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Here are the (delayed but) latest COVID-19 data for Alberta:
• 402 cases detected yesterday (406 net w/adjustments to past days).
• 2.64% positivity rate.
• 23,402 total cases.
• 3 more deaths. 296 total.
Data context: https://cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-covid-19-data-statistics-numbers-cases-hospitalizations-1.5514947
• 402 cases detected yesterday (406 net w/adjustments to past days).
• 2.64% positivity rate.
• 23,402 total cases.
• 3 more deaths. 296 total.
Data context: https://cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-covid-19-data-statistics-numbers-cases-hospitalizations-1.5514947
Cases by geography:
• Highest number of new cases in Cgy zone for 1st time in a while
• Active cases rise fastest in Cgy zone
• Calgary-Upper-NE sees biggest rise most among top 10 local health areas for active cases again
• All-time new cases by zone for historical context
• Highest number of new cases in Cgy zone for 1st time in a while
• Active cases rise fastest in Cgy zone
• Calgary-Upper-NE sees biggest rise most among top 10 local health areas for active cases again
• All-time new cases by zone for historical context
Cases by status / outcome:
• Hospitalization / ICU volumes
• Cases by status over time
• Age breakdown of patients ever hospitalized
• Age breakdown by case status
• Hospitalization / ICU volumes
• Cases by status over time
• Age breakdown of patients ever hospitalized
• Age breakdown by case status
Sorry the active-cases-by-zone chart (in the 2nd tweet in this thread) didn't update properly & was still showing the previous day's totals.
Here's the updated version:
Here's the updated version:
