NCR llockdown
May 26th 2023, 1:26 am
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Re: NCR llockdown
Originally Posted by Bealinehx
Just to add to my recent experience. I did not report my NHS positive test. How many more failed to report? Who knows? Nobody knows!
Just hope the official numbers are a good proxy for movements in the true. Though I would guess rapid home tests are not so readily available here as in the UK.
Last edited by Raffin; May 26th 2023 at 1:39 am.
May 30th 2023, 12:57 am
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Re: NCR llockdown
Weekly Report
New cases from the DOH: 11,667 (12,426). A 6% fall (0%).
Latest weekly DOH national positivity down a little to 18.8%.
Latest OCTA positivity report in NCR and elsewhere saying a fall in the NCR but elsewhere still some high figures:
https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other...ta/ar-AA1bPuIs
Latest last 14 days infections % change:
NCR -17 (+4)
4A -4 (+12)
CL +13 (+11)
WV +15 (+23)
Bic -1 (+16)
Except for one region new infection either decreasing or increasing at a lower rate.
Active cases now at 16,002.
Active cases over the past year.
No deaths reported.
Hospital Report
New Severe and Critical 105 (87)
Admitted 564 (486)
ICU 21.8% (18.2%)
Non ICU 23.2% (23.0$)
A marked deterioration over last week.. Especially a 3.6% increase in ICU use. Omicron can still require the ICU. It is mainly characterized by viral replication in the upper respiratory tract but that still can need intensive care.
Percentage of Health Care facilities at moderate or severe risk:
National 9 (8)
NCR 16 (14)
4A 18 (18)
CL 4 (4)
CV 18 (13)
Davao 10 (9)
A slight deterioration nationwide.
Many did not find one but just the one paper linking blindness with mRNA vaccines was given some exposure recently.....
....but the data it used found to be fatally flawed in terms of bias by Dr Susan Oliver.
More misinformation from Dr John Campbell today. Getting over excited by what he says is a WHO publication linking MS to covid vaccines. But it wasn't published by the WHO, just on their publication database. As he thinks it proves a link he keeps saying it is from the WHO, an organisation he is usually very critical of..Rather it's from an MS journal, not peer reviewed and was fact checked by the WHO as"limited" and further research needed. The WHO say on their database that the papers there are not to be taken as approved by them. Amazingly he actually gives a link to the AP report on the fact checking of the research in question..But doesn't say much about it other than to make his usual complaints about fact checkers.. Presumably thinking that few of his followers will look.
The latest top Asian new cases yesterday. on Worldometers.
Japan stopped reporting there 3 weeks ago.
But its latest health ministry report on May 21 said cases
were at 1.3x the previous week's and that was the 7th week
in a row cases had increased.
S Korea didn't report yesterday but had 17.5k on the 27th, 19k on the 25th.
.
.
New cases from the DOH: 11,667 (12,426). A 6% fall (0%).
Latest weekly DOH national positivity down a little to 18.8%.
Latest OCTA positivity report in NCR and elsewhere saying a fall in the NCR but elsewhere still some high figures:
https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other...ta/ar-AA1bPuIs
Latest last 14 days infections % change:
NCR -17 (+4)
4A -4 (+12)
CL +13 (+11)
WV +15 (+23)
Bic -1 (+16)
Except for one region new infection either decreasing or increasing at a lower rate.
Active cases now at 16,002.
Active cases over the past year.
No deaths reported.
Hospital Report
New Severe and Critical 105 (87)
Admitted 564 (486)
ICU 21.8% (18.2%)
Non ICU 23.2% (23.0$)
A marked deterioration over last week.. Especially a 3.6% increase in ICU use. Omicron can still require the ICU. It is mainly characterized by viral replication in the upper respiratory tract but that still can need intensive care.
Percentage of Health Care facilities at moderate or severe risk:
National 9 (8)
NCR 16 (14)
4A 18 (18)
CL 4 (4)
CV 18 (13)
Davao 10 (9)
A slight deterioration nationwide.
Many did not find one but just the one paper linking blindness with mRNA vaccines was given some exposure recently.....
....but the data it used found to be fatally flawed in terms of bias by Dr Susan Oliver.
More misinformation from Dr John Campbell today. Getting over excited by what he says is a WHO publication linking MS to covid vaccines. But it wasn't published by the WHO, just on their publication database. As he thinks it proves a link he keeps saying it is from the WHO, an organisation he is usually very critical of..Rather it's from an MS journal, not peer reviewed and was fact checked by the WHO as"limited" and further research needed. The WHO say on their database that the papers there are not to be taken as approved by them. Amazingly he actually gives a link to the AP report on the fact checking of the research in question..But doesn't say much about it other than to make his usual complaints about fact checkers.. Presumably thinking that few of his followers will look.
The latest top Asian new cases yesterday. on Worldometers.
Japan stopped reporting there 3 weeks ago.
But its latest health ministry report on May 21 said cases
were at 1.3x the previous week's and that was the 7th week
in a row cases had increased.
S Korea didn't report yesterday but had 17.5k on the 27th, 19k on the 25th.
.
.
