Victoria and NSW and QLD cases

[sprintcyclist]

It's past its peak and waning sharply in South Africa with no real rise in deaths or hospitalisation.

Yeah I heard that maybe it will end up something like the flu!

It's been less than the flu and more like a cold from the start.

Many people have died from it.

Very few.

Yes, few have died from it really.

[Bobby]

Victoria - worst ever number of cases in one day:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-03/ ... /100735468

Victoria records 8,577 new COVID-19 cases,
three deaths and 491 hospitalisations





https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-03/ ... /100735076


NSW records 20,794 COVID cases,
four more people die





, updated 4m ago

[lisa jones]

Hang on Bobby - would those new case numbers pertaining to NSW indicate a plateau or a slight drop?

[Black Orchid]

‘Up to half’ of NSW Covid hospital patients went in for something totally different and were positive in routine testing

Serious questions are being asked about Covid hospitalisation stats after NSW revealed a very surprising fact about its daily figures.

With Covid cases going through the roof, we’re often asked to look at the rate of hospitalisation and deaths as a true indicator of the disease’s impact on our respective states and territories.

However it has been revealed that hundreds of patients counted in the Covid hospitalisation tally in NSW — the worst hit state in the current outbreak — were not taken to hospital because of the virus at all.

The state’s Health Minister has revealed that many of those listed as having being “hospitalised” for the virus are simply testing positive in routine checks after being admitted for broken bones, labour pains or even mental health issues.

https://www.news.com.au/world/coronavir ... fd0e159fdb

Media (and government QLD, VIC, WA) scare tactics. It's also all in the quality of the reporting and interpretation of 'cases' which is beyond sceptical.

[sprintcyclist]

‘Up to half’ of NSW Covid hospital patients went in for something totally different and were positive in routine testing

Serious questions are being asked about Covid hospitalisation stats after NSW revealed a very surprising fact about its daily figures.

With Covid cases going through the roof, we’re often asked to look at the rate of hospitalisation and deaths as a true indicator of the disease’s impact on our respective states and territories.

However it has been revealed that hundreds of patients counted in the Covid hospitalisation tally in NSW — the worst hit state in the current outbreak — were not taken to hospital because of the virus at all.

The state’s Health Minister has revealed that

many of those listed as having being “hospitalised” for the virus are simply testing positive in routine checks after being admitted for broken bones, labour pains or even mental health issues.

https://www.news.com.au/world/coronavir ... fd0e159fdb

Media (and government QLD, VIC, WA) scare tactics. It's also all in the quality of the reporting and interpretation of 'cases' which is beyond sceptical.

Good posting.
Thanks Black Orchid

[Buster Scruggs]

does that mean the deaths are all fake as well?

[Black Orchid]

NSW has 2.9 million hospital admissions each year along with 3 million Emergency Department presentations.
Yet according to the Media Scare Machine 1200 Covid hospitalisations are breaking the system.
When will this BS end?

Plus NSW Health now reporting that in some hospitals half of the so-called ‘Covid hospitalisations’ are people in there for other ailments who have also tested positive for Covid.
Plus overall hospitalisation rates in NSW are lower “likely associated with the Covid-19 pandemic”.

Compare the 1200 ‘Covid hospitalisations’ in NSW with annual admissions for other reasons:

44,000 alcohol-attributed
67,000 obesity-related
60,000 smoking
158,000 heart disease

Mark Latham

[Bobby]

Record daily number of cases.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-04 ... /100736056

NSW 23,131 new cases
NSW COVID case numbers hit a new high
as hospitalisations eclipse last year's peak

, updated 21m ago



https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-04/ ... /100736982

Victoria records 14,020 COVID-19 cases,
two deaths,
hospitalisations rise to 516

Posted 2h ago
2 hours ago
, updated 57m ago


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-04/ ... /100735662

Queensland records 5,699 new COVID-19 cases
as closed clinics lead to long queues for tests

, updated 5m ago

Queensland has recorded 5,699 new cases of
COVID-19 as a number of testing clinics close without
notice causing long queues and delays.

There are 11 people in ICU in hospital and two of those are on a ventilator.

[sprintcyclist]

I think what Anastacia says is well founded.

Don't go out unless you have to

[Bobby]

I think what Anastacia says is well founded.

Don't go out unless you have to

Are we doomed?