Sunday 27 September pandemic update
September 27, 2020
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28:39Now PlayingSunday 27 September pandemic update
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CDC, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
Changing Age Distribution of the COVID-19 Pandemic — United States, May–August 2020 (23rd September)
Early in the pandemic, COVID-19 incidence was highest among older adults
June–August 2020
Incidence highest, 20–29 years
Accounted for less than 20% of all confirmed cases
Younger adults likely contribute to community transmission
Southern United States, June 2020
Increases in percentage of positive test results among adults aged 20–39
Increases among those aged more than 60 4–15 days later
Therefore
Strict adherence to community mitigation strategies
Personal preventive behaviours by younger adults
Reduce infection and subsequent transmission to persons at higher risk for severe illness.
Australia
Victoria
Cases, + 16 = 20,145
Deaths, + 2 = 784
Active cases, 399 = 18, 901
Tests, + 10,680 = 2, 661, 989
Hospitalised, 51 (9)
Therefore
From 11:59pm 27 September, Melbourne has moved to the Second Step of easing restrictions.
Curfew lifted from Monday in metropolitan Melbourne from 5am on Monday 28 September
Higher on the spot fines for breaching rules about visitors to your home and outdoor gatherings
Reasons for leaving home remain
Food or other essential items
Exercise and outdoor
Permitted work
Caregiving
Phased return for some education
Religious gatherings, outdoors, 6 people
As much as you can, you must stay at home
When you leave home, you must use a face mask
In 2 weeks if we hit an average of 5 cases rolling 14 day average, old mate Danny Andrews (our tireless Premier) has advised we can expect even more restrictions lifted than anticipated 6 weeks ago. (Christie)
UK
R England = 1.2 – 1.5
R Scotland = 1.2 – 1.6
R Wales = 0.7 – 1.2
Cases, + 6,043 = 429, 277
Deaths, + 34 = 41, 971
Cases, 19, 247 + 19, 661
Active cases, 189, 594
7th March to 11th September
Death certificates with COVID, 56, 956
Excess deaths for time period, 64, 608
Universities Hospital Trust Birmingham
Thousands self isolating
September 11, 72 patients (7)
September 25th 124 patients (18)
22 deaths in past 2 weeks
Restrictions
15.7 million people (24%)
Universities
Thousands
Glasgow
Manchester Metropolitan
Edinburgh Napier
France
Cases, + 14,412
Last 7 days
Hospital admissions, 4,102 (up 34%)
ITU admissions, 763 (up 40%)
A&E admissions up 21%
Deaths, 332 (up 25%)
Marseille, Paris
Patrick Bouet, National Council of the Order of Doctors
in three to four weeks, if nothing changes, France will face a widespread outbreak across its whole territory, for several long autumn and winter months
France’s health system would be unable to meet all the demands placed on it
Europe
Hospital and/or ICU admissions increased in:
Austria, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, France, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Portugal, Slovakia and Slovenia
Increased death rates in:
Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Spain.
All 4 reported increased cases 2 months ago
High levels or sustained increases in over 65s (ECDC)
Austria, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, UK
Mexico
Cases, + 5,573 = 726,431
Deaths, + 399 = 76,243
Limited testing
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