Latest coronavirus stats: Pronounced declines in several countries and broadly good news for the UK and US

Jim EdwardsApr 21, 2020, 17:03 IST

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APRIL 21: Here's our daily summary of country-by-country coronavirus stats.
Summary: Broadly good news!
US and UK remain in sustained declining plateaus.
Italy, Spain, Germany and France are in pronounced declines.
Austria, New Zealand and Australia now have close to zero cases.
Japan and Russia remain behind the curve, unfortunately.
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Japan still in the teeth of the storm.

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Western Europe is past the peak.

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From Pantheon: New York City cases in pronounced decline.

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Australia: Just 13 new cases yesterday and that declining "active cases" measure is a thing of beauty.

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New Zealand: Now under 10 new cases per day, and boy does it show in that declining "active cases" curve.

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Sweden: Three days of declining new cases in a row but that could be due to weekend reporting anomalies. Fingers crossed?

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Austria: Now at fewer than 50 cases per day — that's down at the level of South Korea.

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Russia: For the first time, new cases declined. Too early to say it's a trend but this is the first bit of good news from Russia since the crisis began. Deaths still trending up, however.

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Russia: For the first time, new cases declined. Too early to say it's a trend but this is the first bit of good news from Russia since the crisis began. Deaths still trending up, however.

The UK: Like the US, locked into its plateau with only the slightest of declines in sight. A good day for deaths, however. Deaths have not been under 500 since the beginning of the month.

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The UK: Like the US, locked into its plateau with only the slightest of declines in sight. A good day for deaths, however. Deaths have not been under 500 since the beginning of the month.

Germany: Another new low in cases. Germany has tackled this with speed. A bad day for deaths, but they are a lagging indicator.

Worldometers

France: In new cases, the lows are getting lower and the highs are getting lower too. That's good news. Deaths also appear to be trending down.

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Italy: Wow x2! A new record low in cases for Italy. Deaths continued to trend downward too. Like Spain, you can see the end of the lockdown coming on stats like these.

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Spain: Wow! Huge day for Spain! Just 1,536 new cases! We haven't seen lows like that for more than a month. (Let's hope it's not a weekend data collection issue.) Deaths also remain in decline. You can see why Spain has chosen now to end its lockdown.

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Spain: Wow! Huge day for Spain! Just 1,536 new cases! We haven't seen lows like that for more than a month. (Let's hope it's not a weekend data collection issue.) Deaths also remain in decline. You can see why Spain has chosen now to end its lockdown.

The US: Another day, another 30,000 positive COVID-19 tests. The good news here is that the plateau in new cases might be sinking slowly into a decline. But the numbers are still high.

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The US: Another day, another 30,000 positive COVID-19 tests. The good news here is that the plateau in new cases might be sinking slowly into a decline. But the numbers are still high.

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Latest coronavirus stats: Pronounced declines in several countries and broadly good news for the UK and US

Japan still in the teeth of the storm.

Western Europe is past the peak.

From Pantheon: New York City cases in pronounced decline.

Australia: Just 13 new cases yesterday and that declining "active cases" measure is a thing of beauty.

New Zealand: Now under 10 new cases per day, and boy does it show in that declining "active cases" curve.

Sweden: Three days of declining new cases in a row but that could be due to weekend reporting anomalies. Fingers crossed?

Austria: Now at fewer than 50 cases per day — that's down at the level of South Korea.

Russia: For the first time, new cases declined. Too early to say it's a trend but this is the first bit of good news from Russia since the crisis began. Deaths still trending up, however.

The UK: Like the US, locked into its plateau with only the slightest of declines in sight. A good day for deaths, however. Deaths have not been under 500 since the beginning of the month.

Germany: Another new low in cases. Germany has tackled this with speed. A bad day for deaths, but they are a lagging indicator.

France: In new cases, the lows are getting lower and the highs are getting lower too. That's good news. Deaths also appear to be trending down.

Italy: Wow x2! A new record low in cases for Italy. Deaths continued to trend downward too. Like Spain, you can see the end of the lockdown coming on stats like these.

Spain: Wow! Huge day for Spain! Just 1,536 new cases! We haven't seen lows like that for more than a month. (Let's hope it's not a weekend data collection issue.) Deaths also remain in decline. You can see why Spain has chosen now to end its lockdown.

The US: Another day, another 30,000 positive COVID-19 tests. The good news here is that the plateau in new cases might be sinking slowly into a decline. But the numbers are still high.