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Newham Weekly Covid-19 Statistics 287 NEWHAM WEEKLY COVID-19 STATISTICS Updated: 24th February for period 14th to 20th February www.newham.gov.uk/coviddashboard Second wave cases Vaccination: first doses given up to 20th February Number of cases and 7 day average (line) WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? • 45,040 1st dose given in total (12% of Newham population). An increase of 8282 since last week. Of these: • Cohort 1: 239 to older residents in care (92%) The number of new cases of Covid-19 in • Cohort 2: 5,033 to 80+ (91.5%) Newham has again fallen substantially (by 23%). • Cohort 3: 9,951 to 75+ years (68%) Also positivity has fallen, both of which are really • Cohort 4: 13,607 to 70+ (89%), excluding CEV coverage good news. 45,040 first dose vaccines have • 30,109 to under 70 years, including Cohorts 5 & 6 and been given an increase by over 8,000 since last frontline health and social care workforce week Community transmission continues and the new strain of Covid-19 is highly transmissible. We Cases Rate of cases 2 Positive tests (%) Pillar 2 daily testing need to keep following all the advice and (Positive tests) (per 100,000 persons) (per 100,000 persons) Total weekly tests: 7,3202 guidelines to ensure the Covid rates are as low as possible. That is the best way to protect our This week This week This week This week community and get back to more normal life. - Please ensure your face is covered when 335 92 going to shops or other indoor places. 287 4.6 - Ensure you isolate if you have symptoms, test positive or are a contact. Support is available. Last week1 Last week1 Last week1 Last week1 - Tests yourself regularly if you leave the house 436 122 323 5.4 for work or caring. - If you have been invited for a vaccination please take it up. 34,339 275,222 8,236 Jason Strelitz total cases to date tests to date tests last week Director of Public Health London Borough of Newham 24th February 2021 Data source: Covid-19 Situational Awareness Explorer, (PHE). Rendered on 24th Feb for data reported up to and including 20th. Due to reporting delays the most recent 4 days are excluded. 1 Numbers for the previous week may be different from last week’s dashboard as new data can change counts for previous weeks. 2 Pillar 2 only https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk Ward Negative Positive Void Total tests % Positive Previous week total tests (7-13 Feb) % Positive previous week Little Ilford 607 38 0 647 5.9% 644 4.2% Green Street West 509 31 7 547 5.7% 549 4.4% Plaistow South 623 35 6 664 5.3% 763 3.9% East Ham North 498 27 6 531 5.1% 563 6.4% Green Street East 501 26 5 532 4.9% 581 7.2% East Ham South 727 37 6 770 4.8% 817 3.2% Wall End 523 23 7 553 4.2% 583 6.5% Beckton 656 28 7 691 4.1% 719 4.6% Plaistow North 570 24 0 598 4.0% 674 5.6% Custom House 582 24 0 609 3.9% 685 3.6% Boleyn 546 20 7 573 3.5% 671 5.5% Manor Park 562 20 0 586 3.4% 646 7.0% Canning Town North 704 24 0 730 3.3% 828 5.6% Stratford and New Town 1,128 38 10 1,176 3.2% 1,299 3.8% Forest Gate South 801 25 7 833 3.0% 878 2.3% Forest Gate North 568 17 0 589 2.9% 632 4.6% East Ham Central 542 15 0 559 2.7% 617 5.3% West Ham 563 14 0 578 2.4% 631 2.9% Canning Town South 691 13 0 706 1.8% 773 4.0% Royal Docks 573 10 0 585 1.7% 647 2.3% Total 12,474 489 68 13,057 3.7% 14,200 4.5% Tests Decrease Increase % Positive Decrease Increase The number of positive tests shown here is not de-duplicated and so will differ from the number shown on slide 1 which has been de-duplicated by PHE..
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