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

Professor Moriarty · 25-03-2020 08:04PM

Wombatman wrote: »

Can't be right.

Mon 967 new cases.

Tue 1427.

Wed 187????

English numbers not yet published,

spookwoman · 25-03-2020 08:04PM

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 08:04PM

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 08:04PM

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 08:04PM

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 08:05PM

smelly sock wrote: »

Jesus christ. Getting worse.

Yes, as has been expected.

bennyl10 · 25-03-2020 08:05PM

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 08:05PM

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 08:05PM

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 08:06PM

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

Strazdas · 25-03-2020 08:06PM

tom1ie wrote: »

Yes two hundreds or ten hundreds? Big difference!

I think I read they had something like 250 available and were looking to double this

Nonoperational · 25-03-2020 08:06PM

Strazdas wrote: »

I'd be cautiously optimistic the 700 will never be utilised : that would bring us up into the area of 35000 positive cases or something.

I’ve been involved first hand this week again in a large hospital in Ireland. I’ve seen approx 60 patients with covid or ? Covid. I know some people here will scoff and call me a HSE shill and think I’m a wanker etc, but....

The effort we are making (As we should) is ****ing massive. This week we treated 2 patients with expensive experimental trial drugs and they both are cautiously improving. People are being flexible accommodating and generally sound to work with. I said initially that we really do have some fantastic docs here. I stand by that. There is a unique Irish balance of attitude, practicality, common sense and surprising smartness that we hide a lot of the time.

I sincerely hope it’s not a false optimism but I genuinely strive for us to look back at this and say we threw absolutely everything at it and we will compare favourably when we are looking back with the benefit of hindsight. It’s early early days. But we need to stop the exponential phase. Everybody needs to work really really hard at it.

JP100 · 25-03-2020 08:06PM

Have been watching from the start on RTE news twitter but no link put on the RTE news FB page when I checked in on it just there.

martingriff · 25-03-2020 08:07PM

Widdensushi wrote: »

next week before they can give the age profile of the dead, gdpr is just a load of ****e now ,9 casualties, age profile within 10 years would not take long to give

Why does it matter they died FFS let there family have some room you as bad as Cosgrove

biko · 25-03-2020 08:07PM

I'll spit right back

/tough guy on the internet

timhenn · 25-03-2020 08:07PM

Just made a joke. The replies are uncalled for. Reported.

pjohnson · 25-03-2020 08:07PM

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 certainly will. Too slow to react. And we STILL want to import more people in from red zones to increase our numbers.

Kerry25x · 25-03-2020 08:07PM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

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

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

As far as I know, 2 negative swab tests need to be done before someone can be confirmed recovered.

JP Liz V1 · 25-03-2020 08:08PM

UK reports 1,427 new cases of coronavirus and 87 new deaths

A total of 8,077 cases and 422 deaths

Corkgirl20 · 25-03-2020 08:08PM

Strazdas wrote: »

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

Was 255 and 51 more have been made available 301.

“HSE making the best national use of the 2,500 beds and 150 ICU beds in private hospital settings”

So 451 ICU so far

r93kaey5p2izun · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

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.

But that assumes there's nobody in ICU with any other illness. Of course there will still be all the usual heart attacks etc in ICU too.

spookwoman · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

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martingriff wrote: »

Why does it matter they died FFS let there family have some room you as bad as Cosgrove

Not going to be giving out names just profiling

Nonoperational · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

Strazdas wrote: »

I think I read they had something like 250 available and were looking to double this

270 odd when they dust off the cobwebs off every icu public bed. 200 private beds with equipment to ventilate in an icu scenario.

Theatres all have ventilators and we ordered hundreds more with more coming every week. We can ventilate people in theatre and theatre recovery. We will have the equipment to ventilate far more that just the number of icu beds. The issue is staffing which is being worked on.

kilkenny31 · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

irishgeo wrote: »

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

Its does seem that italy has a high death rate when it comes to the flue. Well over 1% when the USA has about 0.1% so there may be something else going on in Italy.

John_Rambo · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

timhenn wrote: »

Stand back people, Rambo is on the loose here.

They Drew First Blood.

Widdensushi · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

martingriff wrote: »

Why does it matter they died FFS let there family have some room you as bad as Cosgrove

presume you think we shouldn't know that there have been casualties so

AtomicHorror · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

Nonoperational wrote: »

I’ve been involved first hand this week again in a large hospital in Ireland. I’ve seen approx 60 patients with covid or ? Covid. I know some people here will scoff and call me a HSE shill and think I’m a wanker etc, but....

The effort we are making (As we should) is ****ing massive. This week we treated 2 patients with expensive experimental trial drugs and they both are cautiously improving. People are being flexible accommodating and generally sound to work with. I said initially that we really do have some fantastic docs here. I stand by that. There is a unique Irish balance of attitude, practicality, common sense and surprising smartness that we hide a lot of the time.

I sincerely hope it’s not a false optimism but I genuinely strive for us to look back at this and say we threw absolutely everything at it and we will compare favourably when we are looking back with the benefit of hindsight. It’s early early days. But we need to stop the exponential phase. Everybody needs to work really really hard at it.

Thank you for fighting for the rest of us. Whatever happens in the end, I don't think anyone will be credibly able to say our health professionals fell short on commitment.

walshb · 25-03-2020 08:09PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

UK reports 1,427 new cases of coronavirus and 87 new deaths

A total of 8,077 cases and 422 deaths

worldometer well behind, so.

Is that the UKs worst day for deaths?

weldoninhio · 25-03-2020 08:10PM

Andrew00 wrote: »

So now you can't get tested unless you're seriously struggling to breathe and/or in a critical condition

Pretty much have to be a hospital case now to be tested. Something a lot of people were sneering at U.K. for a day or two ago. Suddenly this is the right way to go.

FVP3 · 25-03-2020 08:10PM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

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

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

YOu always seem to accentuate the negative. Of course these are the confirmed recoveries from severe cases. No doubt plenty of people with mild symptoms have recovered.

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