Weststander
Well-known member
At 1/6th of the peak, that’s incredible in two months.
To benchmark, the BBC reported this morning that French hospitals are now at near capacity. Hence their new lockdown starting tonight.
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At 1/6th of the peak, that’s incredible in two months.
To benchmark, the BBC reported this morning that French hospitals are now at near capacity. Hence their new lockdown starting tonight.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Just 10 days until Rule of Six beers on the beach are allowed.
From the Telegraph :
Children's return to school hasn't led to rise in infections, figures show
Children returning to school has not led to a rise in Covid infections, as the first data shows just 0.05 per cent of secondary students tested positive.
Of the 2,762,775 lateral flow tests that were carried out on secondary pupils, just 1,324 were positive, according to the first official figures.
A detailed analysis by Prof Jon Deeks, an expert in biostatistics at Birmingham University, has found that the number of positive cases among pupils are far lower than ministers expected.
Children's return to school hasn't led to rise in infections, figures show
Children returning to school has not led to a rise in Covid infections, as the first data shows just 0.05 per cent of secondary students tested positive.
Of the 2,762,775 lateral flow tests that were carried out on secondary pupils, just 1,324 were positive, according to the first official figures.
A detailed analysis by Prof Jon Deeks, an expert in biostatistics at Birmingham University, has found that the number of positive cases among pupils are far lower than ministers expected.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I wonder if that is due to prior infection in the autumn, cases were widely thought to be driven by older teenage schoolchildren and students returning to uni. Great news though, I believe my wife's school has only returned one positive test.
BHASVIC completed over 7k tests since return to college, just 2 positive results!!!
They now move to home tests [emoji122]
They now move to home tests [emoji122]
Excellent news, this was the real big potential banana skin in the roadmap IMHO (at least foreseeable one)
That's what I was thinking and why I though it was worth posting. It's been evident in the daily infection numbers - although they've plateaued slightly now, the number of daily tests being conducted has almost tripled so it was clear there was little or no impact of the schools returning (so far anyway). We're almost two weeks into that now and I think we'd have seen it if it was going to happen.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Exactly my take as well, there was a real possibility that cases would increase dramatically when schools returned and the level of testing ramped up however, as yet, this has clearly not happened.
Given more people are now leaving hospital as opposed to being admitted for Covid things look extremely sunny for the future.
There is a lag in both infections and then reporting. So West Sussex is starting to see a few infection rates creeping up but from a very low base and too early to say if there is any trend. Warmer weather would definetly help, as there is then no issues with having all the school windows open.
https://wsx-c19-mobile.netlify.app/#home
https://twitter.com/UKCovid19Stats/status/1372909302940364801?s=20
NHS England reports a further 74 COVID-19 hospital deaths occurring over 11 dates.
132 were reported last Friday, 174 two weeks ago & 307 three weeks ago.
NHS England reports a further 74 COVID-19 hospital deaths occurring over 11 dates.
132 were reported last Friday, 174 two weeks ago & 307 three weeks ago.
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Nice to see a decent drop in cases, this long after schools opened. Got to be close to our last over-100 deaths day also, you’d hope.
Also - whisper it, but with approx. 50% of adults vaccinated and another decent number having been previously infected, we must be getting close to some sort of...herd immunity.
Nice to see a decent drop in cases, this long after schools opened. Got to be close to our last over-100 deaths day also, you’d hope.
Also - whisper it, but with approx. 50% of adults vaccinated and another decent number having been previously infected, we must be getting close to some sort of...herd immunity.
Numbers update :
Quite notable today - a drop in infections (despite huge testing volumes), the rolling 7 day drop in deaths is as high as it's been, the number of people in hospital has plummeted further (number wasn't updated yesterday) and a massive number of vaccinations. Finally, just taken Mrs D to HH for her jab - was there 6 minutes in total from entering and exiting the car park. Amazing.
Infections - 4,807, rolling 7 day down 8.7% (1.43m tests, up 5.9% rolling 7 day)
Deaths - 101 - rolling 7 day down 36.8%
Admissions - 494, rolling 7 day down 23.2%
Jabs - 528k first and 132k second, cumulative 26.2m and 2m (and 50% of the adult population have now had their first dose)
In hospital - 6,544 - still way more going out than in.
On ventilation - 879, another significant fall
Quite notable today - a drop in infections (despite huge testing volumes), the rolling 7 day drop in deaths is as high as it's been, the number of people in hospital has plummeted further (number wasn't updated yesterday) and a massive number of vaccinations. Finally, just taken Mrs D to HH for her jab - was there 6 minutes in total from entering and exiting the car park. Amazing.
Infections - 4,807, rolling 7 day down 8.7% (1.43m tests, up 5.9% rolling 7 day)
Deaths - 101 - rolling 7 day down 36.8%
Admissions - 494, rolling 7 day down 23.2%
Jabs - 528k first and 132k second, cumulative 26.2m and 2m (and 50% of the adult population have now had their first dose)
In hospital - 6,544 - still way more going out than in.
On ventilation - 879, another significant fall
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Another small drop is showing in the @Join_ZOE COVID Symptom Study app today. The latest figure of 4,362 estimated daily new cases compares with 4,416 yesterday.
76,214 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK, down from 78,389 in 24 hours.
76,214 people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK, down from 78,389 in 24 hours.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Oh and first jab early afternoon
Numbers update :
Infections - 5,587, rolling 7 day down 7.5%
Deaths - 96, rolling 7 day down 36.9% (and under 700 for the 7 day period)
Admissions - 496, rolling 7 day down 23%
Vaccs - 589k and 121k - around 1% of the UK population was vaccinated in a single day........! Cumulative 26.8m & 2.1m
People in hospital - 6,162 - another big fall.
Infections - 5,587, rolling 7 day down 7.5%
Deaths - 96, rolling 7 day down 36.9% (and under 700 for the 7 day period)
Admissions - 496, rolling 7 day down 23%
Vaccs - 589k and 121k - around 1% of the UK population was vaccinated in a single day........! Cumulative 26.8m & 2.1m
People in hospital - 6,162 - another big fall.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Being reported that 711,156 people received a jab in past 24 hours. That is a stunning number 
banjo
GOSBTS
Had mine today at The Brighton Centre. Brilliant!! In and out within 10 minutes. Oh matron!!