CoVid19 Part X - 1,564 cases ROI (9 deaths) 209 in NI (7 deaths) (25 March) Read OP

Coyote · 25-03-2020 09:00PM

Number updated to match todays report

No Change in number

Slow Change

Big Drop in numbers

again with all of this i'm just trying to show people the 14 day delay in an change in how we deal with this
if you wait till we are overloaded it's too late
everyone has to make up there own mind but at least look at the maths

3 weeks no change 42K
3 weeks slow change 23K
3 weeks big drop 9K

1 month no change 241K
1 month slow change 56K
1 month big drop 11K

you need to decide what you do today to affect 3 weeks from now

Blaze420 · 25-03-2020 09:00PM

Blueshoe wrote: »

I think that's called victim blaming. Not so long ago there were 80 something year olds dying on trolleys in the hospital.
They are still dead

No I don’t think you can brush it away as easy as that - I think we have certain people in this country who go to a&e for a sore finger, clogging the system up. Amazing that the numbers drop so drastically when they are warned to stay the **** away.

is_that_so · 25-03-2020 09:00PM

Blaze420 wrote: »

Hearing plenty of stories like this, seems to be a big joke to some people. If someone does it to me, they’d better pray the gardai are close by to pull me away from them or they’ll be getting body bagged on the side of the street.

That will happen sooner rather than later and some young idiot will get a thumping.

AtomicHorror · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

briany wrote: »

That's, what, a 1.3% death rate vs. Italy's 11%? I guess it could be worse for the U.S.

Well Cuomo in NY made it pretty clear that their heath system is not yet at capacity, though they expect to exceed capacity in about 8 or 9 days time. That could change things in that hot spot unless there's some significant interventions.

The count in the US is still small for the overall population. I wonder, what was Italy's death rate when their confirmed case count was under 200 cases per million? That would have been around the 10,000 - 12,000 level.

fritzelly · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

is_that_so wrote: »

Another good initiative.

https://covidmedsupply.org/

Are they running that from their bedroom computer?

Blaze420 · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

is_that_so wrote: »

That will happen sooner rather than later and some young idiot will get a thumping.

Absolutely and I won’t be shedding any tears for them - 14/24/34 years old - try that **** once and you’ll regret it for the rest of your life.

Dymo · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

spookwoman wrote: »

187 new and 13 deaths so far

Are the UK doing an excellent job of dealing with this, I can understand the low cases because of testing but deaths would be higher to hide.

phobia2011 · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

owlbethere wrote: »

These figures were mentioned yesterday. My understanding of the figures were that they were in relation to the contact tracing. As in each person diagnosed, had approx. 20 contacts and now contact tracing is slightly slimmer with approximately 5 contacts per diagnosed person.

Means nothing when there are construction sites still open with 600+ Employees there, how could you contact trace that!

tom1ie · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

Nonoperational wrote: »

We have or will shortly the capacity to ventilate 600 or so patients. Final logistics still being worked on. 270 or so public. 200 private. Then it goes to theatre / war zone mode with more vents coming all the time.

We need to stop the exponential growth. That’s the key.

Thanks for that info.
So we’ve 39 in icu with capacity for 600 max.
So we are at 6.5% of icu capacity.
With a max capacity of 470 (public +private beds) we are at 8.3%.
(Someone check my maths please!)
This is the number to keep an eye on. If we go above 100% we r fooked.

irishgeo · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

briany wrote: »

That's, what, a 1.3% death rate vs. Italy's 11%? I guess it could be worse for the U.S.

cases are vastly unreported so its nowhere that high of a death rate.

Wombatman · 25-03-2020 09:01PM

spookwoman wrote: »

187 new and 13 deaths so far

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

SharpshooterTom · 25-03-2020 09:02PM

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

It was always expected to be. The virus spread can only be slowed down not stopped completely.

People still die from Flu
People still die from Cancer
People still die from AIDS (in poorer countries mostly)

Unfortunately Coronavirus will be with us indefinitely even in a post vaccine world just like the aforementioned illnesses above.

xabi · 25-03-2020 09:02PM

Do they remove the recovered cases from the total, I would like to see what the total known active cases are.

soiseztomabel · 25-03-2020 09:02PM

Little knacks, cop a beating then play the innocent little victim

splinter65 · 25-03-2020 09:02PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Any numbers for the UK today?

Why has this turned into some kind of macabre competition?? We wish them well, they wish us well. Now just get over it.

Jinglejangle69 · 25-03-2020 09:02PM

Blueshoe wrote: »

I think that's called victim blaming. Not so long ago there were 80 something year olds dying on trolleys in the hospital.
They are still dead

Yes because morons were clogging up the system.

timhenn · 25-03-2020 09:03PM

Blaze420 wrote: »

Absolutely and I won’t be shedding any tears for them - 14/24/34 years old - try that **** once and you’ll regret it for the rest of your life.

Stand back people, Rambo is on the loose here.

SharpshooterTom · 25-03-2020 09:03PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

Scotland and Wales only.

tom1ie · 25-03-2020 09:03PM

Strazdas wrote: »

Definitely hundreds : they've been working frantically on this for the last fortnight

Yes two hundreds or ten hundreds? Big difference!

SweetCaliber · 25-03-2020 09:04PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

The 187 is only Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, the figures from the rest of England are not in yet. There will be a much more substantial number once they are.

Professor Moriarty · 25-03-2020 09:04PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

English numbers not yet published,

spookwoman · 25-03-2020 09:04PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

that was is listed so far there probably will be more listed later

Kermit.de.frog · 25-03-2020 09:04PM

xabi wrote: »

Do they remove the recovered cases from the total, I would like to see what the total known active cases are.

There are 5 confirmed recoveries in Ireland as of today's figures according to Worldometers

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/ireland/

FarmerBrowne · 25-03-2020 09:04PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

I would say them figures are just NI, Scotland and Wales. England will be the real bad news.

Coyote · 25-03-2020 09:04PM

tom1ie wrote: »

Thanks for that info.
So we’ve 39 in icu with capacity for 600 max.
So we are at 6.5% of icu capacity.
With a max capacity of 470 (public +private beds) we are at 8.3%.
(Someone check my maths please!)
This is the number to keep an eye on. If we go above 100% we r fooked.

we have already gone past that number
if you look at it any change takes 14 days to apply
we pass that number on the 6th of April with the middle growth numbers

kmart6 · 25-03-2020 09:05PM

smelly sock wrote: »

Jesus christ. Getting worse.

Yes, as has been expected.

bennyl10 · 25-03-2020 09:05PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

That’s not including England (the 187)

pjohnson · 25-03-2020 09:05PM

Well complaining about people not focusing on the ICU figure when the ICU figure wasn't being released.

We reacted too damn slow.

Wombatman · 25-03-2020 09:05PM

splinter65 wrote: »

Why has this turned into some kind of macabre competition?? We wish them well, they wish us well. Now just get over it.

Because your mind turned it into a macabre competition. It's OK to be interested in the statistics around this. Pay attention and you mind learn something.

Minime2.5 · 25-03-2020 09:06PM

mosii wrote: »

Thanks,its a worry,as wife a smoker,50 % of seriuos cases in china were smokers.:(

The fact your wife is a smoker should be a worry to you and your wife in the first place. Smoking causes cancer . Cancer kills people. But as humans when the danger is not an upfront and immediate danger we choose to ignore it. The same for alcohol abusers and obese people . This virus is a horrible thing dont get me wrong but most of the people that will have issues with it will indirectly because their immune systems are comprised due to bad habits they chose to bury their head in the sand over. This should be a wake up call to everyone who choose to live unhealthy .If covid 19 doesnt get you now your own bad habits will eventually

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CoVid19 Part X - 1,564 cases ROI (9 deaths) 209 in NI (7 deaths) (25 March) Read OP