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WE ARE IN NEW CALEDONIA

From Worldometer (new  COVID-19 deaths yesterday):

         DAY  USA  WORLD    Brazil    India    South Africa

2020
June     9     1093     4732         1185        246       82
July    22      1205     7128         1293      1120     572
Aug    12      1504     6556        1242        835     130
Sept     9      1208      6222       1136       1168       82
Oct     21      1225      6849         571        703       85
Nov    25       2304    12025        620        518      118
Dec    30       3880    14748       1224       299      465
2021
Jan     14       4142      15512       1151         189     712
Feb      3       4005    14265       1209       107      398
Mar      2       1989     9490        1726       110      194
April     6        906    11787         4211       631       37
May     4        853     13667        3025      3786     59 
June    1        287    10637         2346      3205      95
 July    7         251      8440        1595        817      411
Aug     4         656    10120        1118        532      423 
Sept   22      2228      9326          839       279     124
Oct      6       2102      8255          543       315       59
Nov    3        1436      7830         186        458       23
Dec     1       1633      8475          266        477       28
2022
Jan     7        2025      6729         148         285     140
Feb     2        2990   12012          946        991      175
Mar     2        1778     7756          335         173       28 
Apr     1          439      4056         290          52       12
May    5          225      2404         151            ?        64
June    2         216      1413         130           10        31
July    6          316      1627         335           35       12 
Aug    4          311       2138         258          70         ?
Sep    1           272       1732         174            ?         ?
Oct     6          281       1305         119            9         ?
Nov    3          167         980           16            ?         ?
        25            88         985           71             3        ?  
Dec    3          149       1029         131            3         ?
          8          194       1320         104             6       86
        15           147       1295         124             4         ?
        22          289       1637         165             9         ? 
        28          296       1768         337            2         ?
2023
Jan    4          346       1534         207             ?         ?
         5           220       1611          183             ?         ? 
       12            270       1470         128             ?         ?
       19            225       1775         480             ?         ?
        26           351       1361           92             1         7
Feb    1           221       1261         126              ?         ?
          8          329        999          50             2         ?
        15           211         999         132             1         ?
        22           177       1016         312              1         ? 
Mar   1            119         618           81              1         ? 
          8            116        605          34             0         0
         15           136        564             ?             5         ?
         23           137        386             ?             ?         ? 
         30            81         414             ?             ?          ?

Summary;
  • New deaths yesterday.
    • #1  Germany  100
    • #2  USA  81
    • #3  France  36
    • #4  Japan  33
  • New cases yesterday.
    • #1  South Korea  13,134
    • #2  Russia  11,128
    • #3  France  10,885
    • #4  USA  9,085
    • #5  Japan  8,327
    • #6  Germany  4,491
  • Total cases/million population.
    • Various islands lead.
    • There are 27 countries at 500,000 and higher.
    • Germany is #37 at 457,157.
    • USA is #58 with 317,090.
  • Total deaths/million population.
    • #1  Peru  6,524.  Why?  Shortage of oxygen.
    • #2  Bulgaria  5,589
    • #3  Hungary  5080
    • #15  USA  3,448
    • #130  Japan  588
    • #152  Singapore  290
    • While there is no doubt that African countries are particularly negligent in reporting covid deaths, there is an interesting statistic that might explain why maybe they should not be blamed so much. 
      • Only 4.4% of their population is 70 or older.
      • The European percentage is 22.2%
      • The Americas...16.7%
      • But the Western Pacific is 34.1%, and they have a low mortality rate/capita.
      • That's the enigma about COVID-19...sometimes nothing makes sense.
  • Mortality rate.
    • World  1%
    • USA  1%
    • Germany  0.4%
    • Japan  0.2%
    • South Korea  0.1%
    • A major reason why those countries of the Orient and Oceania have a lower mortality rate is that they avoided infections in the first year, and only got hit by COVID-19 after vaccinations were made available.
    • No question that the attitude of the Trump administration caused at least twice the number of deaths in the U.S. compared to the O/O nations.
    • Hoo Haa.  Donald Trump finally got indicted today by a Manhattan grand jury, the first time in American history that a current of former president will face criminal charges.  Not for his covid debacle, but for a hush payment scheme to cover up his involvement with adult film star Stormy Daniels to hide this embarrassment just before his 2016 election.
At-sea lunch, dinner and final show by Wil Martin.
Lunch was flank steak.  Dinner, chateaubriand.
With scallops.
Ending with a lemon tart and petit fours.
Then on to see Wil.
Almost 3000 steps today.  Not bad for an at-sea day.
Woke up with a front seat view of Noumea.  The travel guide said only five minutes to downtown.  I would say even I can do that is less than 5.  Photos from my veranda.
Tomorrow, more on Noumea and New Caledonia.
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