London is averaging 40 hospital admissions per day from the community. Out of 9.3 million.

On 23rd March, London had 505 admissions.

Admissions are barely rising. If this is tier 2 worthy then we are finished.

#Lockdown2 As of 1st October in London, Covid patients made up:

49 out of 744 ventilation beds occupied (6.5%).
275 out of 17,451 normal beds occupied (1.5%).

Given the low daily admission rate this won't have changed significantly.

Diagnostic tests in the NHS dropped 60% in April from the previous month - 1.3 million fewer than in April 2019

1.3 million, in a month.

From the NHS:

"a test or procedure used to identify a person’s disease or condition and which allows a medical diagnosis to be made."

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And those waiting 13 or more weeks to get a diagnosis has gone through the roof.

Does anyone have any idea what happened back in 2006/07?

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Bars in Los Angeles opened about 10 days ago and nearly 700k people flocked to bars. These bars have now been closed as cases rocket and hospital beds fill up. Well that's they want you to think.

Lets look at the data: All hospital beds Los Angeles - No pick up at all.

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Beds used for Covid has seen a slight pickup. Not sure the definition of suspected Covid buut it seems confirmed Covid bed use has increased. But there's a few issues. First it looks like this trend started either at the same time or before bars reopened.