COVID STATS 21 JAN 2021

Not all have gone down, and I am using 5 November as a bench mark as that was the start of the second lockdown. Only Manchester, Swansea and Cardiff are marginally below the date of the second lockdown, marked with **


27.095.11**19.115.1222.12
***
25 ?2.17.114.121.1
N.Som31177304142153188256372411368
Cornwall204790256679173324351258
Bristol46350480168153166217408491434
Chelmsfor41911501095977518781058905573
Exeter283128168102117144147226292244
Braintree42581091045827099101160890552
Plymouth301502256392107219221295327
IoW10417829711102539161093647
Liverpool516330276971381712426111048809
Manch
466372175173196208351483443
Sunderlan274309412161155176267514274426
Newcastl445284449156152139147235285284
Swansea
397231368747696400431279202
Cardiff
301156247678684460470362282
Glasgow
286275147146151194318400325
Aberdeen
415861158174171279284236
Belfast
317213109140150225504486284
Newry
199118113244236256756808447
Sandford



82106201320320189
W.Bod



06262287788437
Lostwith



5599.8190308399381

So whilst we can see this lockdown (marked with ***) is working, it is very slow progress. This is is statistically surprising as the number of people who have had infections has risen dramatically, now at least 3.5 million, and the same number vaccinated; that means that at least 10% (probably 15%) are immune? Therefore the stats above are actually more concerning. Or another way of looking at it is that actually this lockdown is markedly less effective than the previous 2. This is also interesting as schools were not totally shut in November/December. Yet the figures after lockdown 2 fell markedly.

Is it complacency or the new variety of Covid? I suspect both! I see more cars with 2 people in them, but as I have been nowhere for 3 months I am not really in a position to comment. And people cannot go to pubs/gyms etc.. I have not been in a supermarket since last February, but are rules observed?

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