StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: coronavirus

A noticeable drop in the "R number" in UK regions, showing the result of the third national lockdown. This drop should continue, provided that vaccination also prevents or reduces transmission. It will increase again, if people do not observe the proper precautions when the lockdown is relaxed. I am expecting a rise in cases (even if R does not alter significantly) when the educational sector re-opens in March. Not my image : Fair Use & public information

Sustained progress in the campaign to vaccinate the oldest members of the UK population against Covid-19. [4th February 2021] Prior to this, infection with this coronavirus could result in serious disease, or even be fatal, to large numbers of elderly people and others with certain medical conditions. Not my Image : Fair Use & public information

Further expansion in the number of places doing Covid-19 vaccinations. More hospital hubs, but also other large locations. Not shown are the smaller ones, such as GP-led sites ... Not my Image ; Fair Use & public information

Some areas of the UK are making massive inroads towards vaccinating the most vulnerable members of the population. Other areas are having more difficulties in achieving their targets, perhaps with supplies or travelling to widespread locations for only a few vaccinations. Not my image : Fair Use & public information

As caption - NHS England's reported vaccination rates for the over 80s cohort, to the 21st January 2021. Actual vaccination delivered is not stated (will be either Pfzier or AstraZeneca) There are some significant regional variations, there have been discussions as to the causes of these. Suggestions include - access to vaccination hubs, low take-up from BAME groups and difficulties with organising vaccine supplies. Not My Image : Fair Use & public information.

[EN] For further information see the Newsflash from April 10, 2020. [[FR] Pour plus d'informations, voir le Newsflash du 10 avril 2020. [[DE] Für weitere Informationen siehe den Newsflash vom 10. April 2020. SOURCE : Image from IMA.team