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Now subnational region daily deaths: • Early signs that NY daily deaths may be peaking, but need to wait and see • Same in London, though Easter weekend reporting is having a big downward effect on UK numbers All charts: http://ft.com/coronavirus-latest …pic.twitter.com/vgHzYY55aE
Subnational death tolls cumulatively: • NY death toll still tragically rising faster than any other region at this stage of its outbreak. Has passed 10,000 deaths; likely to pass Lombardy within days All charts: http://ft.com/coronavirus-latest …pic.twitter.com/1oCqSaVbho
Small multiples of daily deaths in subnational regions, grouped by country • Sao Paulo death toll rising • Daily deaths may have peaked in Paris • Tennessee added, now 17 US states • Sicily, Sardinia, Balearics all low curves: do islands fare better?pic.twitter.com/NfGWVBoHEm
Small multiples for daily new deaths in 51 countries: • Norway locked down while Sweden didn’t; Norway’s daily death toll rising much more slowly than Sweden’s • Australia flat-ish so far • In Europe, Austria & Denmark faring well All charts: http://ft.com/coronavirus-latest …pic.twitter.com/M9u5CU7AJY
Small multiples for daily cases in 72 countries
• Early action in Australia & New Zealand may have turned the corner early 
• Austria & Norway locked down early; new cases falling
• New cases in Belgium may be peaking
Live versions of all charts: http://ft.com/coronavirus-latest …pic.twitter.com/9BmvogFDZh
Things to note: • Daily covid data is extremely noisy and implies false precision • This is why we use a rolling average. Watch for general trends. Focus on slopes, not specific daily numbers • Read Tuesday’s thread for more on thishttps://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1247666977566490626 …
We’ve also changed our data sourcing recently. I’m no longer happy using Worldometers, so now sourcing all data directly from official country sources (health ministries etc). This takes longer, but given my concerns over data quality on covid, I think this is important.
Here’s a video where I explain why we’re using log scales, showing absolute numbers instead of per capita, and much more: https://twitter.com/janinegibson/status/1244519429825802240 …
And a new chart showing why we're using absolute numbers rather than population-adjusted rates:https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1249821596199596034 …
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• UK curve still matching Italy’s, but death toll could end up higher
• Australia still looking promising
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