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Post by italix on Feb 16, 2021 7:59:57 GMT 1
Update of the trend by countries (colors: red=situation got worse since my last post; green=getting better; blue=new country on the list). - Exponential growth (the number of new cases grows everyday by a roughly constant rate): none.
- Accelerating (the number of new cases grows everyday but the growth rate is decreasing) with negative perspective (might become exponential growth): none.
- Accelerating: Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Greece, Moldova, Bahrain, Albania, Senegal, Gabon.
- Accelerating with positive perspective (the growth of the number of new cases seems to have stopped but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): UAE, Malaysia, Cuba, Jamaica, Maldives, Saint Lucia.
- Linear (the number of new cases is roughly constant) with negative perspective (more new cases have been seen recently but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): Iran, Hungary, Bulgaria, Egypt, Palestine, Qatar, Ethiopia, North Macedonia, Sri Lanka.
- Linear: France, Poland, Peru, Czech Republic, Belgium, Sweden, Philippines, Serbia, Slovakia, Ecuador, Honduras, Libya, Algeria, Ghana, Montenegro, Norway, Kosovo, Luxembourg. Estonia, Mozambique, Finland, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Madagascar, Guinea, Haiti, Guyana, Nicaragua, Togo, Mongolia.
- Linear with positive perspective (the number of new cases is roughly constant or slowly decreasing for a quite long period or has decreased recently): USA, Brazil, Russia, Spain, Italy, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, Mexico, Ukraine, Indonesia, Netherlands, Canada, Chile, Romania, Israel, Pakistan, Switzerland, Austria, Lebanon, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Tunisia, Costa Rica, Lithuania, Slovenia, Guatemala, Nigeria, Paraguay, Venezuela, Bosnia, South Korea, Latvia, Zambia, El Salvador, Uruguay, Namibia, Cyprus, Botswana, DRC, Malta, Rwanda, Syria, Cabo Verde, Burkina Faso, Andorra, Congo, Comoros, San Marino.
- Decelarating with negative perspective (The amount of daily cases is still low but some recent indicators show that the epidemic could be stable at current level or rise again or the country has recently started its deconfinement while the epidemic was not under control): Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan, Oman, Kenya, Benin.
- Decelerating: India, UK, Turkey, South Africa, Portugal, Bangladesh, Morocco, Japan, Panama, Georgia, Croatia, Ireland, Denmark, Armenia, Malawi, Thailand, Eswatini, Lesotho.
- Decelerating with positive perspective (the number of daily cases is continuously decreasing and is already at a quite low level): Nepal, Zimbabwe, Sudan, Angola, Eritrea, Liberia, Suriname, Burundi, Monaco.
- Extinction with negative perspective (the epidemic is under control on most part of the country but new cases have been discovered recently and might lead to a new wave): Equatorial Guinea, South Sudan, Somalia, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Vietnam, Barbados, Seychelles, Sao Tome and Principe, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
- Extinction (the number of daily cases is very low and stable or decreasing): Myanmar, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Singapore, Afghanistan, Uganda, Australia, Mauritania, Belize, Bahamas, Mali, Trinidad and Tobago, Niger, Sierra Leone, Chad, Yemen, Taiwan.
- Extinction with positive perspective (no or almost no new daily cases and a small number of still active cases in the country): Tajikistan (10 remaining cases), Iceland (25 cases), Djibouti (56 cases), CAR (48 cases), Liechtenstein (17 cases), New Zealand (46 cases), Papua New Guinea (59 cases), Bhutan (9 cases).
- Extinct: none (from the countries above 712 cases - number of cases of Diamond Princess).
I also decided to add some informations about countries below the number of cases of Diamond Princess and that have a few or not remaining cases. I'll distinguish three categories: - Countries with high GDP that have higher chances to detect new clusters: Brunei (4 cases), Vatican City (12 cases - these cases are months old but we have no information about them).
- Countries with lower GDP that are more likely to have missed new clusters: Mauritius (37 cases), Cambodia (10 cases), Antigua and Barbuda (219 cases), Grenada (1 case), Dominica (13 cases), Timor Leste (40 cases), Fiji (0 cases), Laos (4 cases), Saint Kitts and Navis (2 cases), Solomon Islands (4 cases), Marshall Islands (0 cases), Samoa (1 case), Micronesia (0 cases), Vanuatu (0 cases).
- Countries that claim to be coronavirus-free but never announced any cases or stopped revealing their statistics: Tanzania, Turkmenistan, North Korea.
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Post by Þórir on Feb 16, 2021 15:16:59 GMT 1
Just a thing about the Icelandic cases italix, its down to 24 today and of those 23 were detected at the border (i.e. not within the community). We look a bit worse than we are since that but in reality its working well as a protection filter for the country |
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Post by Þórir on Feb 16, 2021 22:34:19 GMT 1
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Post by 𝖱𝖠𝖣𝖤𝖰𝖰 on Feb 28, 2021 13:51:15 GMT 1
Update from  Poland:- At a press conference on February 19th, the Minister of Health announced that the third wave of SARS-CoV-2 infections had begun in Poland.(pl) There are more infections with the British virus strain and the South African strain has appeared in the country.(pl)
- On February 27th, new restrictions entered into force. Since then, it's not allowed to use scarves, bandanas and face shields to cover the face(pl) (only masks are allowed). In addition, people coming from the Czech Republic and Slovakia are quarantined(en) (excluding those vaccinated with two doses or tested negative).
- In the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, stricter safety rules were introduced due to the growing number of new infections. In the grades 1-3, distance learning has been reintroduced. Hotels, cinemas, theaters, museums, swimming pools and tennis courts have been closed(pl). In the rest of the country, no further restrictions were introduced, while those already in force were extended until March 14th(pl) (hotels and cultural institutions are open - maximum 50% of space may be occupied; amateur outdoor sport is allowed).
Some data and graph, as usual:
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Post by Robert on Mar 3, 2021 11:51:12 GMT 1
 Thailand is finally starting to control the 2nd wave.
By the end of December there were over 1000 new cases per day, but today it's only 35. Official COVID19 update in Thailand on Wednesday 3rd March 2021: ♦️26,108 cases
♦️541 people still in care
♦️84 deaths
Province update on Wednesday 3rd March 2021:
25 proactive case:
📍Samut Sakhon 12
📍Pathum Thani 8
📍Bangkok 3
📍Prachuap Khiri Khan 1
📍Ayutthaya 1 |
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Post by italix on Mar 16, 2021 9:48:20 GMT 1
Update of the trend by countries (colors: red=situation got worse since my last post; green=getting better; blue=new country on the list). - Exponential growth (the number of new cases grows everyday by a roughly constant rate): none.
- Accelerating (the number of new cases grows everyday but the growth rate is decreasing) with negative perspective (might become exponential growth): none.
- Accelerating: Brazil, India, Italy, Poland, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Philippines, Hungary, Jordan, Bulgaria, Ethiopia.
- Accelerating with positive perspective (the growth of the number of new cases seems to have stopped but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): Iraq, Greece, Palestine, Kuwait, Moldova, Estonia, Jamaica.
- Linear (the number of new cases is roughly constant) with negative perspective (more new cases have been seen recently but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): Turkey, Netherlands, Chile, Romania, Sweden, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Serbia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Paraguay, Oman, Venezuela, Bosnia, Kenya, North Macedonia, Norway, Kosovo, Uruguay, Finland, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Botswana, Malta, Madagascar, Guinea, Syria, Guyana, Togo, Benin, Mongolia.
- Linear: France, Germany, Iran, Peru, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, Lebanon, Slovakia, Ecuador, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Guatemala, Qatar, Libya, South Korea, Montenegro, Luxembourg. Cyprus, Nicaragua.
- Linear with positive perspective (the number of new cases is roughly constant or slowly decreasing for a quite long period or has decreased recently): USA, Russia, Spain, Colombia, Argentina, Mexico, Indonesia, Israel, UAE, Malaysia, Belarus, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Tunisia, Costa Rica, Slovenia, Honduras, Bahrain, Albania, Algeria, Latvia, Sri Lanka, Ghana, Mozambique, El Salvador, Cuba, Namibia, Senegal, DRC, Maldives, Rwanda, Gabon, Cabo Verde, Haiti, Andorra, South Sudan, Congo, Somalia, San Marino.
- Decelarating with negative perspective (The amount of daily cases is still low but some recent indicators show that the epidemic could be stable at current level or rise again or the country has recently started its deconfinement while the epidemic was not under control): Morocco, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Croatia, Denmark, Armenia, Sudan, Thailand.
- Decelerating: UK, South Africa, Panama, Ireland, Lithuania, Nigeria, Zambia, Burkina Faso, Saint Lucia.
- Decelerating with positive perspective (the number of daily cases is continuously decreasing and is already at a quite low level): Portugal, Nepal, Georgia, Angola, Barbados, Seychelles, Eritrea, Burundi, Sao Tome and Principe.
- Extinction with negative perspective (the epidemic is under control on most part of the country but new cases have been discovered recently and might lead to a new wave): Uzbekistan, Mali, Bahamas, Equatorial Guinea, Djibouti, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Yemen, Papua New Guinea, Cambodia, Antigua and Barbuda, Mauritius.
- Extinction (the number of daily cases is very low and stable or decreasing): Myanmar, China, Kyrgyzstan, Singapore, Afghanistan, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Australia, Mauritania, Eswatini, Lesotho, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Niger, Chad, Sierra Leone, Vietnam, New Zealand, Monaco, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
- Extinction with positive perspective (no or almost no new daily cases and a small number of still active cases in the country): Belize (63 remaining cases), Iceland (27 cases), CAR (40 cases), Comoros (52 cases), Liechtenstein (36 cases), Liberia (46 cases), Taiwan (29 cases), Bhutan (1 case).
- Extinct (from the countries above 712 cases - number of cases of Diamond Princess): Tajikistan (the country claimed itself coronavirus free but the number of reported cases dropped so fast to around 50 per days to zero that the country might simply have stopped recording cases).
I also decided to add some informations about countries below the number of cases of Diamond Princess and that have a few or not remaining cases. I'll distinguish three categories: - Countries with high GDP that have higher chances to detect new clusters: Brunei (11 cases), Vatican City (12 cases - these cases are months old but we have no information about them).
- Countries with lower GDP that are more likely to have missed new clusters: Mauritius (joined main list), Cambodia (joined main list), Dominica (15 cases), Grenada (2 cases), Timor Leste (99 cases), Fiji (4 cases), Laos (6 cases), Saint Kitts and Navis (2 cases), Solomon Islands (2 cases), Marshall Islands (0 cases), Samoa (1 case), Vanuatu (2 cases), Micronesia (0 cases).
- Countries that claim to be coronavirus-free but never announced any cases or stopped revealing their statistics: Tanzania, Turkmenistan, North Korea.
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Post by 𝖱𝖠𝖣𝖤𝖰𝖰 on Mar 31, 2021 13:42:54 GMT 1
Update from Poland:- On March 27th, new restrictions entered into force. They influence the activities of shopping malls, sports facilities, kindergartens and nurseries, and religious facilities(en). They will be valid until April 9th.
- Since March 30th, modified rules of quarantine after crossing the Polish borders are in force for both citizens of the Schengen area countries and citizens of other countries(en).
- According to the Prime Minister's statement, twenty million vaccinations will be performed by the end of the second quarter of the year, and all volunteers will be vaccinated by the end of August(pl).
Some data and graph, as usual:
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Post by 𝖱𝖠𝖣𝖤𝖰𝖰 on Apr 30, 2021 13:38:50 GMT 1
Update from Poland:- Since May 1st, unified safety rules will apply throughout the country - hairdressing and beauty salons will be opened, it'll be allowed to play sports in outdoor sports facilities.
- Since May 4th, art galleries and museums, DIY stores, furniture stores and shopping malls will be open. Normal education for grades 1-3 of primary school will be resumed then.
- Since May 8th, hotels will be open (up to 50% of guests).
- Since May 15th, outdoor gastronomy, open-air cinemas and theaters will be open. Hybrid learning will be introduced for grades 4-8 of primary school and for grades 1-4 of secondary school.
- Since May 29th, indoor gastronomy, cinemas and theaters, indoor sports facilities, swimming pools, gyms, fitness clubs and solariums will be open. Normal education will resume in all schools.(pl)
Some data and graph, as usual:
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Post by italix on May 1, 2021 10:02:54 GMT 1
Update of the trend by countries (colors: red=situation got worse since my last post; green=getting better; blue=new country on the list). - Exponential growth (the number of new cases grows everyday by a roughly constant rate): none.
- Accelerating (the number of new cases grows everyday but the growth rate is decreasing) with negative perspective (might become exponential growth): none.
- Accelerating: India, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal, Sri Lanka.
- Accelerating with positive perspective (the growth of the number of new cases seems to have stopped but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): Argentina, Colombia, Iran, Netherlands, Iraq, Pakistan, Thailand,
- Linear (the number of new cases is roughly constant) with negative perspective (more new cases have been seen recently but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): Germany, Saudi Arabia, Ecuador, Belarus, Georgia, Tunisia, Bolivia, Lithuania, Egypt, Honduras, Oman, Bahrain, South Korea, Algeria, Cuba, Uzbekistan, Cameroon, Cyprus, Maldives, Angola, Cabo Verde, Cambodia, Guyana, Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago, Seychelles.
- Linear: Russia, Peru, Kazakhstan, Paraguay, Kuwait, Denmark, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Latvia, El Salvador, Mongolia, Rwanda, Congo, Nicaragua.
- Linear with positive perspective (the number of new cases is roughly constant or slowly decreasing for a quite long period or has decreased recently): USA, Brazil, France, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Ukraine, Indonesia, Canada, Chile, Philippines, Belgium, Sweden, Bangladesh, Serbia, Switzerland, Austria, Lebanon, UAE, Greece, Croatia, Azerbaijan, Palestine, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Slovenia, Guatemala, Armenia, Qatar, Uruguay, Libya, Estonia, Norway, Kosovo, Montenegro, Finland, Luxembourg. Namibia, Botswana, Madagascar, Gabon, Syria, Guinea, Somalia, Andorra, Papua New Guinea, Benin.
- Decelarating with negative perspective (The amount of daily cases is still low but some recent indicators show that the epidemic could be stable at current level or rise again or the country has recently started its deconfinement while the epidemic was not under control): South Africa, Ireland,Sudan, Burundi. - Decelerating: UK, Poland, Mexico, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Jordan, Morocco, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Panama, Moldova, Bosnia, Kenya, North Macedonia, Jamaica, Senegal, San Marino,
Zambia.
- Decelerating with positive perspective (the number of daily cases is continuously decreasing and is already at a quite low level): Portugal, Nigeria, Albania, Malta, DRC, Mali, Togo, Djibouti, Yemen, Gambia, Eritrea.
- Extinction with negative perspective (the epidemic is under control on most part of the country but new cases have been discovered recently and might lead to a new wave): Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Uganda, Bahamas, Suriname, Equatorial Guinea, CAR, Guinea-Bissau, Vietnam, Liechtenstein, Timor-Leste, Bhutan, Laos.
- Extinction (the number of daily cases is very low and stable or decreasing): Israel, Myanmar, China, Ghana, Mozambique, Singapore, Cote d'Ivoire, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Australia, Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Belize, Lesotho, South Sudan, Iceland, Niger, Chad, Saint Lucia, Sierra Leone, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Antigua and Barbuda, Mauritius.
- Extinction with positive perspective (no or almost no new daily cases and a small number of still active cases in the country): Eswatini (44 remaining cases), Barbados (28 cases), Comoros (14 cases), New Zealand (23 cases), Monaco (54 cases), Sao Tome and Principe (26 cases), Liberia (65 cases), Taiwan (61 cases).
- Extinct (from the countries above 712 cases - number of cases of Diamond Princess): Tajikistan (the country claimed itself coronavirus free but the number of reported cases dropped so fast to around 50 per days to zero that the country might simply have stopped recording cases).
I also decided to add some informations about countries below the number of cases of Diamond Princess and that have a few or not remaining cases. I'll distinguish three categories: - Countries with high GDP that have higher chances to detect new clusters: Brunei (6 cases), Vatican City (last case in October).
- Countries with lower GDP that are more likely to have missed new clusters: Dominica (2 cases), Grenada (1 case), Fiji (50 cases), Laos (joined the main list), Saint Kitts and Navis (last case in March), Solomon Islands (0 cases), Marshall Islands (last case in November), Vanuatu (0 cases), Samoa (last case in February), Micronesia (last case in January).
- Countries that claim to be coronavirus-free but never announced any cases or stopped revealing their statistics: Tanzania, Turkmenistan, North Korea.
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Post by italix on Jun 26, 2021 11:38:56 GMT 1
Update of the trend by countries (colors: red=situation got worse since my last post; green=getting better; blue=new country on the list). All the countries under 712 cases (number of cases on Diamond Princess) integrated the main list. - Exponential growth (the number of new cases grows everyday by a roughly constant rate): none.
- Accelerating (the number of new cases grows everyday but the growth rate is decreasing) with negative perspective (might become exponential growth): none.
- Accelerating: Russia, UK, Colombia, Indonesia, South Africa, Bangladesh, Tunisia, Oman, Myanmar, Zambia, Afghanistan, Mongolia, Namibia, Uganda, DRC, Suriname, Haiti, Fiji.
- Accelerating with positive perspective (the growth of the number of new cases seems to have stopped but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): Brazil.
- Linear (the number of new cases is roughly constant) with negative perspective (more new cases have been seen recently but it's still a bit early for a conclusion): Mexico, Iraq, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan, Ecuador, Panama, Kuwait, Guatemala, Kenya, Cuba, Algeria, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Botswana, Cambodia, Rwanda, Nicaragua.
- Linear: UAE, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Honduras, Thailand, El Salvador, Sudan, Guyana, Seychelles, Vietnam.
- Linear with positive perspective (the number of new cases is roughly constant or slowly decreasing for a quite long period or has decreased recently): Argentina,Iran, Peru, Chile, Philippines, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal, Bolivia, Paraguay, Belarus, Uruguay, Georgia, Costa Rica, Sri Lanka, Libya, South Korea, Trinidad and Tobago.
- Decelarating with negative perspective (The amount of daily cases is still low but some recent indicators show that the epidemic could be stable at current level or rise again or the country has recently started its deconfinement while the epidemic was not under control): Turkey, Morocco, Eritrea.
- Decelerating: USA, India, France, Spain, Ukraine, Belgium, Pakistan, Jordan, Egypt, Maldives, Angola, Cabo Verde, Taiwan, Burundi.
- Decelerating with positive perspective (the number of daily cases is continuously decreasing and is already at a quite low level): Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Canada, Sweden, Greece, Slovakia, Palestine, Ireland, Bahrain, Qatar, Cyprus, Luxembourg. Syria, Gabon, Guinea, Papua New Guinea, Congo, Bahamas, Timor-Leste.
- Extinction with negative perspective (the epidemic is under control on most part of the country but new cases have been discovered recently and might lead to a new wave): Israel, Ghana, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Mauritania, Eswatini, Lesotho, South Sudan, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Saint Kitts and Nevis.
- Extinction (the number of daily cases is very low and stable or decreasing): Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, Serbia, Switzerland, Austria, Lebanon, Bulgaria, Croatia, Azerbaijan, Denmark, Lithuania, Ethiopia, Slovenia, Moldova, Armenia, Bosnia, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Latvia, Estonia, Norway, Kosovo, China, Montenegro, Finland, Cameroon, Singapore, Jamaica, Cote d'Ivoire, Senegal, Madagascar, Malawi, Australia, Tajikistan, Togo, Belize, Saint Lucia, Laos, Bhutan, Mauritius.
- Extinction with positive perspective (less than 100 cases reported in the last 14 days - the number of remaining cases is not available anymore): Albania (69 cases), Malta (24), Somalia (96), Mali (55), Andorra (69), Burkina Faso (18), Djibouti (28), Equatorial Guinea (62), Benin (61), CAR (38), Yemen (48), Gambia (57), Niger (32), Chad (9), Barbados (30), Comoros (13), Guinea-Bissau (43), Liechtenstein (6), New Zealand (22), Monaco (46), Sao Tome and Principe (8), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (77), Brunei (8), Dominica (3)
- Extinct (no cases reported in more than 14 days): Iceland (last case reported on 20th of May), San Marino (last case on 31th of May), Antigua and Barbuda (last case on 4th of June), Grenada (last case on 12th of May), Vatican City (last case in October 2020), Solomon Islands (last case in April), Marshall Islands (last case in November 2020), Vanuatu (last case in April), Samoa (last case in February), Kiribati (last case on 21th of May), Micronesia (last case in January), Palau (no cases ever recorded).
- Countries that claim to be coronavirus-free but never announced any cases or stopped revealing their statistics: Tanzania, Turkmenistan, North Korea.
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