New rapid vaccination strategy for the worst local outbreaks

[DaveH]

Bolton (or the part of the problem) now at 133. It doesn't cry out to me that this would be the correct reaction, small population like Moray a different proposition. But that is very very high in current terms, nearly 20x Sunderland's rate for example. There is a band across from Bolton towards Hull that has struggled throughout for some reason. Picking up the pace there may make sense as it doesn't look like a short term difference. Derry has struggled too for a long time.

It feels like we should be tightening restrictions there while releasing everywhere else. Though one problem with that is it was shown last time where you had strict restrictions for hot spots, people travelled outside because things were shut locally. Until you can stop that, it becomes useless.

 

[Hyltonian]

Looks like Blackburn are taking this on board perhaps.

 

[McMackem]

Looks like Blackburn are taking this on board perhaps.

I see it has a name now "surge vaccinations" some logistical feat though - like a polling station but jabs instead of ballots.