Covid 19 Part XXII-30,360 in ROI(1,781 deaths) 8,035 in NI (568 deaths)(10/09)Read OP

sonofenoch · 30-08-2020 06:05PM

Thierry12 wrote: »

While 450 died of cancer on that day in the UK

That Pat Kenny piece is sickening to read, more ivory tower rubbish from elite

'Cocooning in Dalkey'

...it's a hard-knock life

niallo27 · 30-08-2020 06:06PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

A random WhatsApp group? Can anyone join this random WhatsApp group?

The WhatsApp group joins you.

giveitholly · 30-08-2020 06:06PM

the merchant wrote: »

So it seems I had the eh ... ahem ... Scoop

You are after stealing yourdeadwrights thunder!!

is_that_so · 30-08-2020 06:08PM

BonnieSituation wrote: »

This is something I've been meaning to a so in here for the last week. What are our testing levels at now?

Were they ramped up over the last 2 weeks?

There are serial cycles of testing now in care homes, food and meat plants and other areas. Think Reid said they want to do 50,000 tests in the food industries and 15000 or so in care homes.

BonnieSituation · 30-08-2020 06:09PM

is_that_so wrote: »

There are serial cycles of testing now in care homes, food and meat plants and other areas. Think Reid said they want to do 50,000 tests in the food industries and 15000 or so in care homes.

Right so.

But what have the testing levels actually been at?

That sort of "intention to test" is the exact thing we were castigating the UK for back in June and July.

mloc123 · 30-08-2020 06:11PM

BonnieSituation wrote: »

Right so.

But what have the testing levels actually been at?

That sort of "intention to test" is the exact thing we were castigating the UK for back in June and July.

They were testing rough 12-13k most days this week?

Storm 10 · 30-08-2020 06:12PM

Interesting

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-53951764?utm_source=upday&utm_medium=referral

Funsterdelux · 30-08-2020 06:12PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

A random WhatsApp group? Can anyone join this random WhatsApp group?

I think its the "No Fairies club" whatsapp group chat

JP Liz V1 · 30-08-2020 06:13PM

sonofenoch wrote: »

'Cocooning in Dalkey' ...it's a hard-knock life

Dalkey our Hollywood :P we need Matt Damon back

is_that_so · 30-08-2020 06:14PM

BonnieSituation wrote: »

Right so.

But what have the testing levels actually been at?

That sort of "intention to test" is the exact thing we were castigating the UK for back in June and July.

There were days of 10K and one of 12K I believe but mostly they've been in the 4-7K a day for a while. It's not an intention, they've been doing it weekly in care homes since June and they started in meat plants a few weeks ago.

Eod100 · 30-08-2020 06:16PM

It's good to have cases below 50. Feels like the first time it's been that way in a while tbh.

30-08-2020 06:16PM

Non solum non ambulabit wrote: »

Exactly. It is the young people that will pay the ultimate price for this disease. Make no mistake about that. They will be left to pick up the pieces financially and societally ...

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I don't see how you figure this. I may be 50 but I will be working until I'm 68 at least, and possibly longer. I am still part of society, too, (unless you only consider those who like to dance in the streets or go to bars and nightclubs weekly as part of society).

If anything, those in their youth now will probably only be starting to grow up and settle down in 10-15 years time (if this thread is anything to go by), by which time it will be the people already in their 30s, 40s and 50s, even 60s now who will have spent the intervening years picking up the pieces for this.

Non solum non ambulabit wrote: »

.. and have already made unbelievable sacrifices to their education, careers and freedoms.

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Six months missed out of education, three of which the schools / colleges were closed for. 1 year of travel opportunities missed. Careers barely started? If even. Hardly and unbelievable sacrifice. Total exaggeration.

lukas8888 · 30-08-2020 06:24PM

Deleted User wrote: »

The behaviour last night in Killarney was very disheartening to see. I am high risk and live with someone who is very high risk. I already lost my mother to covid in April.

I have spent the last almost six months working from home, shopping online exclusively (which is not cheap) and trying to minimise any trips I make out to essential trips only. Basically I've been putting in every effort I can to stay healthy in that time. Its not easy. It does take self-discipline. I am craving a day out to just browse around my favourite shops so badly, but I remind myself I am doing this because I don't want to risk becoming infected, or transmitting the virus to anyone else if i did become infected.

But when you are putting in so much effort and then see so many carelessly ignoring the basic things asked of them, and the likes of the behaviour in Killarney last night or in Berlin last weekend, you can't help but get angry and upset.

There is no way we are "all in this together". There can be no easing of restrictions for me, I can't risk dropping my guard while other people are being idiots and not playing their part. And the sad thing is, it is possible to socialise without being an asshole.

This is not about being a "killjoy" though no doubt that is what I will be accused of being. If everyone played their part, it would be safer for ALL, including those of us who are high risk, to return to something closer to the normality we had before. Because that is ultimately what we want too. I increasingly feel invisible and that the risk to my life is unimportant to those outside my four walls.

It was working. We had cases down to less then 10 per day at one point, then it all went to hell. And now winter is coming and cases are over a hundred a day again even before the schools go back. I'm starting to despair that this will never be over.

Very sorry for your loss and your ongoing health issues through no fault of yourself.But it has to be also recognised that many at risk people who are lecturing the youth on their behaviour might also look to themselves for their own predicament.How many find themselves with serious health issues through years of smoking,heavy drinking,bad diet etc, leading to obesity ,asthma diabetes,heart disease.

BonnieSituation · 30-08-2020 06:25PM

mloc123 wrote: »

They were testing rough 12-13k most days this week?

Cheers.

is_that_so wrote: »

There were days of 10K and one of 12K I believe but mostly they've been in the 4-7K a day for a while.

Cheers.

It's not an intention, they've been doing it weekly in care homes since June and they started in meat plants a few weeks ago.

That as it may be. It just read that way to me in your post.

sideswipe · 30-08-2020 06:29PM

owlbethere wrote: »

They are not asked to not socialise. They are asked not to meet or gather in large crowds. There's nothing wrong with a small group of them like 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 of them meeting up together. The problem occurs where a large group of them gathers together. Do they realistically know everybody in the gathering and their whereabouts and movements over the past 14 days? They don't and that's a risk for an exposure and putting others at risk.

A little bit of perspective about those scenes in Kerry- that video doing the rounds was not one group of people flouting the rules- chances are it was lots of small groups being emptied onto the streets, a few people start mucking about dancing on a ‘phone box’, a few more join in, high spirits, people having a laugh.....phones come out...... Deployed to social media..... queue the now weekly outrage of pearl clutchers.
To expect everyone to leave pubs like they are leaving mass is too much to expect.

Non solum non ambulabit · 30-08-2020 06:29PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

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I don't see how you figure this. I may be 50 but I will be working until I'm 68 at least, and possibly longer. I am still part of society, too, (unless you only consider those who like to dance in the streets or go to bars and nightclubs weekly as part of society).

If anything, those in their youth now will probably only be starting to grow up and settle down in 10-15 years time (if this thread is anything to go by), by which time it will be the people already in their 30s, 40s and 50s, even 60s now who will have spent the intervening years picking up the pieces for this.

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Six months missed out of education, three of which the schools / colleges were closed for. 1 year of travel opportunities missed. Careers barely started? If even. Hardly and unbelievable sacrifice. Total exaggeration.

There are millions of young people in this country. You need to take sometime and think about all the millions that aren't doing what you are describing.

Do you judge all groups in society based on isolated incidents??

JP Liz V1 · 30-08-2020 06:32PM

DebDynamite wrote: »

As are the vast majority of young people today, but I can understand the few who are feeling increasingly frustrated and blow off a bit of steam by engaging in the behavior we have seen.

It is very reminiscent of drunken Brits abroad

Funsterdelux · 30-08-2020 06:34PM

lukas8888 wrote: »

Very sorry for your loss and your ongoing health issues through no fault of yourself.But it has to be also recognised that many at risk people who are lecturing the youth on their behaviour might also look to themselves for their own predicament.How many find themselves with serious health issues through years of smoking,heavy drinking,bad diet etc, leading to obesity ,asthma diabetes,heart disease.

:eek:

You forgot to mention their genes

muddypaws · 30-08-2020 06:38PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Dalkey our Hollywood :P we need Matt Damon back

He's back!

https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/movies/movie-news/matt-is-back-movie-star-damon-returns-and-is-living-in-dublin-mansion-ahead-of-movie-shoot-39489489.html?fbclid=IwAR0A3Mc8MU-BznX--jWElSbfDgqRZgJPCy8q1-nz4iOAoxaCnXGgKm1XmH0

Happydays2020 · 30-08-2020 06:43PM

muddypaws wrote: »

He's back!

https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/movies/movie-news/matt-is-back-movie-star-damon-returns-and-is-living-in-dublin-mansion-ahead-of-movie-shoot-39489489.html?fbclid=IwAR0A3Mc8MU-BznX--jWElSbfDgqRZgJPCy8q1-nz4iOAoxaCnXGgKm1XmH0

And the broader team will be playing golf with Big Phil.

Away With The Fairies · 30-08-2020 06:48PM

muddypaws wrote: »

He's back!

https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/movies/movie-news/matt-is-back-movie-star-damon-returns-and-is-living-in-dublin-mansion-ahead-of-movie-shoot-39489489.html?fbclid=IwAR0A3Mc8MU-BznX--jWElSbfDgqRZgJPCy8q1-nz4iOAoxaCnXGgKm1XmH0

Fcuk this, more Americans coming in. Though, I guess they had to bring him back spending all his money here.

wadacrack · 30-08-2020 06:55PM

“Wishful thinking just doesn’t help. And I think that’s been a big part of the issue, a notion in some states in particular, that somehow we can be different from all the other experiences with this virus and other viruses and we can just hope that it won’t spread when we have high levels of contact.”

Very informative, above quote applies to a few in here tbh. Don't want to antagonize anyone but important to remember that scientists like the one mentioned are educating themselves for years for situations like this. Its important we listen to them even if the information they provideisint want we want to hear

https://medium.com/@robertroybritt/what-this-epidemiologist-wants-americans-to-know-about-covid-19-right-now-9e051a849ddc

JP Liz V1 · 30-08-2020 06:57PM

sideswipe wrote: »

A little bit of perspective about those scenes in Kerry- that video doing the rounds was not one group of people flouting the rules- chances are it was lots of small groups being emptied onto the streets, a few people start mucking about dancing on a ‘phone box’, a few more join in, high spirits, people having a laugh.....phones come out...... Deployed to social media..... queue the now weekly outrage of pearl clutchers.
To expect everyone to leave pubs like they are leaving mass is too much to expect.

Don't forget a dead young man

JP Liz V1 · 30-08-2020 07:02PM

lukas8888 wrote: »

Very sorry for your loss and your ongoing health issues through no fault of yourself.But it has to be also recognised that many at risk people who are lecturing the youth on their behaviour might also look to themselves for their own predicament.How many find themselves with serious health issues through years of smoking,heavy drinking,bad diet etc, leading to obesity ,asthma diabetes,heart disease.

I never smoked and have asthma since childhood but never mind as long as the young get their alcohol and drug binges :rolleyes:

spookwoman · 30-08-2020 07:08PM

Rolling Week ending totals
Cases / Deaths
Day|Date|Cases|Deaths|Case Denot|Death Denot|Total Cases|Total Deaths|Week Avg|Week Tot
Sun|23/08/2020|61|0|0|0|27,969|1,777|104.57|732
|||||||||
|Totals|732|6|20|3|27,969
Mon|24/08/2020|147|0|0|0|28,116|1,777|117.57|823
Tue|25/08/2020|92|0|7|0|28,201|1,777|103.57|725
Wed|26/08/2020|164|0|2|0|28,363|1,777|119.29|835
Thur|27/08/2020|93|0|3|0|28,453|1,777|113.14|792
Fri|28/08/2020|127|0|1|0|28,579|1,777|120.00|840
Sat|29/08/2020|142|0|1|0|28,720|1,777|118.00|826
Sun|30/08/2020|42|0|1|0|28,760|1,777|115.29|807
|Totals|807|0|16|0|28,760|1,777|115.29|807

Hospital Data (Gov.ie) 2 Days Behind
Day|Date|Hospital|Inc|ICU|Inc|Deaths|Inc|Healthcare workers|Inc|Clusters|Inc|Cases Assoc|Inc|
Fri|21/08/2020|3,396|+2|443|-|1,519|-|8,550|+8|2579|+2|15,171|+32
|Totals|-|11|-|1|-|3|-|55|-|92|-|361
|||||||||||||||
Sat|22/08/2020|3,398|+2|443|-|1,519|-|8,553|+3|2,580|+1|15,175|+4
Sun|23/08/2020|3,397|-1|443|-|1,519|-|8,562|+9|2,584|+4|15,210|+35
Mon|24/08/2020|3397|-|444|+1|1519|-|8,567|+5|2,633|+49|15,357|+147
Tue|25/08/2020|3,386|-11|444|-|1,519|-|8,584|+17|2,649|+1|15,430|+73
Wed|26/08/2020|3,384|-2|446|+2|1,519|-|8,598|+14|2,656|+7|15,515|+85
Thur|27/08/2020|3,386|+2|446|-|1,520|+1|8,608|+10|2,734|+78|15,733|+218
Fri|29/08/2020|3,394|+8|446|-|1,519|-1|8,621|+13|2,741|+7|15,743|+10
Totals|-|-|-2|-|3|-|0|-|71|-|162|-|572|

Transmission week totals (Gov.ie 2 days behind and Daily Press Release)
Day|Date|Community|%|%Inc|Close Contact|%|%Inc|Travel%|Unknown
Thur|20/08/2020|11|30.5%|+.1%|57|66.6%|-|2.4%|-
Fri|21/08/2020|21|30.7%|+.2%|30|66.3|-.3%|2.4%|.7%
|-|-||-|-|-|-|-|-|
Sat|22/08/2020|24/08/2020|14|30.4%|-.1%|60|66.5%|+.1%|2.5%|.7%
Sun|23/08/2020|16|30.5%|+.1%|23|66.4%|+.1%|2.4%|.7%
Totals||97|||315|-|-|-|
Mon|24/08/2020|14|30.4%|-.1%|60|66.5%|+.1%|2.4%|.7%
Tue|25/08/2020|11|30.3%|-.1%|46|66.4%|-.1%|2.4%|.8%
Wed|26/08/2020|21|30.2%|-.1%|80|66.8%|+.2%|2.4|.6%
Thur |27/08/2020|12|30.2%|-|73|66.7%|-.1%|2.5%|.7%
Fri|28/08/2020|8|30.3%|+.1%|66|66.4%|-.3%|2.5%|0.9%
Sat|29/08/2020|19|-|-|33|-|-|-|-
Sun|30/08/20|6|-|-|15|-|-|-|-
Totals||91|||372

No results released on a Sunday
Testing week totals (Hub)
Day|Date|Total|Hospital|Inc|Lab|Inc|Total Pos|%Pos|24 Tested|Week Tested|%Week Pos
Sun|23/08/20|772,797|291,806|1,906|480,991|3,532|-|-|5,438|52,754|-
Totals||||17,499||35,255|773
Mon|24/08/20|777,635|293,616|1,810|484,019|3,028|31,380|4%|4,838|52,061|1.4%
Tue|25/08/20|782,633|296,405|2,789|486,228|2,209|31,481|4%|4,998|52,720|1.5%
Wed|26/08/20|790,298|300,022|3,617|490,276|4,048|31,586|4%|7,648|54,193|1.5%
Thur|27/08/20|802,572|303,343|3,321|499,229|8,9530|31,715|3.9%|12,274|55,051|1.5%
Fri|28/08/20|814,875|306,356|3,013|508,519|9,290|31,822|3.9%|12,303|54,274|1.3%
Sat|29/08/20|824,712|308,879|2,523|515,833|7,314|21,934|3.9%|9,837|57,353|1.3%
Sun|30/08/2020|
Totals||||18,979||38,374|769

26/08/20 Hub discrepancy of 17, 7648 listed as 24hr total should be 7665.
No Positive totals last Sunday

Age Affected 2 Days Behind
Day|Date|0-4|Inc|5-14|Inc|15-24|Inc|25-34|Inc|35-44|Inc|45-54|Inc|55-64|Inc|65-74|Inc|74-84|Inc|85+|Inc|?|Inc
Fri|21/08/20|270|+10|495|+10|2,377|+30|4,868|+36|4,868|-5|4,908|+25|3,439|+13|1,903|+6|2,329|+5|2,386|-|21|-
Totals|-|-|28|-|59|-|158|-|161|-|80|-|88|-|64|-|25|-|7|-|3|-|0
|||||||||||||||||||||||
Sat|22/08/20|271|+1|499|+4|2,396|+19|4,878|+10|4,915|+47|4,924|+16|3,445|+6|1,903|-|2,330|+1|2,386|-|22|+1
Sun|23/08/20|274|+3|507|+8|2,443|+47|4,904|+26|4,933|+18|4,937|+13|3,457|+12|1,911|+8|2,335|+5|2,387|+1|21|-1
Mon|24/08/20|277|+3|518|+11|2,464|+21|4,918|+14|2,947|+14|4,952|+15|3,463|+6|1,915|+4|2,337|+2|2,387|0|21|-
Tue|25/08/20|281|+4|528|+10|2,503|+39|4,953|+35|4,964|+17|4,982|+30|3,475|+12|1,922|+7|2,342|+5|2,388|+1|2|+1
Wed|26/08/20|285|+4|537|+9|2,521|+18|4,968|+15|4,982|+18|4,995|+13|3,484|+9|1,926|+4|2,343|+1|2,388|-|22|-
Thur|27/08/20|286|+1|549|+12|2,554|+33|4,996|+28|5,009|+27|5,009|+14|3,491|+7|1,928|+2|2,345|+2|2,388|-|23|+1
Fri|28/08/20|290|+4|560|+11|2,579|+25|5,025|+29|5,036|+27|5,028|+19|3,503|+12|1,931|+3|2,352|+7|2,391|+3|23|-
Totals|-|-|20|-|65|-|202|-|157|-|168|-|120|-|64|-|28|-|23|-|5|-|2

Age Hospitalised 2 Days Behind
Day|Date|0-4|Inc|5-14|Inc|15-24|Inc|25-34|Inc|35-44|Inc|45-54|Inc|55-64|Inc|65-74|Inc|74-84|Inc|85+|Inc|?|Inc
Fri|21/08/20|24|-|18|-|80|-|206|+2|279|-|456|-|503|-|596|-|753|-|480|-|1|-
Totals|-|-|0|-|0|-|-1|-|3|-|2|-|2|-|1|-|3|-|0|-|1|-|0
Sat|22/08/20|24|-|18|-|81|+1|207|+1|279|-|456|-|503|-|596|-|753|-|480|-|1|-
Sun|23/08/20|24|-|18|-|79|-2|205|-2|279|-|458|+2|504|+1|596|-|753|-|480|-|1|-
Mon|24/08/20|25|+1|18|-|78|-1|205|-|279|-|458|-|504|-|596|-|753|-|480|-|1|-
Tue|25/08/20|25|-|18|-|79|+1|204|-1|278|-1|454|-4|502|-2|596|-|751|-2|478|-2|1|-
Wed|26/08/20|25|-|18|-|80|+|205|+1|279|+1|454|-|501|-1|594|-2|751|-|479|+1|1|-
Thur|27/08/20|25|-|18|-|78|-2|205|-|280|+1|454|-|502|+1|594|-|753|+2|476|-3|1|-
Fri|28/08/20|25|-|18|-|79|+1|208|+3|280|-|456|+2|504|+2|594|-|753|-|476|-|1|-
Totals|-|-|1|-|0|-|-1|-|2|-|1|-|0|-|1|-|-2|-|0|-|-4|-|0

County (Gov.ie) 2 Days behind
County|21/8|inc|Total|22/8|inc|23/8|inc|24/8|inc|25/8|inc|26/8|inc|27/8|inc|28/8|Inc|Total
Carlow|220|+4|16|220|-|221|+1|223|+2|236|+13|239|+3|243|+4|244|+1|24
Cavan |883|-|1|883|-|883|-|886|+3|886|-|890|+4|892|+2|892|-|9
Clare|442|-|12|443|+1|445|+2|451|+6|451|-|455|+4|457|+2|461|+4|19
Cork|1,612|+2|17|1,614|+2|1,617|+3|1,620|+3|1,629|+9|1,633|+4|1,634|+1|1,638|+4|26
Donegal|512|+1|9|512|-|516|+4|517|+1|517|-|523|+6|523|-|537|+14|25
Dublin|12,968|+55|293|13,007|+39|13,077|+70|13,095|+18|13,187|+92|13,220|+33|13,272|+52|13,330|+58|362
Galway|509|-|2|509|-|510|+1|511|+1|513|+2|513|-|514|+1|514|-|5
Kerry|325|+2|4|326|+1|324|-2|325|+1|325|-|325|-|326|+1|328|+2|3
Kildare|2,161|+36|171|2,174|+13|2,189|+15|2,195|+6|2,216|+21|2,222|+6|2,223|+1|2,243|+20|82
Kilkenny|394|+7|22|394|-|394|-|395|+1|397|+2|396|-1|398|+2|400|+2|6
Laois|370|+3|15|373|+3|377|+4|377|-|377|-|382|+5|382|-|383|+1|13
Leitrim|85|-|0|-|85|-|85|-|85|-|85|-|85|-|85|-|85|-|85|-|0
Limerick|696|+10|47|697|+1|706|+9|709|+3|713|+4|718|+5|722|+4|736|+14|40
Longford|292|+1|2|292|+1|292|-|292|-|292|-|292|-|294|+2|294|-|3
Louth|816|+1|13|816|+1|816|-|819|+3|820|+1|821|+1|823|+2|824|+1|825|+1|9
Mayo|587|-|2|587|-|587|-|587|-|587|-|587|-|587|-|588|+1|1
Meath|878|+3|17|878|-|881|+3|884|+3|884|-|888|+4|897|+9|898|+1|20
Monaghan|552|+2|7|552|-|554|+2|556|+2|556|-|557|+1|570|+13|570|-|18
Offaly|607|+2|10|607|-|619|+12|619|-|620|+1|621|+1|622|+1|622|-|15
Roscommon|353|+2|4|353|-|353|-|353|+2|354|+1|354|-|362|+8|362|-|8
Sligo|156|-|1|156|-|156|-|156|-|156|-|156|-|156|-|156|-|0
Tipperary|637|+12|74|637|-|638|+1|669|+31|678|+9|682|+4|691|+9|697|+6|60
Waterford|181|+5|13|181|-|181|-|181|-|187|+6|187|-|189|+2|189|-|8
Westmeath|684|+1|2|684|-|684|-|684|-|684|-|688|+4|689|+1|689|-|5
Wexford|265|+4|18|265|-|266|+1|273|+7|273|-|278|+5|286|+8|294|+8|29
Wicklow|723|+2|0|724|+1|735|+11|736|+1|736|-|737|+1|740|+3|743|+3|20

spookwoman · 30-08-2020 07:17PM

hmmm wrote: »

Thanks. Is there a good graph available somewhere of the numbers currently hospitalised and the daily change?

Here are the numbers, feel free to make a graphs

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12R6GgLVWEUCxIkHK_VI9DB20VWvCDf8XyDZX3CJWsw0/edit?usp=sharing

ACitizenErased · 30-08-2020 07:20PM

Good case number today, compared to the past few weeks. Lowest Sunday figure since July. Hopefully a sign!

30-08-2020 07:38PM

Non solum non ambulabit wrote: »

There are millions of young people in this country. You need to take sometime and think about all the millions that aren't doing what you are describing.

Do you judge all groups in society based on isolated incidents??

I am not judging anyone by their age. I am judging them by their behaviour.

These are not isolated incidents by any stretch of the imagination. Its going on everywhere, in every county. Non compliance is now so commonplace that they were considering trying to give the Gardai powers to go into private homes to break up house parties.

I judge anyone who is non-compliant in the midst of a global pandemic equally.

****wits, all.

lukas8888 · 30-08-2020 07:49PM

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

I never smoked and have asthma since childhood but never mind as long as the young get their alcohol and drug binges :rolleyes:

You very well know i was referring to conditions brought on by lifestyle choices.

amandstu · 30-08-2020 07:51PM

What are the theories explaining the apparent relative (compared to cases) fewer hospitalizations these past few weeks?

Is this being mirrored internationally?

Is it just that more younger people are catching this ,so that it is just a matter of time before hospitalizations go up again as the older population gets sick ?

Is there any evidence that the disease is changing?

Covid 19 Part XXII-30,360 in ROI(1,781 deaths) 8,035 in NI (568 deaths)(10/09)Read OP

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