As of 8 pm Wed., Ontario's regional public health units are reporting another 373 confirmed or probable COVID-19 cases, with 4 more deaths.
The 7-day avg. is 🔺 to 403 cases/day and 🔺 to 1.7 deaths/day.
First time the 7-day avg. has been north of 400 cases/day since May 26.
The 7-day avg. is 🔺 to 403 cases/day and 🔺 to 1.7 deaths/day.
First time the 7-day avg. has been north of 400 cases/day since May 26.
Accounting notes:
- Toronto reported 129 new cases but the unit's total rose by 99. In the past, this would suggest data cleaning scrubbed 30 cases, but I don't know yet if that's the case today. Regardless, my total for the day includes 129 from Toronto.
- Toronto reported 129 new cases but the unit's total rose by 99. In the past, this would suggest data cleaning scrubbed 30 cases, but I don't know yet if that's the case today. Regardless, my total for the day includes 129 from Toronto.
- The province's total for Toronto from the same reporting period was 102.
- The province also had 0 in Middlesex-London, but the unit reported 12.
- So: Add 30ish from Toronto and 12 from London to province's 335 from this morning, and it's much closer to what I'm seeing.
- The province also had 0 in Middlesex-London, but the unit reported 12.
- So: Add 30ish from Toronto and 12 from London to province's 335 from this morning, and it's much closer to what I'm seeing.
Regardless: 373 is a big drop from yesterday, isn't that good?
... yes, but it's not yet meaningful. We've had out-of-trent single days before, we don't yet know if this one is a sign of anything.
Besides, 373 is still a heckuva lot more than we were seeing just 10 days ago.
... yes, but it's not yet meaningful. We've had out-of-trent single days before, we don't yet know if this one is a sign of anything.
Besides, 373 is still a heckuva lot more than we were seeing just 10 days ago.
Meantime: It's reasonably clear the growth in the GTA is now outpacing the rest of the province.
Oh: I forgot to mention the running total.
It's 50,417 confirmed and probable cases, and 2,876 deaths.
(Not sure how meaningful that number is in the context of a second wave, so I'm going to refer to it less moving forward.)
It's 50,417 confirmed and probable cases, and 2,876 deaths.
(Not sure how meaningful that number is in the context of a second wave, so I'm going to refer to it less moving forward.)
Ahem: "out-of-trend"
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