Best Posts in Thread: Philippines Covid Map

After a bit of searching I found this map which is specific to the Philippines and made it accessible here:

https://dgte.pro/covid/

 

Chances of getting sick with symptoms is incredibly small - too small for most people to comprehend a 0.002182% chance of dying (btw that's for an 80+ year old in the US with 3 pre-existing conditions).

To put it into perspective though (based on current statistics): If everyone in the entire world got Covid19 about 4.7% would have critical symptoms. For all of those sick if they don't have a pre-existing condition there's a 99% chance of survival.

It's important to note that if everyone got covid19 there would not be ventilators for 99% of the critically ill so I imagine 4.7% of the world would die from it, that's what people are trying to avoid.

Here's some more basic stats.
There's about a 1 in 918 people in the US with Covid19.
One of the population for every in 19,534 of the population have critical symptoms - see below for age grouping.
Of those with critical symptoms and no pre-existing conditions, 99% will recover.

Chances of dying in the US (current rates)
Ages:
10-19: 1 in 9,767,248 of the population.
20-29: 1 in 9,767,248
30-39: 1 in 4,883,624
40-49: 1 in 3,255,749
50-59: 1 in 1,502,654
60-69: 1 in 542,625
70-79: 1 in 244,181
80+: 1 in 131,990 of the population.

99% of those who die will have a pre-existing condition.

 

And a good chunk more from all the other disease and injuries that couldn't be treated due to the hospitals being overran with COVID-19 patients.

 

Some useful infograms, collected from here: https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/covid-19-coronavirus-infographic-datapack/ where there's also a very nice chart with new insights into the viral outbreak.

 

Stumbled on this daily doh data dump listed as a source to the DOH Covid Tracker

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10VkiUA8x7TS2jkibhSZK1gmWxFM-EoZP?usp=sharing