🇬🇧 COVID-19 hospital admissions in England have jumped 41% in just 2 weeks.
The NHS is now treating around 400 more COVID patients than it was 2 weeks ago. Deaths are up 46% in a week too.
People aged 85 and older are being hit the hardest, with hospital admission rates over 10 times the national average.
The variant is called Stratus, but so far, there's no evidence it makes people sicker than earlier variants.
And flu is another problem. It's showing up earlier than usual, with positive tests in September doubling from last year.
COVID and flu levels are still low overall, but hospitals could have a busy winter ahead with both viruses spreading.
Source: Daily Mail / Writer: Daniyal
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Nicholas Merten 🇺🇸 @NicholasMertenK ·
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@MarioNawfal If hospital admissions jumped because the NHS is already underfunded and short staffed, don't blame a regular seasonal virus and act like it's some unprecedented global emergency we've never seen before





































































