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

stephenjmcd · 05-09-2020 05:09PM

seanb85 wrote: »

Do you think those measures will have much impact? Seemed like a bit of window dressing really. If there is any drop you'd expect a rising trend to resume once the opening of schools has an effect.

Not sure to be honest. They seem to have had an effect in stopping exponential growth and leveling out the numbers.
The coming week will probably tell how effective after that they've been.

blowitupref · 05-09-2020 05:10PM

If 230 cases are confirmed tonight.

824 cases last 6 days from 59,283 tests

765 cases Monday to Saturday last week from 52,018 tests.

That's 59 more cases from 7,265 extra tests carried out. You can see why Dr Glynn reckons the disease is currently stable in the ROI.

stephenjmcd · 05-09-2020 05:10PM

pc7 wrote: »

Do they hold the backlog to Saturday to try make people think before partying? It just makes no sense. So many here can see the positive swabs etc, why don’t the journalists call them on this? Or do they? I don’t watch the briefings anymore.

Nah don't think anyone has called it out in any press conference to be honest.

I'd be surprised if any journalist was paying attention to the swab numbers

stephenjmcd · 05-09-2020 05:12PM

blowitupref wrote: »

If 230 cases are confirmed tonight.

824 cases last 6 days from 59,283 tests

765 cases Monday to Saturday last week from 52,018 tests.

That's 59 more cases from 7,265 extra tests carried out. You can see why Dr Glynn reckons the disease is currently stable in the ROI.

highest week of testing if I'm not mistaken?

If not the highest certainly up there.

Oranage2 · 05-09-2020 05:12PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Have you literally not read why the number is big today and how the cases this week at last week are very stable in terms of average per day.

Where did i say they went in with broken arms ? I've made the point previously if your getting admitted to hosptial your tested but not sure what point your trying to make here.

Yup that post and the other proves your on a wind up. Won't be engaging with you further because its utterly pointless and a waste of time

Perfectly fine by me, your opinions were extremely basic, usually a copy paste of some anti-mask Facebook group.

Marty Bird · 05-09-2020 05:12PM

Can anyone explain why these backlogs happen and why not one gobshíte in the media can pick up on it and ask for an explanation

majcos · 05-09-2020 05:13PM

odyssey06 wrote: »

This is the latest I've read, other posters may have further updates:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2020-08-15/coronavirus-new-strains-mutation-vaccine-headlines/12519576

There's no concrete evidence that this, or any other, mutation has changed the virulence of the virus, — that is, the severity of the disease it causes — says Edward Holmes, an evolutionary virologist at the University of Sydney.
The reason D614G has attracted more interest than many of the other mutations, which could fall anywhere among the 30,000-odd building blocks of the virus's genome, is that it's on the spike protein. This protein makes up the bumps on the virus that allow it to enter our cells, and is the target of all the vaccines currently being developed...
"However, there is some evidence the D614G mutation increases the infectivity of SARS-CoV-2 in a laboratory setting," he says.
"I also suspect that it gives some boost to the transmissibility of the virus in nature, although this is not completely proven yet and I doubt that any effect is substantial.

That news article was referencing this paper. It’s 36 pages long so you may not want to read something so heavy on a Saturday or ever!

https://www.cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092-8674(20)30820-5.pdf

The UK Genetics Consortium looked at the rate of spread of both strains and showed that the G614 strain spread faster than D614 in the laboratory setting but the results had a low statistical significance. G614 has however largely replaced D614 as the dominant strain worldwide.

stephenjmcd · 05-09-2020 05:13PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

Perfectly fine by me, your opinions were extremely basic, usually a copy paste of some anti-mask Facebook group.

Sorry just had to address this.

hahaha anti mask facebook group. Your a comedian on top of a wind up merchant so.

Please do point to anything I've posted thats remotely like any pleb anti mask group(I already know there isn't). If anything I've said those groups are gobsh1tes.

Oh by the way if your wondering yup I wear a mask. Dunno why you'd think I don't

wadacrack · 05-09-2020 05:17PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Relatively stable for the week, would ideally like to see that coming down next week as the full effects of the measures brought in 3 weeks should be coming through in numbers

Thousands of schools back open this week . Third level to open in late September.Cases stabilizing unlikely to happen. We are likely to follow other European countries rate of transmission especially if all pubs open soon.

stephenjmcd · 05-09-2020 05:18PM

wadacrack wrote: »

Thousands of schools back open this week . Third level to open in late September.Cases stabilizing unlikely to happen. We are likely to follow other European countries rate of transmission especially if all pubs open soon.

Could well happen. Let's see how the week progresses.

It is encouraging to see them currently stable and not growing exponentially

DangerScouse · 05-09-2020 05:21PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

There's no sugar-coating that number, it's extremely high.

Not good at all. I'm not liking the direction we are headed in.

As someone who spent 3 weeks on his back with Covid and still with breathing issues 2 months later I'd like to see people begin to take this a bit more seriously now.

It really is no joke if you get this thing bad.

Oranage2 · 05-09-2020 05:25PM

DangerScouse wrote: »

Not good at all. I'm not liking the direction we are headed in.

As someone who spent 3 weeks on his back with Covid and still with breathing issues 2 months later I'd like to see people begin to take this a bit more seriously now.

It really is no joke if you get this thing bad.

Sorry to hear that and I hope you a speedy recovery back to full health.

Totally agree, this is a lethal and scary virus, there's little known about it but yet we have people who think they're keyboard scientists trying to tell everyone that it's fine for whatever selfish reasons they have.

lukas8888 · 05-09-2020 05:26PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

Perfectly fine by me, your opinions were extremely basic, usually a copy paste of some anti-mask Facebook group.

You have some neck accusing the poster of basic opinions,all you seem to post is terrible numbers,500 cases a day soon, out of control, end of the world bull*hit, never ending crap with absolutely no substance what so ever.

lukas8888 · 05-09-2020 05:30PM

231 new cases no deaths

Leftwaffe · 05-09-2020 05:30PM

Jesus. Wasn't last Saturday high?

SleetAndSnow · 05-09-2020 05:32PM

54 community transmission

Longing · 05-09-2020 05:32PM

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

54 community transmission

That's not good.

DangerScouse · 05-09-2020 05:32PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

Sorry to hear that and I hope you a speedy recovery back to full health.

Totally agree, this is a lethal and scary virus, there's little known about it but yet we have people who think they're keyboard scientists trying to tell everyone that it's fine for whatever selfish reasons they have.

It's utterly bizarre. My whole family tested positive as well as my mother in law and I was the only one (thankfully) who had it bad. Only my eldest had any other symptoms to speak of a temperature and loss of taste.

Funny thing is I'm only in my 40's and I was in above average condition health wise for my age.

I'm just back doing long walks now and am hoping to get back running in the next few weeks.

Ohmeha · 05-09-2020 05:33PM

In before the panic, 7 day averages below. Still running in between 105-120 range for the past 2 weeks

Day Month Date Cases 7 Day
Sunday August 16th 66 79.57
Monday August 17th 56 79.43
Tuesday August 18th 190 101.57
Wednesday August 19th 54 103.57
Thursday August 20th 136 109.86
Friday August 21st 79 111.57
Saturday August 22nd 156 105.29
Sunday August 23rd 61 104.57
Monday August 24th 147 117.57
Tuesday August 25th 92 103.57
Wednesday August 26th 164 119.29
Thursday August 27th 93 113.14
Friday August 28th 127 120.00
Saturday August 29th 142 118.00
Sunday August 30th 42 115.29
Monday August 31st 53 101.86
Tuesday September 1st 217 119.71
Wednesday September 2nd 89 109.00
Thursday September 3rd 95 109.29
Friday September 4th 98 105.14
Saturday September 5th 231 117.86

Lyle · 05-09-2020 05:33PM

CUE THE HISTRIONICS

Honestly when you pay attention to the testing data, as everyone here does, these over-inflated bull**** case load days get very, very tiresome.

Ohmeha · 05-09-2020 05:34PM

Here's also the average per day of the week since June 8th. Saturday is officially the bad day for numbers

Day (June 8th) Average
Monday 34.31
Tuesday 58.08
Wednesday 37.77
Thursday 51.62
Friday 48.62
Saturday 86.00
Sunday 30.33

Atlantic Dawn · 05-09-2020 05:34PM

lukas8888 wrote: »

231 new cases no deaths

Not too bad considering 1 million people have gone back to school, full impact of that won't be known until next week though.

Plumbthedepths · 05-09-2020 05:35PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

Sorry to hear that and I hope you a speedy recovery back to full health.

Totally agree, this is a lethal and scary virus, there's little known about it but yet we have people who think they're keyboard scientists trying to tell everyone that it's fine for whatever selfish reasons they have.

Dangerous and lethal? How many deaths attributed to Covid in Ireland in the last week?

Van.Bosch · 05-09-2020 05:35PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Not too bad considering 1 million people have gone back to school, full impact of that won't be known until next week though.

Think 1m includes colleges which aren’t back yet

Longing · 05-09-2020 05:36PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Dangerous and lethal? How many deaths attributed to Covid in Ireland in the last week?

We won't know until November at they earliest.;)

mloc123 · 05-09-2020 05:39PM

Ohmeha wrote: »

Here's also the average per day of the week since June 8th. Saturday is officially the bad day for numbers

Day (June 8th) Average
Monday 34.31
Tuesday 58.08
Wednesday 37.77
Thursday 51.62
Friday 48.62
Saturday 86.00
Sunday 30.33

It is almost like they hold back cases each week to have a shocking number at 5.30 on Saturday afternoon as people are getting ready to head out to pubs or parties...

SleetAndSnow · 05-09-2020 05:40PM

https://twitter.com/fozziedublin/status/1302282893352468484?s=20

I wonder how long it takes for deaths to actually be reported in general, it seems like quite a long wait if the previous deaths show us anything (june etc)

ExMachina1000 · 05-09-2020 05:40PM

India have overtaken Brazil and have the 2nd highest case numbers total in the world. Their testing per million number is very low in comparison to many others. They will overtake the United states within the next 6 weeks I reckon

B.A._Baracus · 05-09-2020 05:41PM

231 cases eh?
This is getting worse. The idea is to have fewer and fewer cases as time goes by not more and more.

I reckon we'll be up to a thousand per day by Christmas. (Minus any lockdown)

ACitizenErased · 05-09-2020 05:41PM

133 in Dublin. Ridiculous.

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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