The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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Cases/Deaths down 33 percent on last week
Any ideas why it’s coming down much quicker than the summer
Cases/Deaths down 33 percent on last week
Any ideas why it’s coming down much quicker than the summer
Testing levels are one explanation as they were inadequate when we had our first peak so the decline looks slower, if you look at hospitalisation decrease they are coming down at a similar rate.
On the flip side I have a suspicion there is more going on, if you think how many people have had COVID since last spring, it’s got to be in the tens of millions real cases + vaccinated numbers now adding to this there has to be a fairly high level of immunity in the general population. That’s what I suspect, but of course nobody in any high place will dare say that for fear of stoking rule flouters.
It might be just the natural recession of the wave. Waves, by their nature, must recede at some point. The Spanish Flu of 1919 did, and I don't think it could be specified why.Cases/Deaths down 33 percent on last week
Any ideas why it’s coming down much quicker than the summer
9th January we were averaging 59,660 cases a day , One Month later we are now averaging 17,075 ...everything heading in the right way now
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Another big drop in estimated daily new cases is showing on the @Join_ZOE COVID Symptom Study app.
Today’s figure of 14,967 compares with 15,925 yesterday - a 6% reduction.
https://twitter.com/fact_covid/status/1359450960968491010?s=21