09-04-2020, 11:27 AM
FRIDAY 2020-09-04
Waterloo Region reported two new cases today (0.1% of the total and 8.3% of the active cases). New cases are now averaging 5.3% of active cases over the past seven days. 14 new cases over that week. Active cases are steady at 25.
Ontario reported 148 new cases today, with a seven-day average of 128. 116 recoveries and one undeath translated to an increase of 33 active cases and a current total of 1,282. A weekly total change of +179. 28,591 tests for a 0.52% positivity rate . The positivity rate is averaging 0.49% for the past seven days.
The new cases are 0.3% of the total and 11.5% of the number of active cases. New cases averaging 10.5% of actives over the past seven days.
ICU patient count is at 13 (+1) but total hospital population is now back up to about 60, 50% higher than early August. It seems that the higher new case counts are generating hospital stays, but ICU is not being stressed (yet), either because of the younger demographics or the improved treatment methods outside the ICU.
I said "Peel keeps getting worse" yesterday, but 72 cases today ... wow. Just wow. It looks like possibly four clusters in suburban Mississauga and suburban Brampton.
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Waterloo Region reported two new cases today (0.1% of the total and 8.3% of the active cases). New cases are now averaging 5.3% of active cases over the past seven days. 14 new cases over that week. Active cases are steady at 25.
Ontario reported 148 new cases today, with a seven-day average of 128. 116 recoveries and one undeath translated to an increase of 33 active cases and a current total of 1,282. A weekly total change of +179. 28,591 tests for a 0.52% positivity rate . The positivity rate is averaging 0.49% for the past seven days.
The new cases are 0.3% of the total and 11.5% of the number of active cases. New cases averaging 10.5% of actives over the past seven days.
ICU patient count is at 13 (+1) but total hospital population is now back up to about 60, 50% higher than early August. It seems that the higher new case counts are generating hospital stays, but ICU is not being stressed (yet), either because of the younger demographics or the improved treatment methods outside the ICU.
- 72 cases in Peel: 7.2 per 100K
- 41 cases in Toronto: 1.4 per 100K population
- 13 cases in Ottawa: 1.3 per 100K
- 2 cases in Waterloo: 0.6 per 100K (based on regional reporting)
I said "Peel keeps getting worse" yesterday, but 72 cases today ... wow. Just wow. It looks like possibly four clusters in suburban Mississauga and suburban Brampton.
https://experience.arcgis.com/experience...7ff65b9831