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Post by samgray on Jul 28, 2020 6:53:29 GMT
In April, for every Covid death, the UK only identified 7 other cases.
In May it was 12 and June was 14.
In July, we now identify 39 other Covid cases for every 1 death.
Number of cases and comparing to previous spikes is NOT a good way to look at the statistics.
ENJOY 😊🥳
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Post by samgray on Jul 28, 2020 7:48:06 GMT
In response to milehighs message- thank you for patronising me and assuming my knowledge or lack thereof. If you would like information on my knowledge and experience in planning and working with COVID please get in touch via PM (I haven’t said I don’t think there are risks nor do I think it’s nothing) Also thank you for pointing out an apparent lack of knowledge from yourself whilst doing so. Please see below from the premier league.
The Premier League can today confirm that between Monday July 20 and Sunday 26 July, 1,574 players and club staff were tested for COVID-19. Of these, zero have tested positive.
The Premier League is providing this aggregated information for the purposes of competition integrity and transparency. No specific details as to clubs or individuals will be provided by the League and results will be made public after each round of testing.
Previous test results
Round 1: 17-18 May - 748 tested, with six testing positive from three clubs.
Round 2: 19-22 May - 996 tested, with two testing positive from two clubs.
Round 3: 25-26 May - 1,008 tested, with four testing positive from two clubs.
Round 4: 28-29 May - 1,130 tested, with zero testing positive.
Round 5: 1-2 June - 1,197 tested, with one testing positive.
Round 6: 4-5 June - 1,195 tested, with zero testing positive.
Round 7: 8-9 June - 1,213 tested, with one testing positive.
Round 8: 11-12 June - 1,200 tested, with two testing positive from two clubs.
Round 9: 15-16 June - 1,541 tested, with one testing positive.
Round 10: 17-21 June - 1,829 tested, with one testing positive.
Round 11: 22-28 June - 2,250 tested, with one testing positive.
Round 12: 29 June-5 July - 1,973 tested, with zero testing positive.
Round 13: 6-12 July - 2,071 tested, with one testing positive.
Round 14: 13-19 July - 2,208 tested, with zero testing positive.
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milehigh
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Post by milehigh on Jul 28, 2020 7:59:15 GMT
Whilst the premier league is professional football, it is not ALL professional football.
Obviously that very simple fact is too complex for you!
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Post by samgray on Jul 28, 2020 8:05:32 GMT
You are correct my sincere apologies. 0.04%.. again I’m certainly not saying it’s disappeared and it isn’t serious but we have to take some calculated risks every day.
Here’s w/c 23rd June
CHAMPIONSHIP
The EFL can confirm that 2858 players and Club staff from the 24 Championship Clubs were tested over the course of the past week with three individuals testing positive from two Clubs.
Those players or Club staff who have tested positive will now self-isolate in line with the guidelines provided by the EFL and only those who have tested negative will be permitted to enter training ground facilities.
LEAGUE ONE
The EFL can confirm that 297 players and Club staff were tested from four League One Clubs over the course of the past week with zero individuals testing positive.
LEAGUE TWO
The EFL can confirm that 271 players and Club staff were tested from four League Two Clubs over the course of the past week with zero individuals testing positive.
Here is the first week of July
CHAMPIONSHIP
The EFL can confirm that 2798 players and Club staff from the 24 Championship Clubs were tested over the course of the past week with zero individuals testing positive.
LEAGUE ONE
The EFL can confirm that 311 players and Club staff were tested from four League One Clubs over the course of the past week with zero individuals testing positive.
LEAGUE TWO
The EFL can confirm that 154 players and Club staff were tested from four League Two Clubs over the course of the past week with zero individuals testing positive.
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Post by interestedridersfan on Jul 29, 2020 4:38:31 GMT
Second waves and third waves are when the disease goes away and then returns. There's a lot on the news right now that calling things second wave etc is misleading.
We've not experienced that yet in the UK as we have never eradicated the disease in the first place. We've just conbasketball kited it. The first wave has never been eradicated in UK nor the world. In fact it's just grown and grown overall around the world.
Very few places (whose figures you can actually trust) have experienced eradication of the first wave. New Zealand being one place you could say has eradicated. (However, if people coming into New Zealand bring back the virus you could argue that's still the first wave just not being managed as well)
What we have in UK is first wave just being managed with lockdowns and social distancing, and dips and surges of the first wave rather than new waves.
And the more rules we relax the more surges we will get of the existing virus. Although hopefully they can be localised and acted on quickly
I expect we are going to get many many localised surges in the UK over time.
Based on what's happening in the rest of the world it's pretty much inevitable and I believe our government realise this. It's not if. It's when and where.
That's why we have levels of lockdown and they will move up and down accordingly
We need effective vaccines and cures asap. Simple as that really. If not any progress we make will keep being lost as we have to take steps back.
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