Good piece.Something interesting to be considered when it comes to statistics, numbers, rates...
The American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) from the American Public Health Association (APHA) publications
American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) from the American Public Health Association (APHA)ajph.aphapublications.org
Interesting to note that the time to duplication in Palermo is 20,6 days, in Almargro/ Boedo it is 8,1 days. In some ways I again wonder why more is not done to restrict activities and residents of specific neighbourhoods. There was an interesting article a few days ago showing how Argentina had the strictest (and longest) lockdown in the world next to China, Italy, Spain etc - and that these harsh measures do not actually work, they are ineffective on their own and lead to huge spikes like we are seeing now.27 June 2020Coronavirus: solo 5 barrios concentran la mitad de los casos de la Ciudad
Coronavirus: solo 5 barrios concentran la mitad de los casos de la Ciudadwww.lanacion.com.ar
Coronavirus: only 5 neighborhoods concentrate half of the City's cases
The city of Buenos Aires is one of the centers of greatest concern for the growth of coronavirus infections, which has already surpassed the 20,000 barrier and represents 43% of cases in Argentina . However, the outbreak manifests itself unevenly within the City: only five of the 48 Buenos Aires neighborhoods centralize 50% of the total infected in the district.
These are the neighborhoods of Flores (3675), Retiro (2927), Barracas (1833), Villa Lugano (1627) and Balvanera (1323). The data arises from an analysis of LA NACION Data on the information published in the Weekly Epidemiological Bulletin (BES) of the Buenos Aires Ministry of Health and takes into account the cases since March 3, when the first positive was confirmed in CABA, until on June 25, when the total number of infected totaled 22,932.
On the other hand, there are still some neighborhoods that do not exceed 40 cases, such as Agronomy (31), Villa Ortúzar (33), Villa Real (34) and Versailles (36). The latter even remained free of positive cases for almost two months and reported their first case only during the last week of May....
If the rate is analyzed for every 100,000 inhabitants , the most compromised are Retiro , Flores and Villa Soldati. In recent weeks, the Buenos Aires government intensified door-to-door case tracking and follow-up of close contacts through the Detect plan in these three neighborhoods....
See chart showing number of positive cases in each of the 48 neighborhoods.....
I stopped listening to him after he said to drink a hot mate and it will go away.but if you listen to the minister of health, argentina's lockdown strategy is the envy of the world
I don't know about Boedo. Whereas, on June 22nd:Interesting to note that the time to duplication in Palermo is 20,6 days, in Almargro/ Boedo it is 8,1 days. In some ways I again wonder why more is not done to restrict activities and residents of specific neighbourhoods. There was an interesting article a few days ago showing how Argentina had the strictest (and longest) lockdown in the world next to China, Italy, Spain etc - and that these harsh measures do not actually work, they are ineffective on their own and lead to huge spikes like we are seeing now.
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