Blog Day 110: Saturday 11 July 2020

I tried on one of my face masks today, funny thing is they make your glasses fog up.

Fun zoom trivia last night with questions by Roger and Penny in FNQ.  Some contentious questions and answers, particularly by one member of the question team, led to some vigorous debate and discussion.  All conducted in a respectful and polite manner of course.  

Good news for all, particularly for me, I can cut and past the table from one day to the next.  And by the way, thanks for the positive feedback on the new format.

Victoria has reported 216 new infections for the last 24 hours, a significant drop on the previous day's figure of 288, although we will need to see few more days of reducing numbers to see it is a trend or not, hopefully it is. Unfortunately Victoria has also reported another death, taking the total for the state to 23.  Apparently the latest victim was a male in his 90's.  As you can see hospital and ICU admissions are increasing each day.  

Corona Virus Daily Stats - Round Two Lockdown - Day 2
 Date Aus Infected Aus Increase Vic Infected Vic Increase Aus Death Vic Death Aus Hospital Vic Hospital Aus ICU Vic ICU 
 07/07 8,755199 2,824  191 106 22 34 31 5 5
 08/078,880142 2,942 134106223935109
 09/079,056 179 3,098 165106224641 87
 10/07 9,374304 3,397 2881062245471012
 11/07 9,556227 3,560 216 1072354491315
 12/07          

I think that I heard somewhere that the worldwide daily increase in infections for the last 24 hours was the highest recorded.  Daily deaths still over the 5,000 figure.  I see that Mexico recorded 7,000 more infections in the last 24 hours with 665 deaths in the same period.

Corona Virus Daily Stats - World Figures
 Date World Infections Daily Increase World Deaths Daily Increase
 07/0711,756,373  541,085 4,309 
 08/07 11,949,281  192,908546,601 5,516 
09/0712,170,565  221,284552,112 5,511 
10/0712,390,734  220,169557,416 5,304 
 11/0712,625,155 234,421 562,769 5,353 
 12/07    

Remember to wash your hands and keep your mask on.

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