🚨🚨 Covid19 cases in Wales are up 118% week on week.
Both cases per 100k and the positivity rate (% of tests positive) at record reported levels.
➡️ Cases have less relevance with #Omicron so much more transmissible - patients in intensive care unchanged most recent data
Both cases per 100k and the positivity rate (% of tests positive) at record reported levels.
➡️ Cases have less relevance with #Omicron so much more transmissible - patients in intensive care unchanged most recent data
This is the most recent hospital data
https://twitter.com/statsjamie/status/1476541695273709574?s=20
Deaths linked to #Covid19 in Wales have been trending down for about 6 weeks and currently 93% lower than this time last year.
With significant rises in cases and daily figures those reported with a positive test - total deaths from all causes will be a better metric this winter
With significant rises in cases and daily figures those reported with a positive test - total deaths from all causes will be a better metric this winter
The positivity rate in Wales is highest in Rhondda Cynon Taf where 51.6% of tests carried out in the 7 days to 28 Dec coming back positive.
A further 129 patients definitely or probably caught #Covid19 in Welsh hospitals in the w/e 26 Dec - up from 62 in previous week
Takes the total to 8,720 since the start of the pandemic
Takes the total to 8,720 since the start of the pandemic
https://twitter.com/statsjamie/status/1476883725271117826?s=20
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