statistics

  this post is the reason I started all of this in the first place. every time I watch the news or moreover, our daily briefing, I want a more detailed breakdown of the statistics, especially in relation to death. well, here is what I found as of yesterday. In the spirit of transparency, I got all my information from this site

https://www.covid19data.com.au/

1. overall figures as of 7/9

deaths     675

active cases     1718

total cases         19 574

total recovered 17 065

total tests         2 403 388

2. deaths by age

20s 1 70s    109

30s 2 80s    290

40s 1 90s    231

50s 12 100s    9

60s 20

3. death by gender

female    351    male    324

4. transmission source

aged care                                461 

(there is a note in the data stating 399 Possible Aged Care. having read the note, I have no idea what that means)

known outbreak       2

not linked to known outbreak    2

interstate       1

what I want to know are the figures for death in regional and metropolitan areas. those tested who have died with a further breakdown of those tested in isolation and those tested who are not in isolation. further information regarding the 209 deaths whose transmission source is not listed

if you do a search for corona virus statistics Victoria, there is a lot more information to look at

probably, there are more types of statistical questions I would like to ask; I just haven't thought of them yet. then there are the permutations and combinations of all the figures listed above. 

then there is information regarding health care workers - that is a department all of it's own

now here is the important part. I do not want this further information to form some vast and kooky conspiracy; I just want to have a detailed and specific overview of the information at hand.