maybe its these two peaks which are giving that impression?The diagram you've posted makes it look like there's a spike more than half the height of the one from a couple of months ago. Reported cases are going up again, but not by that much (at this point).
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(Reported cases by date reported and by specimen date).
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The government's attitude has, I think, begun regressing the present situation, firstly, with the lack of public testing - and secondly, with effectively lowering the quality of information available - back down to that which occurred during the initial wave of infections.
I feel that information to allow me to manage the risks of my exposure to potential infection is becoming much less readily available.
Are vaccinations still going to be offered for all 5-11s who want them? As I seem to remember it was announced but then have heard nothing. School sent out some info recently but just for CEV kids.
I'm septical that this is any kind of certainty though.2 years into this now and it doesn't feel like it's ever going to be over
But still things will never be the same againI'm septical that this is any kind of certainty though.
Covid will never disappear, but surely the level/widespreadness of ir in future months and years will depend on all sorts!
That's a broader (albeit valid) point though.But still things will never be the same again
Things never are.But still things will never be the same again
My sister just got an appointment letter for my 10 year-old nephew. That's in Scotland though.Are vaccinations still going to be offered for all 5-11s who want them? As I seem to remember it was announced but then have heard nothing. School sent out some info recently but just for CEV kids.
In Wilko's initial memo to staff, the company, which has 414 stores in the UK, said: "If you test positive for Covid-19 and feel well you can continue to come to work, if you feel too unwell you can follow the absence policy."
Wilko confirmed the memo was sent out and the firm has since made a U-turn.
"When we get something wrong, we hold our hands up, admit it, and work to correct the situation," the firm said.
This popped up on Twitter re Hong Kong and New Zealand. Looks like vaccination is v important
I noticed my 60 yo BIL was online on Facebook this morning alongside my sister ... she says she isn't confined to the shed - but no mention of BIL and nephew being infected ...Anyway my brother, SIL and two daughters all have it now. It’s finally become real to me after two years.
Totally this. Mrs BassJunkie has been off school since last Thursday. She's triple jabbed and a secondary school teacher. My first poker game for 2 years this Saturday has now been cancelled because the host has tested positive. Despite my best efforts (trying to not to treat Mrs BassJunkie like a pariah) I'm still testing negative. But feel like a positive test is imminent.Feels very weird that covid is suddenly "over" in terms of restrictions and measures but cases are absolutely rampant where I am in the south west, higher than ever I think. My kids' school is closing after school clubs and restricting assemblies again, loads of teachers and children off, my kids have it for the first time, my parents have it for the first time
Just had a look on the interactive map for the first time in a while.
Cornwall cases up by 2005 - 86.6%
Erk.