Data, Stats & Daily Numbers started 27th Feb

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No more ideas, I agree it must be some kind of sofa-related incident.

@PenguinLost

Long time lurker here - I've found these threads really useful.

Does anyone know what's happened to the data for Mid Sussex, Horsham and Crawley today? Daily totals are 31, 47 and 75 respectively. Mid Sussex and Horsham have been in single digits recently and Crawley not much higher.

Looking at specimen date, the bulk of these must be historic cases. Any ideas why? The rest of West Sussex looks ok but I'm wondering if there's been another "back of the sofa" moment and, if so, whether it's local or more widely spread...

@PenguinLost No back of the sofa moment at the national level.

However someone has been having some fun and games more locally.

Crawley

19 cases added with spec dates between 24th Oct and 13th Nov

2 cases added up to 14th Dec

Then another 26 between 15th Dec and 14th Jan

Nothing bigger than 3 added cases on any day.

Similar picture for the others you mention.

In England in terms of spec dates.

69 added to January

112 added to December

109 added to November

Then 15 removed from October, 4 removed from September, a net addition of 18 between Jan 2020 and end Aug 2020.

Vast majority -5043 - dated from last 4 days; 141 for the three days before that, and 56 to the rest of Feb.

A good spot on your part if I may say

@PuzzledObserver

Just had a chat with my neighbour, who is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon. He has just done his first surgical list of the year, as had been seconded to ITU until this week.

The number in his hospital with Covid has more than halved and ITU has pulled back from the theatre it had spread into and returned to its normal capacity. But he said most of the Covid patients in there were in groups that had not yet been vaccinated, i.e. 40’s/50’s. He expressed concern about others in this cohort who have children going back to school next week.

That is really worrying 😬

West Sussex cases added today by council and month

The fact that the testing of returning secondary school age children is probably less likely to find a positive than the key worker children in school, isn't necessarily fully true. These children are obviously older than primary children and much more likely to a) gave been left alone at-home and so SOME may have gone out and mixed etc or b) doesn't stop them being the child of kwyworkwers and so as at much risk of catching it really than those secondary children of keyworkers who were physically in school. So I think my two have been really good, but they also have two kwyworker parents who have worked throughout and still with precautions taken, may still pass it onto the secondary age children.

Has anyone more scientific than me seen this? It sounds promising for the U.K. rollout. It’s a pre-print but is suggesting that Pfizer vaccine has no immediate discernible benefit/increase in effectiveness after the second vaccine, and seems to be effective from 11 days

Australian research on Pfizer vaccine
www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.02.23.21252315v1

Thanks for your help @MRex and @boys3!

boys3 I am really impressed with your ability to drill down into the detail and see the dates that today's data relates to!

I knew this thread was the place to come to for answers . And I can now stop panicking about going back into work next week.

(goes back to lurking unless something else weird happens with the local data)

owing to an issue with the processing of cases data, the update for 3 March 2021 is delayed

Crawley on steroids?

aaargh

Uh oh

Oh dear... have they just tipped the sofa upside down?

6,385 cases - 36.8% down on last Wednesday

315 deaths - 28.7% down on last Wednesday

Maybe they're just undoing whatever it was that Crawley did yesterday.

Or the numbers are so low they think there must be a mistake. (I like throwing this one hopefully into the mix...)

Oh fab! We'll take that for a Wednesday!

First dose vaccines ~225k, quite low still.

@tangoboxing

6,385 cases - 36.8% down on last Wednesday

315 deaths - 28.7% down on last Wednesday

That looks a promising case number again (as the percentage drop indicates) given today’s reporting will reflect the first main bulk on Monday cases.

of Monday, even

Surrey seem to have had the same issues Crawley did - Reigate and Banstead and Tandridge had a huge number of cases reported yesterday, presumably based on historic specimen date, as the daily figures seem fine.

Given the geographic closeness of these areas to Crawley, Horsham etc, I imagine this is a correction from a test centre that hasn't been reporting correctly?

I'll be interested to see what the cases reported today in those areas are.

very good numbers today again. Wednesday's case numbers tend to be highest because for whatever reason more tests happen on a monday.

Where are you finding the numbers? If I go to the daily summary site I'm still getting the message that there is an issue with processing.

@ancientgran

Where are you finding the numbers? If I go to the daily summary site I'm still getting the message that there is an issue with processing.

PHE have reported them on Twitter.

@ancientgran

Where are you finding the numbers? If I go to the daily summary site I'm still getting the message that there is an issue with processing.

Here: twitter.com/PHE_uk

@ancientgran, from PHE Twitter.

Mega cross post!

Thank you, I've never used twitter but I will have a look.

My Borough is being very cautious about schools return. No students on site (other than for test) til all 3 LFTs are done. No school lessons until the 15th, therefore. Numbers still quite high round here.