697 new cases of #COVID19 announced in B.C. today, as the province's rolling average and active case count continues to go down at a steady pace.
Hospitalizations back up to 486, as it's still on that plateau.
One new death.
Today's chart.
Hospitalizations back up to 486, as it's still on that plateau.
One new death.
Today's chart.
Another 32,832 people received a vaccine shot in B.C. yesterday, as we wait for the Pfizer doubling of supply to show up in the daily figures.
It's a fairly static story at the moment.
It's a fairly static story at the moment.
Just one death today is encouraging — but last Tuesday there were zero deaths, so the rolling average actually goes up.
It's fortunate we haven't seen a spike due to vaccinations, it's frustrating that preventing a 3rd wave means we're still seeing 1-7 deaths each day.
It's fortunate we haven't seen a spike due to vaccinations, it's frustrating that preventing a 3rd wave means we're still seeing 1-7 deaths each day.
After several weeks in B.C. where all the metrics were trending badly with the government insisting things were under control,
and then several weeks of the trendlines plateauing
and then several weeks going down,
things are pretty predictable right now
That's good!
and then several weeks of the trendlines plateauing
and then several weeks going down,
things are pretty predictable right now
That's good!
We've gone through the testing thing many times, but we've now had three full weeks of numbers consistently going in one direction, and the positivity rate going down as well
https://twitter.com/j_mcelroy/status/1387194659122728962
There's a lot of anxiety at the moment of the AZ communication, and possible changes in rollout — but it's important to keep in mind it's a relatively small part of B.C.'s strategy
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