North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust: 4 Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust: 2 Barts Health NHS Trust: 4 Homerton University Hospital Foundation Trust: 1 Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust: 1 North East London NHS Foundation Trust: 1 Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: 1 Royal Free London NHS Trust: 2 University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust: 4 University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust: 1 Pennine Acute Trust: 2 Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust: 2 Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Hospital: 2 West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust: 1 is this a good sign that distancing is working, still 28 too many but do people think we could possibly not get into the 10s of thousands like they forecast
More likely to be a statistical anomaly than proof that distancing is working unfortunately. The people dying in the last 24 hours will have been infected before the crackdown.
Average daily winter flu deaths Oct 2008 - March 2009: 78. To be absolutely fair that’s not a fair comparison though, as Covid deaths count everyone who died who tested positive for Covid whereas the flu figure is excess deaths ie those who would not otherwise have died.
There are 13 people in Wakefield diagnosed, I assume the actual figure is 40 times that- so maybe 500 people - there are 300k in Wakefield, I am literally more likely to get killed crossing the road, no doubt we will see very localised high rates in London similar to others hotspots, but in reality.... let’s see for other places
true never thought of time scale of poor people who passed, actually 43 in all country ,2 less than yesterday , just wishful thinking on my behalf hoping for best
There’ was also a massive influx of pneumonia sufferers in ICU in pinderfields in November, in hindsight all the symptoms of Covid-19. Anyone thinking it’s not been rife since Christmas needs to think again.
Hi All - I work in one of those organisations on the OP's list and unfortunately you can't rely on those lists for an accurate daily picture. The number relating to my organisation is the total of those who've died over the last few days - since last Friday in our case. There is a protocol involving relative consent to go through before the numbers are reported. Just all stay indoors as much as you can please.
sitting out here watching it is looking bizarre..... like a firework that has been lit and everyone is watching it just splutter..... will it explode or just go out
But you’re still looking at the current numbers as if they’re fixed. We’re still in the early stages of a pandemic, 16 deaths on the 17Mar, 87 deaths on the 24th By the time we get to the figure for today it’ll be twice as many as flu, and in a fortnight we’ll be in the high hundreds. a back of the *** packet prediction is that it’ll take us about 2 months to reach about half of the annual flu death toll, and that’s with control measures in place.
