Saturday April 18th
Headlines
- There have been 156,104 deaths worldwide
- There are now 2,275,785 confirmed cases worldwide
- Place
- Place
- Place
Quote of the day
’‘There is only one way we can exit ‘full’ lockdown and that is when we have a vaccine.’ Health Secretary for Patient Safety Nadine Dorries seemingly changing Government policy in a tweet
UK Stats
Date | Days since first death | Weekly comparison figures | |||
18/04/2020 | 44 | ||||
Deaths | 15,464 | 4,843 | deaths in the past week | ||
New deaths | 888 | 31 | % of deaths in the past week | ||
Death Rate* | 13.54 | 798 | Average new deaths each day (over past 7 days) | ||
Increase in deaths over previous day (%) | 4.3 | ||||
Adjusted deaths | 17,095 | Adjusted figures include 10% that are excluded from hospital figures | |||
Adjusted daily deaths | 982 | ||||
Adjusted death rate | 14.97 | ||||
Total tests carried out (persons) | 357,023 | 74,649 | people tested in the past week | ||
in last 24 hours | 15,472 | 12,489 | average of new tests (past 7 days) | ||
How many less than Governments target | 84,528 | ||||
average per day since first death | 8,114 | ||||
Negative (n/%) | 68 | -23 | % negative tests | ||
Positive (n/%) | 23 | 36 | % more positive tests | ||
Percent population UK tested | 0.53% | 0.11 | of the population tested since last week | ||
*Please note that the death rate cited here is the number of deaths amongst those who have tested positive in tests. It should not be inferred from this that this is the proportion of the population who are likely to die. |
Trend
This chart only uses hospital deaths as reported by the Government. The final data point is 4 days, up to Saturday. All other points are 7 days to Tuesday. There may be a slight flattening of the curve, but as the trend line shows (the dotted blue line) the trend is still upward.
Comments
Post a Comment