CoVid19 Part XII - 4,604 in ROI (137 deaths) 998 in NI (56 deaths)(04/04) **Read OP**

redarmy

BREAKING: 295 new cases of #covid19 confirmed in the country today. Sadly, a further 8 patients have died. The total number of deaths in the Republic now stands at 54, while the total number of confirmed cases now stands at 2,910

Mental Mickey

redarmy wrote: »

BREAKING: 295 new cases of #covid19 confirmed in the country today. Sadly, a further 8 patients have died. The total number of deaths in the Republic now stands at 54, while the total number of confirmed cases now stands at 2,910

Source?

pjohnson

redarmy wrote: »

BREAKING: 295 new cases of #covid19 confirmed in the country today. Sadly, a further 8 patients have died. The total number of deaths in the Republic now stands at 54, while the total number of confirmed cases now stands at 2,910

Median age?

spookwoman

https://twitter.com/ShaneBeattyNews/status/1244691263246475264?s=20

ACitizenErased

https://twitter.com/roinnslainte/status/1244691633419038720?s=20

Naggdefy

The chap playing goalie football is no better than kids up and down the country. He mightn't even be playing at 18.

Such a shallow country today. It takes very little to be an 'internet sensation'.

Pretzill

On RTE News Now, now.

spookwoman

its on now the briefing

dan786

295 Cases. 2910 total. 8 More deaths. Total 54.

podgeandrodge

finally showing on RTE News Now. Jaysus, you'd get your news on boards.ie before their ads finish!

Roger_007

Silent briefing.....I can’t read sign language, unfortunately.

Strazdas

redarmy wrote: »

BREAKING: 295 new cases of #covid19 confirmed in the country today. Sadly, a further 8 patients have died. The total number of deaths in the Republic now stands at 54, while the total number of confirmed cases now stands at 2,910

RIP to the eight people

295 is not bad at all, we're doing quite well

This is it

Hard to know what's happening without knowing the testing figures.

RIP

bennyl10

10% increase(I think)

The graph is looking promising.

A week Of no huge increases. Promising on a cases front

wakka12

Naggdefy wrote: »

Calm down. The 15,000 projection wasn't even remotely accurate before social distancing could take effect. It was inaccurate from the start.

Youre acting like we ended up with no cases, we will likely have well over 3000 by the last day of march, likely a few thousand other cases unaccounted for. That is with all schools and colleges closed, people washing hands, no travel, no tourists, no public gatherings , and most people working from home, and you think its far fetched it would have been five times higher without those measures

Think you just want to criticise the government for no reason tbh

Azatadine

Do they sometimes mix up median and mean?

branie2

May the 8 people who died rest in peace

Naggdefy

11% increase.

RIP 8 deaths.

1huge1

ACitizenErased wrote: »

8.86% increase on yesterday.

11.3%

Itssoeasy

That median age of 86 is higher than the last two days.

Lavinia

so median age of people who died is 86?

if overall was 80 that means still overall is above 80

Allinall

Azatadine wrote: »

Do they sometimes mix up median and mean?

I’ve never heard them use the mean.

Naggdefy

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

Thankfully we don't all see things your way.

Thankfully I don't get complacent Jim but many do.

Sam Quentin

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm fairly certain this is all just one massive April Fools joke.

Patience. C u at midnight :P

easypazz

Is there any chart of daily numbers over last 5 days.

ArchXStanton

Strazdas wrote: »

RIP to the eight people

295 is not bad at all, we're doing quite well

Seems to be fairly consistent, I'm just wondering is that because of testing capacity

Duke of Url

RIP

The One Doctor

redarmy wrote: »

BREAKING: 295 new cases of #covid19 confirmed in the country today. Sadly, a further 8 patients have died. The total number of deaths in the Republic now stands at 54, while the total number of confirmed cases now stands at 2,910

RIP to the people who lost their lives today. However the downward trajectory continues, 10.1% new cases today as opposed to 14% yesterday and 18% the day before. The lockdown may be beginning to work, although early days yet unfortunately.

Ficheall

Sam Quentin wrote: »

Patience. C u at midnight :P

There are 31 days in March.

Marsden35

Now I know that gloating over such a morbid subject is unbecoming, but I did predict single digit casualties.

Marsden35 wrote: »

I predicted single digit casualties for Ireland today based on my shoddy modelling and hopes.

It's possible that by tomorrow deaths in Ireland will go back to single digits.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=112991592&postcount=9216


So put your complex graphs and your epidemiology studies away and just follow my posts.

spookwoman

Not going to get those numbers when the testing is very limited

fritzelly

easypazz wrote: »

Is there any chart of daily numbers over last 5 days.

https://coronavirus-ireland.com/

Haven't updated today yet (and I'm currently in the midst of some changes)

Allinall

Marsden35 wrote: »

Now I know that gloating over such a morbid subject is unbecoming, but I did predict single digit casualties.





https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=112991592&postcount=9216


So put your complex graphs and your epidemiology studies away and just follow my posts.

There were 303 casualties today.

Back to the drawing board with you.

darced

I want to be really happy about how this is going but I just feel something doesn't add up. How are we doing so well?

Notmything

dan786 wrote: »

295 Cases. 2910 total. 8 More deaths. Total 54.

While on the face of it that figure is promising, it's out of how many test? How many are in isolation and not being tested or having contact tracing done?

I'm cautiously optimistic about how we are managing this but there are still a lot of variables at play.

anplaya27

Roger_007 wrote: »

Silent briefing.....I can’t read sign language, unfortunately.[/QUOTE

Hi Roger 007

It's not sign language, its irish sign language. All native ones are different just like spoken languages. You dont read irish sign language, you see it. Deaf people use it, not speak it as its visual. It's a full language just like spoken ones are and is recognised now as an official native language of Ireland.

Ficheall

Marsden35 wrote: »

Now I know that gloating over such a morbid subject is unbecoming, but I did predict single digit casualties.





https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=112991592&postcount=9216


So put your complex graphs and your epidemiology studies away and just follow my posts.

How obnoxious can you get?

BanditLuke

R.I.P to the 8 people

I am happy that we haven't witnessed a surge yet. Let's all hope that continues

Naggdefy

wakka12 wrote: »

Youre acting like we ended up with no cases, we will likely have well over 3000 by the last day of march, likely a few thousand other cases unaccounted for. That is with all schools and colleges closed, people washing hands, no travel, no tourists, no public gatherings , and most people working from home, and you think its far fetched it would have been five times higher without those measures

Think you just want to criticise the government for no reason tbh

I'm not criticising the government. I'm critiquing HSE projections.

We have more than enough cases and deaths. Stop virtue signalling and twisting my words for point scoring.

I prefer accurate projections. 15,000 was wrong as not enough tests, no where in the world was exponentially increasing by 30%.

Deeper Blue

darced wrote: »

I want to be really happy about how this is going but I just feel something doesn't add up. How are we doing so well?

Don't worry, the doomsday predictors will be along to **** on those promising numbers soon

Widdensushi

any mention of when the recovered figure will be given, I think they said last week it would be given early this week

Amirani

darced wrote: »

I want to be really happy about how this is going but I just feel something doesn't add up. How are we doing so well?

2nd highest levels of testing in Europe (despite the issues).

Early and effective mitigation and containment measures.

Professor Moriarty

Itssoeasy wrote: »

That median age of 86 is higher than the last two days.

Seems extremely high.

ACitizenErased

darced wrote: »

I want to be really happy about how this is going but I just feel something doesn't add up. How are we doing so well?

We live on an island, low population density, high testing numbers and the government made fantastic decisions. It makes complete sense.

neonsofa

Professor Moriarty wrote: »

Seems extremely high.

Think it's due to the outbreaks in nursing homes.

TheDoctor

Ficheall wrote: »

There are 31 days in March.

APRIL FOOLS!!!

Sam Quentin

Sam Quentin wrote: »

Patience. C u at midnight :P

Ficheall wrote: »

There are 31 days in March.

Emmmm yeah I knew that,eyyyyyy do you get it I was pretending I didn't know and stuff and things lol lol... Shir everybody knows that jaysizzzzzz d ya think am an egit!? lol lol

whatawaster

Amirani wrote: »

2nd highest levels of testing in Europe (despite the issues).

Early and effective mitigation and containment measures.

What are our latest testing numbers. Have been trying to find them

Coyote

Number updated to match today's report

I have added a Recovered column, this number is 80% of the infected 14+ days beforehand, this number does not included anyone needing hospital/ICU

No Change in number


Slow Change


Big Drop in numbers


again with all of this I'm just trying to show people the 14 day delay in an change in how we deal with this
if you wait till we are overloaded it's too late
everyone has to make up there own mind but at least look at the maths
if anyone has questions or thinks it could be changed with better data let me know


interesting visualization of covid19
http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/

you need to decide what you do today to affect 3 weeks from now

Professor Moriarty

neonsofa wrote: »

Think it's due to the outbreaks in nursing homes.

Good point.