Covid19 Part XVIII-25,473 in ROI(1,736 deaths) 5,760 in NI (551 deaths)(30/06)Read OP

Beasty · 13-06-2020 11:18PM

fritzelly wrote: »

We really need a link to the original post/er

I'm not admitting to anything.....

caveat emptor · 13-06-2020 11:21PM

What the Fock does that mean? Doesn’t make sense. These cases are not increases. Right so the. By that logic the numbers are not as good as we’ve thought the last week.

Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, said; “Today’s increase in notifications of Covid-19 is not an increase in the daily incidence of the disease. When the cases are analysed according to the date the samples were taken, it shows that they were spread out over a number of days. All the indicators of the disease are stable or reducing. We will continue to closely monitor these every day.”

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/coronavirus-five-more-dead-and-46-new-cases-but-spike-due-to-lab-delay-1.4278725?mode=amp

Benimar · 13-06-2020 11:32PM

caveat emptor wrote: »

What the Fock does that mean? Doesn’t make sense. These cases are not increases. Right so the. By that logic the numbers are not as good as we’ve thought the last week.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/coronavirus-five-more-dead-and-46-new-cases-but-spike-due-to-lab-delay-1.4278725?mode=amp

Correct. The numbers in the last 6 days now read 9,9, 19, 20, 23, 24

Strazdas · 13-06-2020 11:38PM

Benimar wrote: »

Correct. The numbers in the last 6 days now read 9,9, 19, 20, 23, 24

The 9 and 9 were probably an under representation of what the real numbers were. It sounds like 20-25 daily was the real figure this week (which is still extremely low).

Micky 32 · 13-06-2020 11:47PM

Benimar wrote: »

Correct. The numbers in the last 6 days now read 9,9, 19, 20, 23, 24

Total number for the 6 days = 104 cases. Same period last week total = 139 cases. 35 cases less this week.

Always_Running · 14-06-2020 12:05AM

Micky 32 wrote: »

Total number for the 6 days = 104 cases. Same period last week total = 139 cases. 35 cases less this week.

224 cases last week by my count. 120 less cases this week.

Micky 32 · 14-06-2020 12:07AM

Always_Running wrote: »

224 cases last week by my count. 120 less cases this week.

I was calculating it over the same 6 days as last week for a direct comparison. Without doubt it’s declining.

ACitizenErased · 14-06-2020 12:09AM

I think we need to be fairly clear that anything less than 150 weekly cases is really fantastic at this point in time

caveat emptor · 14-06-2020 12:35AM

Great cases are going down.
Bad that we are continuing to not count accurately and timely.
Really bad that UK seems to be disintegrating with open race war going on.
More worrying what’s happening in Beijing.

https://twitter.com/drdenagrayson/status/1271959192082006016?s=21

CBear1993 · 14-06-2020 12:43AM

What are these c*nts honestly at in these meat markets??

14-06-2020 12:57AM

CBear1993 wrote: »

What are these c*nts honestly at in these meat markets??

Dealing with lots of suppliers coming into the city.

mandrake04 · 14-06-2020 01:02AM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Florida, Texas, Arizona and California and 19 other states are now joined by Nevada in the acceleration of spread in the US. That makes 24 states now in a state of advance of Coronavirus according to the New York Times.

Interesting at the acceleration in those states in June which would have a warmer climate, mean while NZ and Australia are in winter and most of the new cases Australia have are travellers in hotel quarantine who brought it in from other countries.

fritzelly · 14-06-2020 01:10AM

CBear1993 wrote: »

What are these c*nts honestly at in these meat markets??

Funny how it's now a meat market or produce market or seafood market but not a wet market...(there is no evidence this is a wet market but selling meat...)

Some guy who studies virus pandemics said they will be coming quicker and more virulent - the Chinese are making sure his predictions come true

Wouldn't surprise me if we end up with another new coronavirus short thrift

Scuid Mhór · 14-06-2020 01:11AM

Beasty wrote: »

19 weeks ago today, in thread #1

Hahaha. On another forum, I posted about my fears of a global pandemic occurring towards the end of January and was lambasted for being a scaremonger er by the entire population of said forum. Makes for interesting reading retrospectively!

caveat emptor · 14-06-2020 01:19AM

Infected fish fillet? Blame Uncle Sam. Solid strategy.From the thread it’s based on fact worker who filleted the fish may have been infected and contaminated it as opposed to catching it from the fish.still not great.

https://twitter.com/r_h_ebright/status/1271691221065502721?s=21

fritzelly · 14-06-2020 01:30AM

caveat emptor wrote: »

Infected fish fillet? Blame Uncle Sam. Solid strategy.From the thread it’s based on fact worker who filleted the fish may have been infected and contaminated it as opposed to catching it from the fish.still not great.

https://twitter.com/r_h_ebright/status/1271691221065502721?s=21

Nowhere in that report does it mention salmon from the US - in fact it was fish from another market. Clickbait tweet

kowloonkev · 14-06-2020 01:34AM

Strazdas wrote: »

Looking at the stats, it has nearly flown under the radar that Ireland is one of the least infected countries in Europe at the moment.

No country is recording 'no new cases' and Ireland is actually ahead of most of them this week in keeping new numbers extremely low.

The stat which concerns me is that 30% of infections are healthcare workers. That seems incredibly high. I think it is 19% in the US for example and it was much less even in Wuhan. But nothing is being said about it.

fritzelly · 14-06-2020 01:41AM

kowloonkev wrote: »

The stat which concerns me is that 30% of infections are healthcare workers. That seems incredibly high. I think it is 19% in the US for example and it was much less even in Wuhan. But nothing is being said about it.

That is because we have very little community cases/never had many community infections - they are skewing the percentage figures. Everything we did contained the virus to certain professions/areas

What is the US's community infection numbers?

Polar101 · 14-06-2020 01:43AM

kowloonkev wrote: »

The stat which concerns me is that 30% of infections are healthcare workers. That seems incredibly high. I think it is 19% in the US for example and it was much less even in Wuhan. But nothing is being said about it.

It's very high, but "nothing is being said" is not true - it's been reported several times over the past two or three months. And that's why the state is spending a lot of money and effort for PPE, testing, etc.

caveat emptor · 14-06-2020 01:47AM

fritzelly wrote: »

Nowhere in that report does it mention salmon from the US - in fact it was fish from another market. Clickbait tweet

Yeah true.

Although it does say imported salmon. So Chinese are pointing at importation of virus via foodstuffs. Whether it’s bollox or not is another matter.

Hopefully it’s not our finest farmed salmon.Not like we’ve had any issues with meat plants.

Novel coronavirus was detected on a chopping board for imported salmon at Xinfadi market,

bb1234567 · 14-06-2020 01:49AM

mandrake04 wrote: »

Interesting at the acceleration in those states in June which would have a warmer climate, mean while NZ and Australia are in winter and most of the new cases Australia have are travellers in hotel quarantine who brought it in from other countries.

Much of the recent sudden surge in southern US states is because of citizens living in Mexico returning home for treatement because hospitals there are completely overwhelmed

https://timesofsandiego.com/life/2020/05/19/americans-from-mexico-with-covid-19-overwhelm-hospitals-in-imperial-county/

kowloonkev · 14-06-2020 01:49AM

Polar101 wrote: »

It's very high, but "nothing is being said" is not true - it's been reported several times over the past two or three months. And that's why the state is spending a lot of money and effort for PPE, testing, etc.

The number has been reported which is good but I haven't heard much analysis of why it is so high compared to other countries.

I guess finally the government is waking up. I know people working in care facilities and regional hospitals who are not even wearing regular face masks.

mandrake04 · 14-06-2020 01:58AM

bb1234567 wrote: »

Much of the recent sudden surge in southern US states is because of citizens living in Mexico returning home for treatement because hospitals there are completely overwhelmed

https://timesofsandiego.com/life/2020/05/19/americans-from-mexico-with-covid-19-overwhelm-hospitals-in-imperial-county/

That makes sense, its growth is mainly from travel and not the cold.

patnor1011 · 14-06-2020 05:21AM

fritzelly wrote: »

Nowhere in that report does it mention salmon from the US - in fact it was fish from another market. Clickbait tweet

Meh.
WHO detected covid in samples provided by Tanzania president. Tanzania President John Magufuli secretly sent specimens from a papaya, quail, and goat to a lab testing for the COVID-19 coronavirus disease in humans — and the results came back positive.

Polar101 · 14-06-2020 06:51AM

patnor1011 wrote: »

Meh.
WHO detected covid in samples provided by Tanzania president. Tanzania President John Magufuli secretly sent specimens from a papaya, quail, and goat to a lab testing for the COVID-19 coronavirus disease in humans — and the results came back positive.

It wasn't WHO, but their national lab - they bought **** quality testing kits. This guy also think prayers can vanquish the "satanic virus", so that's the level of intelligence you are dealing with. So if you want to laugh at the WHO, please use don't use Tanzania as a funny example.

Kermit.de.frog · 14-06-2020 07:01AM

China reports 66 new cases of coronavirus including the first in Beijing in two months. The highest since mid April.

Hmmzis · 14-06-2020 07:03AM

Clubbing is out for a while I'm afraid.

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/9/20-2272_article

Oddly enough, schools and childcare facilities are missing from those clusters.
Gyms are also on the low side.

Vast majority of index cases were presymptomatic or fully asymptomatic.

Kermit.de.frog · 14-06-2020 07:20AM

Pakistan reports 6,825 new cases and 81 fatalities - a new record from yesterday (6,431).

schmoo2k · 14-06-2020 07:22AM

fritzelly wrote: »

Funny how it's now a meat market or produce market or seafood market but not a wet market...(there is no evidence this is a wet market but selling meat...)

Some guy who studies virus pandemics said they will be coming quicker and more virulent - the Chinese are making sure his predictions come true

Wouldn't surprise me if we end up with another new coronavirus short thrift

They did shutdown all the wet markets (in this region anyway) - and to give the numbers context, this market has 10000 employees...

Kermit.de.frog · 14-06-2020 07:27AM

Brazil reports two new weekend records of 20,894 new cases and 850 new fatalities.

Mexico reports two new weekend records of 3,405 new cases and 424 new fatalities.

India reports two new weekend records of 12,023 new cases (second highest on record) and 309 new deaths.

Covid19 Part XVIII-25,473 in ROI(1,736 deaths) 5,760 in NI (551 deaths)(30/06)Read OP

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