Thought this chart was interesting, so i translated the legend on the right-hand side.
This is a chart of all known settings of cluster outbreaks in Germany - an outbreak being any group of minimum two cases with a joint background.
It shows several interesting things:
This is a chart of all known settings of cluster outbreaks in Germany - an outbreak being any group of minimum two cases with a joint background.
It shows several interesting things:
- the effect of vaccination campaign - and that quite extremely: transmission at senior citizen homes (blue) and at hospitals (green) which visibly dominated the second wave is in comparison now a minor vector. Both groups were vaccinated first in Germany.
- transmission within families and other forms of joint living (light blue) remains rather constant since the beginning of the second wave (around calendar week 42/2020) up to now and due to the above drop is now the largest vector.
- transmission at the workplace is the current second-largest vector - and snce the beginning of the second wave slowly growing
- transmission at kindergartens as a phenomenon started within 2-3 weeks of these opening again (after the beginning of the year) and by now present the third-largest vector.
- pretty much all other transmission vectors are minor to the point where there's at most a thousand cases per week for all combined, as many as the "unknown vector" group.
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