Negril rate of infection

[Rob]

Little confusing. The date say as of March 2021, which is outdated today is Labor Day usa Sept 2021. Yet the charts show from Sept 2021. If i read the charts right Covid cases is rising at what appears an alarming rate. Would be nice to see vaccination rates or other measures to contain the covid case rise.

Everything shows the same date... I just checked it and it is current as of today:

Last Updated On : 06-09-2021 06:03:50 PM

That is the the 6th day, of the 9th month in 2021... otherwise today.

And the Covid cases have been increasing to such an extent that we are in the second day of our third non-movement weekly sessions, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. There is a fourth one planned next week.

The vaccination rate is also skyrocketing, we are over 600,000 vaccinated so far and there are supplies finally on the island to raise the number much higher.

Until the last few weeks, people who wanted the vaccine could not get it. There is still more demand than supply, but it is now more of a logistics issue than a supply problem.

[ThePachenas]

The vaccination rate is also skyrocketing

I guess we have different definitions of “skyrocketing”.

I wouldn’t use that word YET, but the trend is a good one and I continue to be optimistic.

[Rob]

I guess we have different definitions of “skyrocketing”.

I wouldn’t use that word YET, but the trend is a good one and I continue to be optimistic.

This is my definition of skyrocketing...



Just under a 100% increase in a month...

Here is the graph of the infection rate for the last 30 days...



Well less than a 100% increase in a month.

If you consider it is correct to call well less than 100% increase skyrocketing, then logically wouldn't a higher increase be equally or even more skyrocketing?

Please note that the infection rate has actually been declining the last week while the vaccination rate is spiking now that the vaccine is available...

[Shaggy]

glad to hear there are more vaccines available