153 new cases of #COVID19 announced in B.C., as the rolling average goes down for the 51st time in 53 days.
Big dip in hospitalizations, down to 176, lowest since November 14.
Four new deaths.
Today's chart.
Big dip in hospitalizations, down to 176, lowest since November 14.
Four new deaths.
Today's chart.
73,345 people in B.C. were given a vaccine shot yesterday, including a RECORD HIGH 53,298 second doses.
Now up to 74.9% of adults in B.C. with one dose, as the drive to 80% still seems reasonable.
Now up to 74.9% of adults in B.C. with one dose, as the drive to 80% still seems reasonable.
The government is going over a bunch of data right now — most of which we've discussed on this cursed website recently.
To me, this is the most interesting new piece of information: modelling that shows B.C. expecting the decrease in cases to stop over the next month.
To me, this is the most interesting new piece of information: modelling that shows B.C. expecting the decrease in cases to stop over the next month.
That's correct — in the short/medium term, the province has been consistent in saying they don't believe the virus can be completely eradicated anytime soon, and that protecting health care capacity and keeping things open are their preferred goals
https://twitter.com/NatalieTheCapn/status/1403114285044178945
Tweeted this three weeks ago and it's coming to pass
https://twitter.com/j_mcelroy/status/1396964068397748224
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