Covid 19 Part XXXIII-231,484 ROI(4,610 deaths)116,197 NI (2,107 deaths)(23/03)Read OP

shtpEdthePlum · 14-03-2021 06:05PM

gctest50 wrote: »

How long before

www.astra-zenica-solicitors-4-u.ie is registered ?

It'll be bombarded by the sort that put missing dog posters from other countries on their Facebook page

That will never be registered because of the spelling mistakes.

Goldengirl · 14-03-2021 06:06PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

Thailands inital batch came from another Asian country their Health minister said when they arrived in the country end of Feb.

"Thailand will also receive 117,000 imported doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine on Wednesday, health minister Anutin Charnvirakul told reporters.

Those were part of the 150,000 "early doses" he had previously said AstraZeneca would provide from another Asian country."

This is ahead of Thailand locally producing the vaccine.

Doesn't look like Thailands doses have come from European facilties in any of the research I've done so couldn't be the same batch.

That would make the situation worse imo as if found to be due to vaccines it would mean the problem with the vaccine is more widespread .

stephenjmcd · 14-03-2021 06:10PM

Goldengirl wrote: »

That would make the situation worse imo as if found to be due to vaccines it would mean the problem with the vaccine is more widespread .

UK regulators don't seem to think so. Let's see what the EMA investigation comes up with during the week.

MHRA statement moments ago,

"We are aware of the action in Ireland. We are closely reviewing reports but given the large number of doses administered, and the frequency at which blood clots can occur naturally the evidence available does not suggest the vaccine is the cause.

Richard Hillman · 14-03-2021 06:13PM

podgeandrodge wrote: »

I'll bet your remaining ball that Joe will tell him he sympathises, but can't do anything right now.

I think he'll give him some but a paltry number, 5,000 or something. Or say yes but won't send any over until mid summer.

Tazz T · 14-03-2021 06:20PM

We need to focus on J&J. One dose means we vaccinate twice as many people in half the time. Lower efficacy when it comes to infections, but significantly reduces deaths and hospitalisation, protecting the health system and allowing faster opening up.

is_that_so · 14-03-2021 06:21PM

Tazz T wrote: »

We need to focus on J&J. One does means we vaccinate twice as many people in half the time. Lower efficacy when it comes to infections, but significantly reduces deaths and the risk of hospitalisation.

Also part of Warp Speed so will have to sort out US first.

Jim_Hodge · 14-03-2021 06:29PM

Tazz T wrote: »

We need to focus on J&J. One dose means we vaccinate twice as many people in half the time. Lower efficacy when it comes to infections, but significantly reduces deaths and hospitalisation, protecting the health system and allowing faster opening up.

J&J aren't committed to supply us until later in the year.

And I take it you mean twice as many people OR the same number in half the time.

Lucas Hood · 14-03-2021 06:37PM

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

J&J aren't committed to supply us until later in the year.

And I take it you mean twice as many people OR the same number in half the time.

Aren't we meant to get 600k by end of June from J&J

Stheno · 14-03-2021 06:39PM

Lucas Hood wrote: »

Aren't we meant to get 600k by end of June from J&J

We are

stephenjmcd · 14-03-2021 06:41PM

384 cases, 0 deaths reported

stephenjmcd · 14-03-2021 06:43PM

County breakdown
https://twitter.com/newschambers/status/1371154853607702531?s=19

Gael23 · 14-03-2021 06:43PM

Death figures can’t be trusted at the weekend but good numbers otherwise.
No discharges from hospital at the weekend so going up a few is no issue

MerlinSouthDub · 14-03-2021 06:43PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

384 cases, 0 deaths reported

A better number to finish the week. Without the swab data I'm not going to read much into it but, still, good to see

prunudo · 14-03-2021 06:47PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

384 cases, 0 deaths reported

Hopefully the thread will be more positive now for the next 24 hours, open the pubs, schools are grand!

JP Liz V1 · 14-03-2021 07:13PM

0 deaths in either NI and ROI

spookwoman · 14-03-2021 07:30PM

Happydays2020 · 14-03-2021 07:34PM

Last 10 Sunday's

January 10th - 4842
January 17th - 3231
January 24th - 1910
January 31st - 1414
February 7th - 1024
February 14th - 788
February 21st - 679
February 28th - 612
March 7th - 525
March 14th - 384

With all the negativity this week I was expecting a big jump.... I will take it.

funnydoggy · 14-03-2021 07:36PM

I know weekends are always a bit quieter, but those numbers are looking lovely.

prunudo · 14-03-2021 07:36PM

Happydays2020 wrote: »

Last 10 Sunday's

January 10th - 4842
January 17th - 3231
January 24th - 1910
January 31st - 1414
February 7th - 1024
February 14th - 788
February 21st - 679
February 28th - 612
March 7th - 525
March 14th - 384

With all the negativity this week I was expecting a big jump.... I will take it.

I'd imagine today's figures reflect well in the continuing decline of the 7 day average too.

Scuid Mhór · 14-03-2021 07:40PM

Happydays2020 wrote: »

Last 10 Sunday's

January 10th - 4842
January 17th - 3231
January 24th - 1910
January 31st - 1414
February 7th - 1024
February 14th - 788
February 21st - 679
February 28th - 612
March 7th - 525
March 14th - 384

With all the negativity this week I was expecting a big jump.... I will take it.

prunudo wrote: »

I'd imagine today's figures reflect well in the continuing decline of the 7 day average too.

Sometimes you have to treat the COVID statistics like a stock market - zoom out and look at the picture picture.

titan18 · 14-03-2021 07:42PM

Also need to know the swabs though before we know if it's good or not. If we see 509 swabs tomorrow for today, it's not ideal.

14-03-2021 07:53PM

Don't take false comfort in today's numbers.

They will likely increase tomorrow and Tuesday.

eigrod · 14-03-2021 07:55PM

Most of the top 5 or 6 Counties incidence rates have meat plants written all over them.

tigger123 · 14-03-2021 07:56PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Don't take false comfort in today's numbers.

They will likely increase tomorrow and Tuesday.

Numbers ebb and flow throughout the week, but comparing today's numbers to previous Sundays is a valid comparison.

Plus, its coming down.

So there's certainly comfort to be taken in it.

ShineOn7 · 14-03-2021 07:58PM

Static Jac on Reddit Ireland's weekly comparison

So that's 3,544 cases this week. A drop of 116 compared to last week.

A list of previous weeks (Mon-Sun) for anyone interested:

A graph of weekly cases.

All information gathered on gov.ie from the Department of Health.
Week 49 - 2,050 (National Level 3: 01/12)

Week 50 - 1,984

Week 51 - 3,381

Week 52 - 6,659

Week 53 - 15,759 (National Level 5: 30/12)

Week 01 (2021) - 45,770

Week 02 - 25,212

Week 03 - 14,877

Week 04 - 9,016

Week 05 - 7,170

Week 06 - 6,044

Week 07 - 5,564

Week 08 - 4,574

Week 09 - 3,660

Week 10 - 3,544 (This Week)

Goldengirl · 14-03-2021 08:02PM

stephenjmcd wrote: »

UK regulators don't seem to think so. Let's see what the EMA investigation comes up with during the week.

MHRA statement moments ago,

"We are aware of the action in Ireland. We are closely reviewing reports but given the large number of doses administered, and the frequency at which blood clots can occur naturally the evidence available does not suggest the vaccine is the cause.

Did you miss my point about UK having already received different batches to the ones under question ?
You mist have .
Also the fact that blood clots occur naturally is not the point either . These are previously well healthcare workers who suffered a pretty major thromboembolitic event within days of getting the vaccine , not elderly or vulnerable people .

ShineOn7 · 14-03-2021 08:02PM

Look at that amazing run we had in the middle of last Summer. Why didn't Leo/Martin ease some Restrictions then?

There will be poems written about Week 26 someday

Week 25 - 97

Week 26 - 67

Week 27 - 94

14-03-2021 08:04PM

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Look at that amazing run we had in the middle of last Summer. Why didn't Leo/Martin ease some Restrictions then?

There will be poems written about Week 26 someday

Week 25 - 97

Week 26 - 67

Week 27 - 94

And it was a total disgrace.

It demonstrated that NPHET, in terms of handling this pandemic, is not fit for purpose.

TheDoctor · 14-03-2021 08:04PM

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Look at that amazing run we had in the middle of last Summer. Why didn't Leo/Martin ease some Restrictions then?

There will be poems written about Week 26 someday

Week 25 - 97

Week 26 - 67

Week 27 - 94

We weren't where we needed to be to consider easing restrictions.....

Igotadose · 14-03-2021 08:05PM

Goldengirl wrote: »

Did you miss my point about UK having already received different batches to the ones under question ?
You mist have .
Also the fact that blood clots occur naturally is not the point either . These are previously well healthcare workers who suffered a pretty major thromboembolitic event within days of getting the vaccine , not elderly or vulnerable people .

It's a tiny sample after millions have had the vaccine. Not buying the 'bad batch' stuff, either, not the first batch made.

More will die if they're not vaccinated, than a tiny percentage who react badly to a vaccine.

Covid 19 Part XXXIII-231,484 ROI(4,610 deaths)116,197 NI (2,107 deaths)(23/03)Read OP

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