6th March Stats

[FoldingStars]

Can't be certain as the Gov. didn't release daily figures until 11th January. Before then the data was published weekly. With that in mind I'd say the 2nd doses should take off week commencing 5th April.

At the moment the amount of 2nd doses given (1,090,840) is slightly more than the amount of 1st doses given (1,005,073) 12 weeks ago.

Thanks for information

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

sun-sat average deaths 220.2 - previous weeks 334, 493, 688, 931, 1177
sun-sat average cases 6118. - previous weeks 9263, 11224, 13896, 19106

 

[3.142]

Bit of an increase in hospital admissions

 

[TDalt]

Was thinking that, they need to be 500k per day on average soon I think....

My rough calculation is a million a day

 

[bahtat]

My rough calculation is a million a day

Considering the need to start second doses imminently I don’t think you’re far off with that fig

Cases will start going up on Monday and then the narrative will change to having to hide behind the sofa again.

Why?

 

[DoctorMick]

Cases will start going up on Monday and then the narrative will change to having to hide behind the sofa again.

Why would cases start going up on Monday?

 

[humbug]

End of march we may see a few countries go up the tables past us.

i hope not. if that makes sense.
great to see the neck end of half a million people had their vaccines yesterday. (thumbs up smilie)

 

[Hyltonian]

Cases will start going up on Monday and then the narrative will change to having to hide behind the sofa again.

Fuckin hell mate, why don’t you wander around wearing a placard with the end is nigh on it and have done with. Absolute mood hoover

 

[humbug]

Cases will start going up on Monday and then the narrative will change to having to hide behind the sofa again.

do fuck off with your negativity.

 

[Billy ballbag]

do fuck off with your negativity.

Don’t think he’s being negative schools are back so cases will rise.

 

[42]

Hopefully tomorrow we might see a sub 100 death figure

 

[humbug]

Don’t think he’s being negative schools are back so cases will rise.

the bloke thrives on being negative. i'm sure he's david moyes.

 

[Epping]

i hope not. if that makes sense.
great to see the neck end of half a million people had their vaccines yesterday. (thumbs up smilie)

Be great if we could chop all deaths now but looking at some of the eastern European nations they are being battered at present

 

[42]

Bit of an increase in hospital admissions

Not really.

Last couple of weeks its bobbed around a figure for about 4 or 5 days then drops.

The England stats are bit ahead of the UK ones & are showing a decent drop for next day

Oh, and looks like were on for hitting the sub 10k barrier for 8th
Actually it should be tomorrow but NI are days behind

 

[bahtat]

Don’t think he’s being negative schools are back so cases will rise.

If they do go up it won’t be on their first day back though

 

[Sir Lancelot]

Appreciate the test numbers have been high for a while so apologies if discussed already, but what demographic are almost 1,000,000 tests coming from ?

Nhs staff, teachers, schoolkids, other workers in healthcare settings.

 

[lackingmatchpractice]

Bit of an increase in hospital admissions

Aye I hadn't checked in a few days but it's been slowly rising since Wednesday.

Hasn't had an impact on overall hospital numbers though, which continue to head to the sub 10k mark. Big milestone coming next week I think.

 

[Sussex By The Sea]

Why do I keep hearing on the news about cases rising in the North East and Lambtons figures suggests the opposite

 

[Deleted member 43869]

Aye I hadn't checked in a few days but it's been slowly rising since Wednesday.

Hasn't had an impact on overall hospital numbers though, which continue to head to the sub 10k mark. Big milestone coming next week I think.

Be nice to see it drop further but could be a case of diminishing returns. The curve slows as it gets nearer to the bottom. Keeping an eye on it obsessively though.

 

[bahtat]

Why do I keep hearing on the news about cases rising in the North East and Lambtons figures suggests the opposite

Rightly or wrongly the national media consider Yorkshire as part of NE, the answer might be in there somewhere