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hover11 wrote:We opening back up with the same number of cases we Began the lockdown with....what you expected ... people are becoming complacentST Auto wrote:Pressure IMG-20210724-WA0054.jpg
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elec2020 wrote:and delta supposedly not here yet. When that reach we might have 500 a day.
adnj wrote:Today I reviewed Covid infection and predictor models for Trinidad:
- No significant change in the number of daily Covid infections or Covid-related deaths for the next 90 days.
paid_influencer wrote:adnj wrote:Today I reviewed Covid infection and predictor models for Trinidad:
- No significant change in the number of daily Covid infections or Covid-related deaths for the next 90 days.
what happens after 90 days tho
Difference is that we have a vaccine and quite a bit of the vulnerable already vaccinatedMmoney607 wrote:With over 300 active cases in tobago, shouldnt tobago be under full lockdown based on historical information?
PariaMan wrote:Difference is that we have a vaccine and quite a bit of the vulnerable already vaccinatedMmoney607 wrote:With over 300 active cases in tobago, shouldnt tobago be under full lockdown based on historical information?
The equation has changed
It takes 2 week after your second shot to get maximum protectionredmanjp wrote:PariaMan wrote:Difference is that we have a vaccine and quite a bit of the vulnerable already vaccinatedMmoney607 wrote:With over 300 active cases in tobago, shouldnt tobago be under full lockdown based on historical information?
The equation has changed
u sure about that? cuz we had a 15 deaths in a 24 hr period just a couple days ago.
PariaMan wrote:It takes 2 week after your second shot to get maximum protectionredmanjp wrote:PariaMan wrote:Difference is that we have a vaccine and quite a bit of the vulnerable already vaccinatedMmoney607 wrote:With over 300 active cases in tobago, shouldnt tobago be under full lockdown based on historical information?
The equation has changed
u sure about that? cuz we had a 15 deaths in a 24 hr period just a couple days ago.
Death lags cases
Already we see a flattening of the curve. We are not getting less but we are not getting more
redmanjp wrote:kinda need some bigger pics than that
That's not what I see.sMASH wrote:well ur seeing an over all trend down. a lot of fluctuations can be caused by a myriad of factors, but they are all generally going down.
Who is to say what's pulling it down . Based on other country's vaccines makes a differenceredmanjp wrote:PariaMan wrote:It takes 2 week after your second shot to get maximum protectionredmanjp wrote:PariaMan wrote:Difference is that we have a vaccine and quite a bit of the vulnerable already vaccinatedMmoney607 wrote:With over 300 active cases in tobago, shouldnt tobago be under full lockdown based on historical information?
The equation has changed
u sure about that? cuz we had a 15 deaths in a 24 hr period just a couple days ago.
Death lags cases
Already we see a flattening of the curve. We are not getting less but we are not getting more
that flattening is more due to the lockdown, not the vaccine. having less than 25% fully vaccinated not going to do anything much, already we may be getting an increase with 300 cases today.
adnj wrote:That's not what I see.sMASH wrote:well ur seeing an over all trend down. a lot of fluctuations can be caused by a myriad of factors, but they are all generally going down.
The two countries with the lowest vaccine uptake (Sri Lanka, Trinidad) have a somewhat proportional death:infection relationship.
The two countries with the highest vaccine uptake have a death:infection ratio that is ~15% of the first.
Sri Lanka and Trinidad are heavy Sinopharm
Sweden and the UK are heavy AstraZeneca
sMASH wrote:adnj wrote:That's not what I see.sMASH wrote:well ur seeing an over all trend down. a lot of fluctuations can be caused by a myriad of factors, but they are all generally going down.
The two countries with the lowest vaccine uptake (Sri Lanka, Trinidad) have a somewhat proportional death:infection relationship.
The two countries with the highest vaccine uptake have a death:infection ratio that is ~15% of the first.
Sri Lanka and Trinidad are heavy Sinopharm
Sweden and the UK are heavy AstraZeneca
i giving them a week again to see how UK performing with the freedom.
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