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dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
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Today's numbers :

Infections - 12,027, rolling 7 day down 20.3%
Deaths - 533, down 27.7%
Admissions - 1,490, rolling 7 day down 24.3%
Vaccs - 482k first doses, total 16.876m, 16k second doses, total 589k
 








jackalbion

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Aug 30, 2011
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That really is losing all sense of perspective if true.

Not the thread for it, but I genuinely worry for some people who I think mentally will take a LOT longer than many of us to get back to "normality", once it is available to us.

Very much, a friend of mine so depressed he thought about killing himself, went to park to just have a kickabout with a mate (literally a goal post, while one person took shots at another in goal) was reported to the police for breaking lockdown, him meeting up with another friend literally saved his life. Understandably the police couldn’t care less and just let them carry on, people really need to get a grip with this, and stop seeing one another as the enemy. The good news twist is he is in a much better place now due to the optimism of the vaccine, and the optimism that brings people I’ve seen recently has really brought a lot of people out of their rut. I was amazed even how on Thursday simply a sunny day made myself and a lot of others a lot happier.
 


RossyG

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Dec 20, 2014
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Very much, a friend of mine so depressed he thought about killing himself, went to park to just have a kickabout with a mate (literally a goal post, while one person took shots at another in goal) was reported to the police for breaking lockdown, him meeting up with another friend literally saved his life. Understandably the police couldn’t care less and just let them carry on, people really need to get a grip with this, and stop seeing one another as the enemy. The good news twist is he is in a much better place now due to the optimism of the vaccine, and the optimism that brings people I’ve seen recently has really brought a lot of people out of their rut. I was amazed even how on Thursday simply a sunny day made myself and a lot of others a lot happier.

Someone on Twitter said recently that this past year has been paradise for curtain twitchers, grasses, busybodies, and narks.

The good news is, they’ll soon have to crawl back under their rocks, their power diminished, when the lockdowns go.

I’m hoping for a big improvement in mental health too.
 


dazzer6666

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Something amiss because my 2nd sons girlfriend has now been called for her vaccination. No underlying issues and early 30s

Not sure it’s really ‘amiss’ - with around 60m people being called in there will be many mistakes, people wrongly classified etc. A few being called early is no different to a few being missed. Sure we all know of a few ‘odd’ call ups that don’t appear to make sense (we were discussing one last night). If she’s worried she can call her GP or the centre to check, but I know of at least one case where someone was ‘wrongly’ called up, checked with them and they said come in anyway, might as well get it done (I guess the admin involved in changing it is more hassle than simply doing it).
 




dazzer6666

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Numbers update :

Infections - 10,406, rolling 7 day down 19.2%
Deaths - 445, rolling 7 day down 28.2% (think this is the biggest rolling 7 day drop so far in the second wave)
Admission - 1,492, rolling 7 day down 22.1%
Vaccinations - 371k first dose, 16k second dose. Total first jabs now 17.247 million

The numbers in hospital are worth pointing out - now below 20k, and less than 50% of where they were a month ago at the peak. The numbers here have been steadily declining on virtually a daily basis without the blips and fluctuations seen in some of the other data.

18-02-2021 18,462
17-02-2021 19,407
16-02-2021 20,177
15-02-2021 20,958
14-02-2021 21,020
13-02-2021 20,938
12-02-2021 22,293
11-02-2021 23,384
10-02-2021 24,391
09-02-2021 25,664
08-02-2021 26,723
07-02-2021 26,784
06-02-2021 26,898
05-02-2021 28,369
04-02-2021 29,400
03-02-2021 30,595
02-02-2021 31,760
01-02-2021 32,955
31-01-2021 32,581
30-01-2021 33,008
29-01-2021 33,840
28-01-2021 34,903
27-01-2021 35,505
26-01-2021 37,090
25-01-2021 37,747
24-01-2021 37,721
23-01-2021 37,386
22-01-2021 38,248
21-01-2021 38,049
20-01-2021 38,730
19-01-2021 38,835
18-01-2021 39,244

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/
 


timbha

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Jul 5, 2003
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Sussex
Numbers update :

Infections - 10,406, rolling 7 day down 19.2%
Deaths - 445, rolling 7 day down 28.2% (think this is the biggest rolling 7 day drop so far in the second wave)
Admission - 1,492, rolling 7 day down 22.1%
Vaccinations - 371k first dose, 16k second dose. Total first jabs now 17.247 million

The numbers in hospital are worth pointing out - now below 20k, and less than 50% of where they were a month ago at the peak. The numbers here have been steadily declining on virtually a daily basis without the blips and fluctuations seen in some of the other data.

18-02-2021 18,462
17-02-2021 19,407
16-02-2021 20,177
15-02-2021 20,958
14-02-2021 21,020
13-02-2021 20,938
12-02-2021 22,293
11-02-2021 23,384
10-02-2021 24,391
09-02-2021 25,664
08-02-2021 26,723
07-02-2021 26,784
06-02-2021 26,898
05-02-2021 28,369
04-02-2021 29,400
03-02-2021 30,595
02-02-2021 31,760
01-02-2021 32,955
31-01-2021 32,581
30-01-2021 33,008
29-01-2021 33,840
28-01-2021 34,903
27-01-2021 35,505
26-01-2021 37,090
25-01-2021 37,747
24-01-2021 37,721
23-01-2021 37,386
22-01-2021 38,248
21-01-2021 38,049
20-01-2021 38,730
19-01-2021 38,835
18-01-2021 39,244

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/


Sad I know, but I love looking at this data. Thanks dazza
 










Frutos

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BBC News - Covid vaccine: All UK adults to be offered jab by 31 July - PM
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56141867

Certainly qualifies as good news if it comes to pass.

Whatever anyone's political views, this vaccine rollout has been done very well to date IMO - long may it continue.

On a personal note, if that target is met it will enable my fiancé and I to have our wedding as planned, so another piece of good news.
 




dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
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Also, 1 in 3 adults now had first jab in the UK. :clap2::clap2::clap2:
 




Ding Dong !

Boy I'm HOT today !
Jul 26, 2004
3,066
Worthing
Chatting to a neighbour of mine yesterday who told me he had a text this week for his jab.......he's 48 and no underlying health issues.......i'm 53 and not heard about my jab and we are both with same surgery !!!!.???
 


dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
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Burgess Hill
Daily numbers :

Infections (below 10k klaxon) - 9,834, rolling 7 day down 16.2%
Deaths - 215, rolling 7 day down 27.4%
Admissions - 1,397, rolling 7 day down 20.9%
Patients in hospital - 18,462 (down around 1,000 on yesterday, continuing the steady decline)
Vaccinations - 334k first jabs, 10k second jabs. Over 17.5m have now had first jabs (a third of the adult population)
 




Mellotron

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Jul 2, 2008
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Brighton
[TWEET]1363460186711744512[/TWEET]

Cuts transmission by just under 90%. Extrapolated appropriately, those are pandemic-ending stats right there...
 


crodonilson

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Jan 17, 2005
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Lyme Regis
[tweet]1363480366397485056[/tweet]

Highly encouraging data on both the huge success of lockdown and the signs of real success in the vaccination programme.
 


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