Frustratingly, the BCCDC has had another "systems issue" today, which is code for "you're not getting much data".
So limited extra numbers today.
We had around 164 hospitalizations the last three days — down from the 60-70 peak, but still way too high.
So limited extra numbers today.
We had around 164 hospitalizations the last three days — down from the 60-70 peak, but still way too high.
88% of all #COVID19 hospitalizations in B.C. now are in the Lower Mainland.
In the rest of B.C., it's less than 10 a day, and going down.
In the rest of B.C., it's less than 10 a day, and going down.
For the first time since cases began declining in the 3rd wave, we saw a decent drop in active cases in Fraser Health.
We've talked about one (or even three days) worth of data not being enough to draw conclusions many times during this, but let's hope that dip continues.
We've talked about one (or even three days) worth of data not being enough to draw conclusions many times during this, but let's hope that dip continues.
One quick programming note: if there's somebody replying to me that seems quite upset with how I report things, I'd kindly ask that you don't engage.
Clogs up the notifications, raises the blood pressure, and it makes it harder for me to use this site in a way that's helpful.
Clogs up the notifications, raises the blood pressure, and it makes it harder for me to use this site in a way that's helpful.
I hope when I'm back to doing municipal politics full time again (along with brackets/rankings/etc) it becomes easier to navigate this bad website.
But I don't know! There's a lot more folks following now, and local government also has a way of being feisty on here!
But I don't know! There's a lot more folks following now, and local government also has a way of being feisty on here!
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