Kommentar: Har de danske myndigheder (og politikere) overhovedet styr på data bag de ret dramatiske nedlukninger, blandt andet af restauranter og barer. Er det baseret på analyse af data eller baseret på en fornemmelse, hvor man igen – efter minkfarm-skandalen – igen ødelægger flere erhverv, uden at vide, hvorfor man gør det. Vi spørger: Er det nu kommet styr på smitteopsporingen, fordi det har drr ikke været indtil for nylig. Er der tilstrækkelig testkapacitet, så danskerne ikke skal vente i to uger på en test.
Fra mediet syracruse:
NY state: 3 in 4 coronavirus cases spread in homes and social gatherings, not gyms or salons
New York analyzed 46,000 coronavirus cases from this fall to see where transmissions happen. The study only includes those cases (of about 200,000) where a specific source could be found.Teri Weaver | [email protected]
Syracuse, N.Y. – Nearly 75 percent of confirmed coronavirus transmissions happen inside households or during social gatherings, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said today.
The analysis is based on about 46,000 cases this fall where officials would tie the infection to a specific source. That’s only about a quarter of the 200,000 cases during that same time period.
Still, the data shows what experts have said in recent weeks: small, indoor gatherings — even with friends and family — can be dangerous.
Other top transmission situations, based on the study, including health care workers, college students and education workers.
Far further down on the list are hair salons, auto dealerships and gyms.
Cuomo used the data to lessen restrictions on some businesses in orange zones.
The analysis is based on state data from September through November. Here’s a look at the analysis:
| Activity | Percent of cases with a specific infection source |
|---|---|
| Household/social gatherings | 73.84% |
| Healthcare delivery | 7.81% |
| Higher education student | 2.02% |
| Education employee | 1.5% |
| Restaurants & Bars | 1.43% |
| Travel/vacation | 1.06% |
| Sports | 1.04% |
| Public sector (police, fire, EMT) | 1% |
| Transit (public and private) | 0.96% |
| Manufacturing | 0.84% |
| Religious activities | 0.69% |
| Construction | 0.66% |
| Retail | 0.61% |
| Professional services | 0.55% |
| Elementary school student | 0.49% |
| High School student | 0.46% |
| Prisons/corrections | 0.43% |
| Middle school student | 0.19% |
| Auto dealers and car rentals | 0.16% |
| Hair & personal care | 0.14% |
| Wholesale trade | 0.14% |
| Building & dwelling services | 0.13% |
| Real estate | 0.10% |
| Arts & entertainment | 0.08% |
| Gyms | 0.06% |
| Agriculture, hunting, forestry | 0.06% |
| Child care | 0.05% |
| Power/utilities | 0.05% |
| Accomodations | 0.02% |
| Media production | 0.02% |
