23rd May corona deaths uk

[california_surf]

CORONAVIRUS fatalities in the UK have risen to at least 36,550 after 157 more deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours
The refers to those who have died in all settings - including care homes, hospices and the wider community.

Those whose deaths were reported today were aged between 12 and 100.

Seven of the 157 patients, who were aged between 57 and 88, had no known underlying health condition.

In Scotland, 16 further deaths were confirmed, taking the total to 2,261.



A further six people have died with Covid-19 in Wales, bringing the total to 1,260.

One person died in Ireland.

On Saturday, May 16, the death toll in England was 181, while it was higher on the two previous Saturdays, hitting 207 and 370 respectively

 

[Deleted member 43869]

CORONAVIRUS fatalities in the UK have risen to at least 36,550 after 157 more deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours
The refers to those who have died in all settings - including care homes, hospices and the wider community.

Those whose deaths were reported today were aged between 12 and 100.

Seven of the 157 patients, who were aged between 57 and 88, had no known underlying health condition.

In Scotland, 16 further deaths were confirmed, taking the total to 2,261.



A further six people have died with Covid-19 in Wales, bringing the total to 1,260.

One person died in Ireland.

On Saturday, May 16, the death toll in England was 181, while it was higher on the two previous Saturdays, hitting 207 and 370 respectively

The 181 last Saturday was for hospitals only. If the 157 is in all settings that represents a very significant drop from more than 400 last Saturday.

 

[california_surf]

The 181 last Saturday was for hospitals only. If the 157 is in all settings that represents a very significant drop from more than 400 last Saturday.

Yeah this is for all settings. 180 in the UK today.



The daily rise of 180 is down considerably from the previous Saturday totals of 244 on May 16, 252 on May 9, 469 on May 2, 797 on April 25, 885 on April 18 and 917 on April 11.

Of the 157 new deaths announced on Saturday:

- 30 occurred on May 22

- 81 occurred on May 21

- 19 occurred on May 20
The figures also show 24 of the new deaths took place between May 1 and May 19, and the remaining three deaths took place in April with the earliest new death on April 22

 

[gazza.1990]

Yeah this is for all settings. 180 in the UK today.



The daily rise of 180 is down considerably from the previous Saturday totals of 244 on May 16, 252 on May 9, 469 on May 2, 797 on April 25, 885 on April 18 and 917 on April 11.

That must be hospitals only. All settings last Saturday was 400+ unfortunately. I don't think todays all settings figures have been released yet.

 

[california_surf]

That must be hospitals only. All settings last Saturday was 400+ unfortunately. I don't think todays all settings figures have been released yet.

You could be right it says all settings but I did think it was wrong.

 

[gazza.1990]

You could be right it says all settings but I did think it was wrong.

I'd be happy to be wrong mate but unfortunately I think we'll be looking at 300-350 all settings today in the UK, which is still a downward trend compared to last week at least though.

 

[The Exile]

If there's any VE Day effect we'll start to see it next week.

 

[Teejay]

Scotland has seen a significant drop in the last 2 days, at long last.

 

[bahtat]

I'd be happy to be wrong mate but unfortunately I think we'll be looking at 300-350 all settings today in the UK, which is still a downward trend compared to last week at least though.

slightly out its 351

England Summary | Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK

Official Coronavirus (COVID-19) disease situation dashboard with latest data in the UK.

coronavirus.data.gov.uk

 

[The Lambton Worm]

slightly out its 351

England Summary | Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK

Official Coronavirus (COVID-19) disease situation dashboard with latest data in the UK.

coronavirus.data.gov.uk

That's yesterdays numbers.

 

[Jap Stammer]

If there's any VE Day effect we'll start to see it next week.

Surely some of those would already be in the figures for hospitalisations by now - if that's still trending downwards we might not see any noticeable effect from VE day.

 

[Sam Handwich]

And we complain about the government f***ing the figures up

 

[ivanthereasonable]

CORONAVIRUS fatalities in the UK have risen to at least 36,550 after 157 more deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours
The refers to those who have died in all settings - including care homes, hospices and the wider community.

Those whose deaths were reported today were aged between 12 and 100.

Seven of the 157 patients, who were aged between 57 and 88, had no known underlying health condition.

In Scotland, 16 further deaths were confirmed, taking the total to 2,261.



A further six people have died with Covid-19 in Wales, bringing the total to 1,260.

One person died in Ireland.

On Saturday, May 16, the death toll in England was 181, while it was higher on the two previous Saturdays, hitting 207 and 370 respectively

Anyone know if heavy smokers are considered to be "An underlying health condition" ?
I did read on here a couple of days ago, that heavy smokers fared surprisingly well when infected.

 

[The Cheat]

Surely some of those would already be in the figures for hospitalisations by now - if that's still trending downwards we might not see any noticeable effect from VE day.

5-10 days incubation, so we should be well into the VE cases by now.

 

[Jap Stammer]

5-10 days incubation, so we should be well into the VE cases by now.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

 

[Sam Handwich]

5-10 days incubation, so we should be well into the VE cases by now.

Were we expecting some kind of spike after VE day. I wasn't like. From what i seen, the general public seemed to be very well behaved

 

[MarcoGoalo]

Anyone know if heavy smokers are considered to be "An underlying health condition" ?
I did read on here a couple of days ago, that heavy smokers fared surprisingly well when infected.

There's been talk looking into why smokers seem to be largely unaffected by it.

Even mentioned giving patients nicotine patches!!!

 

[mcq10]

There's been talk looking into why smokers seem to be largely unaffected by it.

Even mentioned giving patients nicotine patches!!!

Could It be because they are used to using a much lower lung capacity?

 

[Sam Handwich]

I did read on here a couple of days ago, that heavy smokers fared surprisingly well when infected

Nicotine was cited as a virus killer wasn't it. Along with Domestos. You couldn't get Nicotine Chewy for love nor money a few weeks ago.

 

[gazza.1990]

Under 300 today so that is a good fall from the 400+ last Saturday... positive direction.