall of 10, 387 yesterday and falls of 13,465 & 15, 040 the days before.

The size of the daily fall is decreasing more each day looks set to reverse here too into a rise in a few days as ongoing cases will lag the daily cases by a week or so.


So NW is really defying the trend - at the moment - a caveat we have to apply here.


The 9 regions in the upper watch zone are:- in order Wales - TOP again - and UP (1192/1640), Northern Ireland behind it BUT DOWN a tad on 783/2037 and North East third also DOWN on 1000 onto 971/1504, East Midlands UP the most today on 940/1281, East UP on 954 / 1194 South West up a lot on 914/1141. South East rising the most today again on 965/1161, Yorkshire coming out of the lower watch zone on 886/1214 and South West DOWN slightly on 902/1131

Just three in the middle watch zone:

North West with a big fall today DOWN on 840/1123

Scotland UP very slightly on 715/1022

London (lowest in UK) UP quite a bit on 737 / 942
 
ZOE APP NORTH WEST & GM NUMBERS

TODAY


Wirral is falling well now on 27,231 from weeks in the 30Ks.

Wyre has started to go up again in past few days but is still well below where it was but up 3K in the day to 19,318. Neighbouring Fylde though is still low but up slightly on 7234.

St Helens which has been in trouble for weeks has been dropping fast and is now sub 10K too on 9123. Warrington too over the past week falls another 5 K today to its lowest in weeks on 12,708.

Much the same in Cheshire - some big drops.

Cheshire West has fallen so much today it is now in the lower watch zone! On just 7767 - a quarter of where it was 3 weeks ago.

Cheshire East in past 3 weeks has continually fallen too from 29K and today down on 12,947 from 15,379 yesterday.

Pretty well across the board as cases are rising on Gov UK in the North West Zoe has them tumbling.



Here is the Greater Manchester 'league table':

Note Oldham - which had a slight reversal in the numbers yesterday LOSES top spot on Zoe too today.


TOP TO BOTTOM


1: SALFORD 7542 - UP about 250 but has fallen here from 27K in two weeks and regains top but unlike last time when on its own here for weeks it has competition!

2: STOCKPORT 7598 - continuing its rapid drop- down 800 today and very narrowly missed becoming the lowest score in GM today - Easily the lowest here in many weeks

3: OLDHAM 8895 - bit of a jump up by 2000 in one day


STILL A BIG GAP BETWEEN THESE THREE AND THE REST BUT SOME FALLS HERE TOO IS A REASON WHY NUMBERS GOING THE RIGHT WAY


4: TAMESIDE 15,116 - down 800 or so

5: TRAFFORD 17,546 - up just 100

6: BURY 19,775 - down 2100 -most on the day & well down on 36K a week ago - best performer today

7: WIGAN 20,142 - down 1400 after a series of daily rises

8: ROCHDALE 24.617 - UP 2300 on tenth straight increase here

9: BOLTON 27,091 - up 700 and up 10K over past week

10: MANCHESTER 27,813 - UP 1500 and up 12K over the last week.



Most of the above is tracking well the real case data from Gov UK each day
 
WALES DATA

8 Deaths - was 4 last week THESE ARE UP TODAY IN ALL THREE HOME NATIONS I SHOULD WARN

2456 cases - was 2784 last week - better news here

9.2% positivity - was 10.8% last week - And here

569 patients - was 623 last week

60 ventilated - was 69 last week - Hospital data is looking better too still in Wales
 
SCOTLAND DATA

19 deaths - was 17 last week

3090 cases - was 3349 last week

9.3% positivity - was 9.8% last week - good to see this falling

785 patients - down 1 on yesterday - was 759 last week

64 ventilated icu - up 1 on yesterday - was 55 last week But the hospital data still edging the wrong way a little here this week - though not quite as much as it was
 
NORTHERN IRELAND DATA

N Ireland is in a bit of trouble right now and has the worst trending upward numbers of the four nations

7 deaths - was 2 last week - big jump here

1690 cases - was 1087 last week - and here

11,302 WEEKLY CASES - UP FROM 11,122 YESTERDAY & 8923 LAST WEEK

33 CARE HOME OUTBREAKS - UP FROM 32 YESTERDAY - DOWN FROM 38 LAST WEEK

410 patients - down 9 on yesterday - was 397 last week

21 ventilated - down 1 on yesterday - was 27 last week

THE HOSPTAL DATA HERE STANDS OUT AS BEING BETTER (AS IN ENGLAND) EVEN THOUGH CASES ARE RISING AND HAVE BEEN FOR A TIME.

I SUSPECT THAT THE CONTINUING FALL IN THE NUMBER OF THE CASES THAT ARE IN THE MOST VULNERABLE AGES - PRESUMABLY VIA THE BOOSTERS - IS POSSIBLY WHY - BOTH THE LATTER NUMBERS IN THE LIST BELOW HAVE FALLEN NOT RISEN DESPITE THE WEEKLY CASES IN TOTAL RISING BY 25% IN THAT WEEK


HERE ARE THE AGE RANGE NUMBERS OF THAT PAST 7 DAY CASES MOST TO LEAST

4819 - are 19 and under

2861 - are 40 - 49

2555 - are 20 - 39

890 - are 60 - 79

174 - are 80 PLUS
 
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