1301 tests yesterday
+54 positives in one day, that being 1 in every 24 tests positive.
6 dead. That is 1.6% mortality as a proportion of +ve tests.
+54 positives in one day, that being 1 in every 24 tests positive.
6 dead. That is 1.6% mortality as a proportion of +ve tests.
For those who say the U.K. is not testing enough. It is important that it is done carefully and right so a careful and quality assured start really matters. Once secured testing can extend.
We are well up the batting order of testing given where and when we started.
We are well up the batting order of testing given where and when we started.
This is where we were at 10 am on 8th March per WHO report.
210 positives and 2 deaths.
210 positives and 2 deaths.
And this yesterday, 9/3/2020 at 10 am per WHO report
277 positives and 2 deaths.
So today is quite an increase in deaths.
277 positives and 2 deaths.
So today is quite an increase in deaths.
This is a breakdown of positives by region with London, the South East and the South West in the lead in that order.
NB there is a 24 hour lag in these data and localities are double checked.
NB there is a 24 hour lag in these data and localities are double checked.
There has been a change in the testing criteria today to expand it to some degree.
It is likely that it will further expand over the next week or so depending upon the analysis of those data.
A thematic modelling of infection spread is ongoing.
It is likely that it will further expand over the next week or so depending upon the analysis of those data.
A thematic modelling of infection spread is ongoing.
These are the criteria for self isolation but if in doubt phone 111.
