#COVID19 の最新データ(3/28) を表に。

#厚労省の #定点観測 データの最新データ（ #3月16日 ～3月22日)更新（次回 、4月3日金）。

#推定１日平均新規感染者数 はミニピークから引き続き減少継続。

今後の報告を注視。

自分の身は自分で守ろう。

#WHO /#Europe , #France , 米国 #CDC のデータで、#新規入院者数 、 #新規死亡者数 を提供している国/地域のみ週データを掲載する。

米CDC、スウェーデンは2026年12週まで、フランスは2026年11週まで（更新 3/28)。EUのデータは報告されなくなった。

過去分データの直近データは大きく訂正が入る場合が多いので、トレンドとしては使えない。

#prattohome #統計 #コロナ
　　　　　　　　　　　

🙌 The Tyee has done amazingly well with this piece. And again, this is NOT a historic roundup - COVID-19 has ongoing community transmission and is impacting people's lives and health, today, right now.

People are tired of the COVID pandemic. There is a desire to move on. But even today, as we write this, there continue to be outbreaks in hospitals and long-term care facilities in Alberta and elsewhere in North America.

7/7 🧵

https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2026/03/27/Human-Cost-Failing-Name-COVID-Airborne/

#COVIDIsAirborne #SARSCoV2 #COVID #COVID19 #SafeWorkplace #workplaceSafety #WorkSafeBC #CDNPoli #PublicHealth

And the need for airborne protection, now, is not hypothetical, it's not in the past. it's now:

In Canada, government data shows that in the week ending March 8, 2026, 34 per cent of COVID patients in hospital acquired the virus while in hospital.

And yes, there is enough science to place the blame squarely on insufficient airborne protection for those people:

How many either communicated the COVID virus to a poorly protected health-care worker or received the virus from a health-care worker who was left without adequate defences, such as properly filtered air or an N95 mask, to ward off the virus? We know, because studies have shown that respirator masks are better than other medical masks at preventing an infected person from infecting someone else.

6/n 🧵

https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2026/03/27/Human-Cost-Failing-Name-COVID-Airborne/

#COVIDIsAirborne #SARSCoV2 #COVID #COVID19 #SafeWorkplace #workplaceSafety #WorkSafeBC #CDNPoli #PublicHealth

Now, technically it's true that

It’s difficult to know why the word “airborne” is avoided so consistently, but the impact is clear: without that word, occupational health and safety requirements can be evaded.

but ;lobbying is the reason for almost every decision that hurts all of Canadian citizens and the Canadian economy and Canadian international strength, so personally I think I only need one guess

5/n 🧵

https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2026/03/27/Human-Cost-Failing-Name-COVID-Airborne/

#COVIDIsAirborne #SARSCoV2 #COVID #COVID19 #SafeWorkplace #workplaceSafety #WorkSafeBC #CDNPoli #PublicHealth #N95

And the Public Health Agency of Canada has been outright misleading us for years:

So how is it still possible that the Canadian OHS laws don’t apply, requiring the appropriate PPE for airborne spread?

PHAC, to this day, has never used the word “airborne.” It’s merely implied

Now, they still technically advised safe behaviour:

For years, the advice to the public was to wear the “best made, best fitting mask,” terminology that only describes a respirator-style N95 mask, essential for mitigating airborne transmission

But by not outright admitting the actual threat, they let Average Canadian, and Average Canadian Healthcare Worker keep falsely thinking that baggy blues are effective protection.

4/n 🧵

https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2026/03/27/Human-Cost-Failing-Name-COVID-Airborne/

#COVIDIsAirborne #SARSCoV2 #COVID #COVID19 #SafeWorkplace #workplaceSafety #WorkSafeBC #CDNPoli #PublicHealth #N95