From @MMandryk: “As Moe watches malls and box stores crowded with Christmas shoppers and sees daily case COVID-19 cases and deaths rise, surely he understands now is not the time to send signals we can be lax?”
This is what blows my mind:
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google.ca/amp/s/leaderpo…
This is what blows my mind:
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google.ca/amp/s/leaderpo…
The premier has seen the same modelling numbers the physicians did at our provincial town hall last week (this is now available on the SHA website). He knows what the forecast shows in terms of our hospital capacity - even *with* our current level of restrictions.
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This graph shows that the high end of the estimates for hospitalizations - **assuming current public health orders stay in place and aren’t loosened** - will reach 50% OF ALL BED CAPACITY by February.
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Importantly, Moe knows our latest numbers are tracking exactly along the predicted curves, meaning these forecasts are likely to be correct.
The red X’s show our real-time data for hospitalizations and ICU admissions.
In this case the model being “good” is of little comfort.
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The red X’s show our real-time data for hospitalizations and ICU admissions.
In this case the model being “good” is of little comfort.
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It’s odd to feel a collective reaction from a large group attending a virtual presentation, but the overall feeling was increasing alarm. It was chilling.
So I’m having an extremely hard time reconciling our government’s (in)actions, given the briefings I know Moe has seen.
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So I’m having an extremely hard time reconciling our government’s (in)actions, given the briefings I know Moe has seen.
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