Victoria and NSW and QLD cases

[Bobby]

Bobby, why do you post that stuff. We all already know....if we are interested. It's like the Cyclist posting cricket scores as though he alone has a radio or TV set.

It's not a cricket score - these are real people suffering and dying:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-18/ ... /100762456


Cases, hospitalisations and deaths

If you don't see your state or territory yet, don't worry - these numbers are updated throughout the day.

NSW: 36 deaths and 29,830 cases; 2,850 people in hospital, including 209 in ICUs

Victoria: 22 deaths and 20,180 cases; 1,152 people in hospital, including 127 in ICUs

Tasmania: 1,310 new cases; 12 people in hospital, including two in ICUs

Queensland: 16 deaths, 15,962 cases. 819 people in hospital, including 50 in ICUs

NT: 0 deaths and 625 cases; 43 people in hospital, including 1 in ICU

SA: 2 deaths and 3,079 cases; 285 people in hospital, including 24 in ICUs

ACT: 1 death and 1,860 cases; 63 people in hospital, including 6 in ICUs

WA: 0 deaths and 2 cases

[Aussie]

Bobby, why do you post that stuff. We all already know....if we are interested. It's like the Cyclist posting cricket scores as though he alone has a radio or TV set.

It's not a cricket score - these are real people suffering and dying:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-18/ ... /100762456


Cases, hospitalisations and deaths

If you don't see your state or territory yet, don't worry - these numbers are updated throughout the day.

NSW: 36 deaths and 29,830 cases; 2,850 people in hospital, including 209 in ICUs

Victoria: 22 deaths and 20,180 cases; 1,152 people in hospital, including 127 in ICUs

Tasmania: 1,310 new cases; 12 people in hospital, including two in ICUs

Queensland: 16 deaths, 15,962 cases. 819 people in hospital, including 50 in ICUs

NT: 0 deaths and 625 cases; 43 people in hospital, including 1 in ICU

SA: 2 deaths and 3,079 cases; 285 people in hospital, including 24 in ICUs

ACT: 1 death and 1,860 cases; 63 people in hospital, including 6 in ICUs

WA: 0 deaths and 2 cases

Not my point.

What makes you think anyone relies on you posting that stuff to know the 'cricket score?"

[Bobby]

Bobby, why do you post that stuff. We all already know....if we are interested. It's like the Cyclist posting cricket scores as though he alone has a radio or TV set.

It's not a cricket score - these are real people suffering and dying:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-18/ ... /100762456


Cases, hospitalisations and deaths

If you don't see your state or territory yet, don't worry - these numbers are updated throughout the day.

NSW: 36 deaths and 29,830 cases; 2,850 people in hospital, including 209 in ICUs

Victoria: 22 deaths and 20,180 cases; 1,152 people in hospital, including 127 in ICUs

Tasmania: 1,310 new cases; 12 people in hospital, including two in ICUs

Queensland: 16 deaths, 15,962 cases. 819 people in hospital, including 50 in ICUs

NT: 0 deaths and 625 cases; 43 people in hospital, including 1 in ICU

SA: 2 deaths and 3,079 cases; 285 people in hospital, including 24 in ICUs

ACT: 1 death and 1,860 cases; 63 people in hospital, including 6 in ICUs

WA: 0 deaths and 2 cases

Not my point.

What makes you think anyone relies on you posting that stuff to know the 'cricket score?"

I gave a link as proof.

[Aussie]

Yeas you did, one we all can access if we gave a stuff.

[Bobby]

20th Jan 2022.

Victoria 21,966 cases 15 deaths,

NSW 30,825 cases 25 deaths.

[J o h n S m i t h]

What makes you think anyone relies on you posting that stuff to know the 'cricket score?"

he doesn't ... he thinks that filling it with meaningless crap that everyone already has access to makes this forum look busier than it is. That's also why he copies post after post from ozpol to here.

It's not like everyone here doesn't post there anyway.

[Black Orchid]

NSW will peak within a week if it hasn't already.

Source?

Didn't think so....

New data has revealed Australia may have hit its Omicron peak, with an expert suggesting the country's outbreak began to decline two weeks ago.

University of New South Wales health and maths expert James Wood believes a dramatic drop in reports of coughs and fever is key in the latest fight against Covid.

The numbers from the Flutracker website showed a massive surge last month, but case reports dropped significantly in the first two weeks of the new year.

'First clear signs that we are past the peak of infections,' associate professor Wood posted on Twitter on Wednesday afternoon.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... =operanews

As I was saying.

[Bobby]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-21/ ... /100771774

Victoria 18,167 cases 20 deaths


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-21/ ... /100771996

NSW 25,168 cases 46 deaths


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-21/ ... /100770408

QLD 16,031 cases 13 deaths

[Bobby]

Can anyone answer this?

I don't see why young kids are being vaccinated when they
don't get seriously ill from Omicron?
At most they seem to get a very mild cold.

[Bobby]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-22/ ... /100774808

NSW records 30 deaths from COVID-19, hospitalisations increase to 2,762

, updated 1m ago


A total of 20,148 new cases were reported (8,566 RATs, 11,582 PCR).




https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-22/ ... /100774998


Victoria records 20 more COVID deaths as hospitalisations fall to 1,029
Posted 7m ago


There were officially 16,016 new infections recorded yesterday, continuing a downward trend in daily case numbers. However, the real number of cases in the community could be much higher.

The new cases were detected from 8,432 PCR results and 7,584 at-home rapid antigen tests (RATs).

About 29 per cent of Victorians adults have received three doses of a vaccine, a number which is expected to rise during a "booster blitz" being run at state centres over the weekend.