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Mora, is still clinging to life in the hospital. alexis mcadams is live with more reaction from a grieving community. reporter: this is just a horrible tragedy that unfolded here in new york city. right now the families of the fallen nypd officer planning his funeral as weaver hearing new dispatch audio which shows just how quickly this tragedy unfolded. listen are. what s going on? [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] reporter: now, the shooting happened inside harlem apartment complex on friday night. you can see that heavy police presence there. three nypd officers responding to a 911 call from a woman who said she was fighting with her adult son. when two officers tried to walk in and speak with that man, he opened fire. that ambush left one officer dead and another in critical condition. nypd now identifying the officer killed as 22-year-old jason ....
Please find attached: Table 1 – the summary of weekly data for Wrexham as a whole compared to other councils in North Wales Table 2 – the summary of daily data for the 18 ‘MSOA’ statistical sub-areas of Wrexham used by Public Health Wales (PHW) in their Tableau The County Borough as a Whole (Table 1) The data show that the virus has definitely peaked, with the rate per 100,000 population ( 438.4) and positivity ( 21.6%) being much lower today than the 660.5 and 26.5% reported last Friday. However, Wrexham remains worst in Wales and it is likely to take 3 weeks before these rates can be halved, when they will still be high. ....
Household transmission remains main transmission locally as Council gives latest update This article is old - Published: Monday, Jan 25th, 2021 Wrexham Council has started to publish regional vaccination data in its latest pandemic bulletin. Public Health Wales reported +70 new cases for the Wrexham area in today’s update, with a positive proportion of 18.9% of tests. The latest update also has the seven day rolling benchmark figure up to the 20th which is now to 551.6 per 100k. Today’s new update from Wrexham Council is the last of the Monday updates as the local authority moves to a once a week Friday update. ....
“Stay strong and stick with it” – latest local pandemic data breakdown published by Wrexham Council This article is old - Published: Saturday, Jan 23rd, 2021 A fith detailed briefing on the pandemic situation locally has been published by the local authority. The below update was published yesterday part of the new twice weekly update system, and echos recent updates with community transmission in households thought to be the driver of the high local covid figures. Again update has also come with a set of social media graphics, with three copied top, above and below.
The full update from yesterday afternoon is copied below, and as usual all bolding and underlining of points is copied from Wrexham Council’s data: ....
weekly data for Wrexham as a whole compared to other councils in North Wales Table 2 – the summary of daily data for the 18 ‘MSOA’ statistical sub-areas of Wrexham used by Public Health Wales The County Borough as a Whole (Table 1) ( NB – the data for week ending 10 th January are tentative and will not be finalised until next week). Wrexham remains worst in Wales for the rate per 100,000 population ( 867.9 today) and positivity ( 28.8% today), but this is similar to that reported on Friday (851.7 and 29.3%) and slightly better than a few days ago. We can only hope that the virus has peaked, be redouble our efforts to ensure that it does not rise again. There have never been more tests undertaken in North Wales than in the week ending 10 ....