47 new cases were recorded in Oldham and 129 in the city of Manchester in the last 24 hrs .
Oldham had 194 cases per 100,000 persons for the week ending Nov 30 while Manchester had 175 cases.
The national average for the period was 129.
A national lockdown is in place until Dec2 due to the dramatic increase in cases occuring across the country during Oct-Nov. The effect of the lockdown can be seen in the reduction of new cases and the slowing rate of increase in the total number of cases from mid-november.
Latest info from oldham council: https://www.oldham.gov.uk/coronavirus ►
The significance of the graph below is not the total recorded but in the direction of the line, which ideally would be flat - indicating no new cases.
The RED line is the number of confirmed cases in Oldham.
The BLUE Line is the number for Manchester which has double the population of Oldham.
Graph starts 2 April and is updated daily or as soon as figures become available.
A total of 145,004 cases of the Covid-19 virus have been confirmed in Oldham since April 2nd .
While most will have run their course and no longer be active, we are still suffering hundreds of active cases each week.
Prior to the 2nd July the daily increase in recorded cases in Oldham had been fairly steady in single figures for 37 days - although should note that testing was not being conducted as extensively as it is now. At times intensive testing days or weekends have been held, which can be seen as sharp increases over one or two days, such as those at the beginning of July and October.
Sources NHS & Public Health England, ONS & BBC
The latest advice from Public Health England and the NHS regarding the COVID-19 outbreak can be found here: Current NHS Advice ►
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