Victorian LGA details out.
Noticed still getting significant increases in numbers in outer suburban hotspot areas - such as Wyndham, Hume, Brimbank, and Whittlesea, whilst the net increases in places like Moonee Valley and Melbourne seems to have slowed somewhat.
There were new active cases in regional Victoria (outside the locked down area), but some cases must have become inactive or been reallocated, so in terms of net increase, no net increase in regional Victoria today, and net increase south of the Yarra seems to be only in the order of 25-30.
Horrible figures, but must be some comfort that it is not spreading like wildfire outside of the northern and western suburbs. Tends to suggest that socio-economic factors very much still at play. Not dissimilar (thankfully at a much smaller scale) to New York City where case rate in the economically poorer Bronx (with Queens and Staten Island close to the Bronx) double that of the more affluent Manhattan borough.
Noticed still getting significant increases in numbers in outer suburban hotspot areas - such as Wyndham, Hume, Brimbank, and Whittlesea, whilst the net increases in places like Moonee Valley and Melbourne seems to have slowed somewhat.
There were new active cases in regional Victoria (outside the locked down area), but some cases must have become inactive or been reallocated, so in terms of net increase, no net increase in regional Victoria today, and net increase south of the Yarra seems to be only in the order of 25-30.
Horrible figures, but must be some comfort that it is not spreading like wildfire outside of the northern and western suburbs. Tends to suggest that socio-economic factors very much still at play. Not dissimilar (thankfully at a much smaller scale) to New York City where case rate in the economically poorer Bronx (with Queens and Staten Island close to the Bronx) double that of the more affluent Manhattan borough.