Today's Manitoba #COVID19 situation, in summary:

- Record daily case count and record test-positivity rate
- One more death and two more outbreaks
- 2nd day recommending no socialization outside members of your home.
If the province were to make a no-socialization rule an order, as opposed to a recommendation, the time to do it is soon.

Here's why ...
It would take two weeks to drive case counts down. There would continue to be some residual spread in households after that.

Four weeks would hammer the spread to next to nothing.

That means ...
Starting this in November could still give Manitobans a semblance of a holiday season in December.

Waiting could make Christmas a big problem.

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30 Oct
Manitoba announced a record 480 new cases of #COVID19 on Friday, Oct. 30, 2020.
Active cases: 2,737
Total caseload: 5,374
Recovered: 2,572
Deaths: 65
Five-day Manitoba #COVID19 test-positivity rate: 8.6 per cent (new record)

Tests completed Thursday: 2,865
Read 62 tweets
28 Oct
Manitoba announced 170 new cases of #COVID19 and three more deaths on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020.

Active cases: 2,334
Total caseload: 4,701
Recovered: 2,306
Deaths: 61
Manitoba #COVID19 patients in hospital: 89 (up 6)
In ICU: 19 (up 4)
Five-day Manitoba #COVID19 test-positivity rate: 7.3 per cent (down 0.2 points)

Tests completed Tuesday: 3,437 (appears to be a record, will double check)
Read 37 tweets
27 Oct
Manitoba announced 184 new cases of #COVID19 and three more deaths on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2020.

Active cases: 2,238
Total caseload: 4,532
Recovered: 2,236
Deaths: 58
Manitoba #COVID19 patients in hospital: 83 (up three)

In ICU: 15 (unchanged)
Five-day Manitoba #COVID19 test-positivity rate: 7.5 per cent (new record)

Tests completed Monday: 1,721
Read 7 tweets
26 Oct
Manitoba announced 100 new cases of #COVID19 and one more death on Monday, Oct. 26, 2020.

Active cases: 2,117
Total caseload: 4,349
Recovered: 2,177
Deaths: 55
Manitoba #COVID19 patients in hospital: 80 (up 3)

In ICU: 15 (No change)
Five-day Manitoba #COVID19 test-positivity rate: 7.1 per cent (up two basis points)

Tests completed Sunday: 2,131
Read 42 tweets
26 Oct
Manitoba's weekly #COVID19 report is out.

By Oct. 17, MB had 35 outbreaks.

- 19 in personal care homes
- 1 in a school

There have been more reported since in both categories.
Source of Manitoba #COVID19 infection - percentage of total cases to Oct. 17:

Close contacts to cases: 51.2%
Source still under investigation: 23.3%
Unknown: 18.2%
Travel: 7.2%
Top symptoms of known Manitoba #COVID19 cases as percentage of cases as of Oct. 2.

Cough: 48.1%
Headache: 42.3%
Fever: 34.5%
Muscle pain: 31.0%
Sore Throat: 30.7%
Read 4 tweets
25 Oct
Manitoba announced 161 new cases of #COVID19 and four more deaths on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020.

Active cases: 2,053
Total caseload: 4,249
Recovered: 2,142
Deaths: 54
Manitoba #COVID19 patients in hospital: 77 (new record, increase of 12 in one day)

In ICU: 15 (new record, increase of 5 in one day)
Five-day Manitoba #COVID19 test-positivity rate: 6.9 per cent

Tests completed Saturday: 2,252
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