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Coronavirus in Argentina: the Interior grows everything that the City goes down and the GBA is even at the peak

2020-09-05T22:51:18.601Z


An analysis of the curves of the three territories from the beginning of June to the present. In addition, a projection of cases and deaths expected until the end of the tour.


Pablo Sigal

09/05/2020 - 19:44

  • Clarín.com

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During the last month, the City of Buenos Aires experienced a significant slowdown in the growth of its curve.

In return,

the Interior went wild

.

The intensity and speed with which the curve grew in the provinces was the same with which

Buenos Aires fell.

The map in this pre-spring present indicates that the City represents

22 percent

of the cases nationwide, while the Interior accounts for 16 percent.

A month before, the first

took 31 percent

of and the provinces as a whole,

9 percent.

This

"spread" of the Covid

is the 

nationalization of the pandemic

, which during the first months had been concentrated in the AMBA.

The province of Buenos Aires, for its part, maintains its representation quota without great variations.

Both at the beginning of September and at the beginning of August,

between 60 and 62 percent of infections

were rapt

.

It is striking, when observed, the course that the curves of these three territories have taken.

When doing an analysis since June, it can be seen that from the first day of that month to July 1, the province of Buenos Aires increased its infections

by 442 percent

.

The following month it jumped

254 percent

.

And from August to September,

135 percent

.

There is a lighter brake than that of the City, and with that momentum it is approaching the peak.

In the case of the City, the increase was

229 percent from June to July

and

117 percent from July to August

.

In the last month the step fell to

64 percent

.

In the Interior, on the other hand, this variation was from lowest to highest in the same period:

112 percent

from June to July,

197 percent

from July to August and

314 percent from August to September.

House by house tests in Jujuy, the province that today has the most cases per number of inhabitants.

If one were to suppose that the number of cases should represent the population of each territory, the country today would have an alteration in that sense.

In reality, population density outweighs the number of inhabitants.

City lives the

6.51 percent of Argentines and has 22 percent of those infected.

In the province of Buenos Aires,

16.6 percent of the national population

lives

and today it has 62 percent of those infected.

While in the rest of the country live

58.5 percent of the people and 16 percent of the positive Covid

.

The “sharing” of the coronavirus is clearly unbalanced.

The number of infected people in the Interior is growing so much (especially in Jujuy, Santa Fe, Córdoba and Mendoza) that

the totality of cases in the sum of the provinces is rapidly approaching the balance of the City

.

It will happen sooner rather than later, due to the great difference in speed that the curves have reached.

According to Daniel Gervini, professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences of the University of Wisconsin, United States, "the curve of daily cases in the City of Buenos Aires has been flat since the beginning of August."

And he adds a piece of information: “The news now is that

the daily death curve has also decreased

.

This is important because it confirms the settling;

the cases confirmed by tests always underestimate the real number of infected, but the deaths are generally well counted ”.

On the advent of the peak, he makes a clarification: “Many believe that it is

the end of the epidemic

.

Actually, the peak is the maximum number of daily cases, but after the peak, the daily cases begin to decline slowly or even flatten out for a time, as in the city of Buenos Aires.

Therefore, the peak

is the middle of the epidemic

, not the end ”.

The road is long and, vaccine orphans, there is still a long way to go: “After the peak

there are more or less the same number of cases

as before the peak.

For this reason, if in the suburbs it happens when there are 400,000 cases as we are predicting, by the end of the pandemic at the end of November there will be a total of 800,000 accumulated cases ".

To this must be added the approximately 200,000 cases planned for the Capital, so that "by the end of November there will be approximately

1,000,000 accumulated cases

only

in the metropolitan area of ​​Buenos Aires ", adds Gervini.

If the current mortality rate of approximately 2 percent is sustained over time (the possibility of response from hospitals depends a lot on this), that would mean

about 20,000 deaths

by the time the curve finishes descending.

At a global level, the novelty of the last hours is that

India is on the heels of Brazil

in the number of infected (the difference is just over 3,000 cases) to place itself in second place in the ranking.

Although for now it has almost half of deaths.

America remains at the top.

Argentina continues in tenth place and goes

in search of Spain

, which is in ninth.

It is likely that in a few days it will surpass it, although the outbreaks in the European country may delay that movement and give our country a break in its upward spiral in the world concert.

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Source: clarin

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